The world of technology and journalism is rapidly evolving, with artificial intelligence (AI) playing a significant role in shaping the future of both industries. In this news brief, we'll explore the latest developments in AI, from its adoption in journalism to its impact on the tech industry.
23 Journalists Selected for the AI Journalism Lab: Adoption Cohort
The Newmark J-School has selected 23 journalists from around the world to participate in the AI Journalism Lab: Adoption Cohort. This program aims to empower journalists with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to lead their newsrooms into an AI-enabled future. The cohort members come from diverse backgrounds and have expertise in local and international reporting, editorial leadership, audience engagement, product management, digital innovation, and data-driven storytelling.
Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel Wants to Use AI to Make Travel Easier
Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel wants to use AI to make travel easier for everyone. He believes that AI can handle everything from planning to booking, making the process smoother and more efficient. This vision aligns with the company's goal of providing a seamless travel experience for its customers.
3 Key Guidelines for a Practical AI Security Strategy
In an era of AI security, it's essential to have a practical AI security strategy in place. Kyndryl has outlined three key guidelines for a successful AI security strategy, including understanding the risks, implementing a robust security framework, and continuously monitoring and improving the security posture.
Intel's Former CEO Pat Gelsinger Claims NVIDIA's AI GPUs Are 10,000 Times More Expensive Than Needed
Intel's former CEO Pat Gelsinger has made a bold claim, stating that NVIDIA's AI GPUs are 10,000 times more expensive than what's needed for AI inferencing. This statement highlights the ongoing competition between Intel and NVIDIA in the AI market.
Can AI Help You Win Your March Madness Bracket?
With the NCAA March Madness tournament underway, one disruptor is betting $1 million that AI can help you win your bracket. Alan Levy's platform, 4C, is running a challenge that pits AI programmers' picks against those of a professional sports gambler. This experiment highlights the growing use of AI in sports and entertainment.
SentinelOne Partners With High Wire Networks to Enhance AI-Driven Cybersecurity Solutions
SentinelOne has partnered with High Wire Networks to enhance its AI-driven cybersecurity solutions. This collaboration aims to advance SentinelOne's Managed Detection and Response (MDR) capabilities, positioning the company favorably in the cybersecurity market.
AWS Generative AI Exec Leaves to Launch Startup
Raj Aggarwal, the GM of AWS' generative AI and revenue acceleration business, is leaving the company to launch a new startup. Aggarwal played a significant role in AWS' push into generative AI and contributed to the development of AWS' AI foundation models.
Andor Creator Refuses to Publish Scripts Due to AI Concerns
Tony Gilroy, the showrunner of the critically acclaimed show Andor, has refused to publish the show's scripts due to concerns about AI. Gilroy fears that the material would become training fodder for AI systems, highlighting the growing concerns about artists' work being used without permission.
Is the AI Trade Dead or Just Hitting a Rough Patch?
Artificial intelligence stocks have hit a rough patch recently, with major stocks like Nvidia dropping over 15% this year. Samy Sriram, a markets analyst, weighs in on the current state of the AI trade, suggesting that it's not dead but rather hitting a rough patch.
Nvidia Outlook: Investors Still Waiting for AI Second Act
Gil Luria, head of technology research at D.A. Davidson, shares his outlook on tech giant Nvidia following its 'Super Bowl of AI' conference. Investors are still waiting for the AI second act, and Nvidia's performance will be closely watched.
Key Takeaways
- AI is transforming the journalism industry, with 23 journalists selected for the AI Journalism Lab: Adoption Cohort.
- Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel wants to use AI to make travel easier for everyone.
- Intel's former CEO Pat Gelsinger claims NVIDIA's AI GPUs are 10,000 times more expensive than needed.
- AI is being used in sports and entertainment, with one disruptor betting $1 million that AI can help you win your March Madness bracket.
- SentinelOne has partnered with High Wire Networks to enhance its AI-driven cybersecurity solutions.
- AWS generative AI exec Raj Aggarwal is leaving to launch a new startup.
- Andor creator Tony Gilroy refuses to publish scripts due to AI concerns.
- The AI trade is hitting a rough patch, but it's not dead.
- Investors are waiting for the AI second act, and Nvidia's performance will be closely watched.
Sources
- 23 Journalists Selected for the AI Journalism Lab: Adoption Cohort - Newmark J-School
- Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel wants to use AI to make it "easier for everybody to experience the world."
- 3 key guidelines for a practical AI security strategy
- Intel's Former CEO Pat Gelsinger Claims NVIDIA's AI GPUs Are 10,000 Times More Expensive Than What Is Needed For AI Inferencing
- Can AI help you win your March Madness bracket? One disruptor bets $1 million on 'yes' (and Houston)
- SentinelOne (NYSE:S) Partners With High Wire Networks To Enhance AI-Driven Cybersecurity Solutions
- AWS generative AI exec leaves to launch startup
- Andor creator refuses to publish scripts thanks to AI
- Is the AI trade dead or just hitting a rough patch? One expert weighs in
- Nvidia outlook: Investors still waiting for AI second act