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Open Source vs. Proprietary AI: A Tussle for the Future of Artificial Intelligence

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The approach to AI development is only getting mired in the same tussle that influenced the development of computing in the 20th century. The post Open Source vs. Proprietary AI: A Tussle for the Future of Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Intel open-sources AI-powered tool to spot bugs in code

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ControlFlag, an AI-powered tool developed by Intel to spot potential issues in software code, has been released in open source. Read More.

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AI Weekly: Researchers attempt an open source alternative to GitHub’s Copilot

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A group of researchers is attempting to create an open source alternative to GitHub's Copilot service, powered by OpenAI's Codex model. Read More.

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AI and telecom breakthroughs dominate ‘Innovation of the Year’ category for 2024 GeekWire Awards

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It’s a big year for artificial intelligence, telecom advances, and tools designed to make these emerging technologies safe and transparent, judging from the finalists in the category of Innovation of the Year. Allen Institute for AI is a finalist for its Open Language Model, or OLMo.

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How leadership can empower developers in the AI era

CIO Business Intelligence

Imposter syndrome—doubting your abilities to the point that you feel like a fraud—is an evergreen topic of conversation among software developers. They spend their time away from work learning new languages, contributing to open-source projects, and compiling a portfolio—working, in other words. Artificial Intelligence

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Valve and Picnik vets Hatch new idea — a no-code web design platform for ‘tech curious creators’

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Danielle Barnum Photo) The news: Longtime Seattle software developers and entrepreneurs Darrin Massena and Mike Harrington have officially launched Hatch , an online makerspace aimed at bringing website-building capability to more “tech curious creators” without requiring programming expertise.

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Meta and Microsoft vets land $2.2M for startup building ‘shared brain’ developer platform

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Augmend Photo) A new artificial intelligence startup wants to help software development teams capture, store, and query their company data and knowledge. He also has experience developing AI products at Amazon and Microsoft. Augmend recently emerged from stealth mode with $2.2 million in new funding.