The world of artificial intelligence is abuzz with the latest developments in conversational AI, with several key players making significant strides in the field. In this news brief, we'll delve into the latest advancements in AI chatbots, the growing influence of AI on the financial industry, and the potential security concerns surrounding these emerging technologies.
Elon Musk Launches 'Scary Smart' AI Chatbot Grok 3
Elon Musk has launched his latest AI chatbot, Grok 3, which boasts 10 times the computational resources of its predecessor. The chatbot is designed to rival OpenAI's ChatGPT and has been promoted as "scary smart." Grok 3's development was accelerated using the Colossus supercomputer, which provided 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs for training. This has enabled the chatbot to run big datasets in a shorter time frame while providing enhanced accuracy.
Grok 2 vs. Grok 3: What's New in Elon Musk's Latest Release
Grok 3's development cycle was significantly faster than its predecessor, thanks to the use of the Colossus supercomputer. The chatbot's training process was also modified to include synthetic datasets, self-correction, and reinforcement learning, which has enhanced its performance. Grok 3 is now available to Premium+ subscribers on X and will be rolled out to the general public soon.
Tiger Brokers Adopts DeepSeek Model as Chinese Brokerages, Funds Rush to Embrace AI
Tiger Brokers has embedded the DeepSeek-R1 model into its AI-powered chatbot, TigerGPT. This move follows DeepSeek's meteoric rise, which has stunned Silicon Valley and triggered a rally in Chinese tech shares. At least 20 Chinese brokers and fund managers have started to integrate DeepSeek models into their businesses, potentially changing the way they conduct research, manage risks, and interact with clients.
Capgemini Posts 2% Sales Dip, but Beats Estimates Aided by AI Demand
Capgemini reported a 2% drop in its annual constant currency sales, but narrowly beat market expectations, thanks to sustained demand for its cloud and AI services. The company attributed the continued client demand to the appeal of efficiency and cost-optimization programs, which have boosted its Cloud and Data & AI services businesses.
AI Predicts Preterm Birth Risk with 82% Accuracy
Researchers have used machine learning models to predict preterm birth risk, identifying linear SVMs as the most accurate. The key predictors included inflammation and blood composition markers. This breakthrough has the potential to revolutionize prenatal care and improve outcomes for mothers and babies.
Key Takeaways
- Elon Musk's Grok 3 AI chatbot has been launched, boasting 10 times the computational resources of its predecessor.
- The financial industry is rapidly embracing AI, with at least 20 Chinese brokers and fund managers integrating DeepSeek models into their businesses.
- Capgemini reported a 2% drop in sales, but beat expectations due to sustained demand for its cloud and AI services.
- AI has been used to predict preterm birth risk with 82% accuracy, a breakthrough that could revolutionize prenatal care.
- The growing influence of AI on the financial industry is expected to boost financial IT spending by 24% in five years, benefiting vendors including Hundsun Technologies Inc, Northking Information Technology Co, and iSoftStone Information Technology (Group) Co.
Sources
- Elon Musk launches ‘scary smart’ AI chatbot Grok 3
- Grok 2 vs. Grok 3: What’s new in Elon Musk’s latest release
- Musk's xAI unveils new AI chatbot Grok-3 to rival ChatGPT, DeepSeek
- Juniper Research: Conversational AI to Generate $57 Billion of Revenue Globally Over Next Three Years
- Tiger Brokers Adopts DeepSeek Model as Chinese Brokerages, Funds Rush to Embrace AI
- Capgemini posts 2% sales dip, but beats estimates aided by AI demand
- Andrej Karpathy's Early Access to Grok 3 and Implications for AI Trading Models
- The DeepSeek AI revolution has a security problem
- AI predicts preterm birth risk with 82% accuracy
- Tiger Brokers adopts DeepSeek model as Chinese brokerages, funds rush to embrace AI