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Microsoft Designates Dee Templeton as Non-Voting Observer on OpenAI Board

Microsoft has appointed Dee Templeton, Vice President for tech and research partnerships and operations, as the non-voting observer on OpenAI’s board, according to reports by Bloomberg. Templeton, also an advisor to Microsoft CTO and EVP of AI, Kevin Scott, has already commenced attending board meetings. The Information had previously hinted at Templeton being under consideration for this role. In her current capacity, Templeton oversees operations for Microsoft’s Technology and Research group, which consists of nearly 1,500 scientists and engineers. Notably, […]

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Microsoft Introduces Copilot Key to Windows Keyboard for Seamless AI Integration

Microsoft Corporation is set to introduce a groundbreaking addition to its Windows keyboard, the Copilot key, marking the first change to the layout since the inclusion of the Windows/Start key in 1994. Positioned to the right of the space bar, this Copilot key signals Microsoft’s deepened commitment to artificial intelligence (AI). Scheduled to debut on Windows 11 computers showcased by Microsoft’s hardware partners at the CES technology conference, the Copilot key will eventually become a standard feature. Designed to seamlessly […]

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Generative AI Revolutionizes Real Estate in the Metaverse: A GCC Frontier

The metaverse, once a futuristic dream, is now rapidly evolving, driven by the power of artificial intelligence (AI). Real estate companies are leveraging generative AI to explore the immense potential of this digital universe. In the GCC region, a projected $15 billion injection into economies by 2030 positions it as a global leader in the metaverse. Generative AI, exemplified by tools like Landvault Create, democratizes content creation by making it accessible to anyone, regardless of technical expertise. This game-changing technology […]

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Splitwise improves GPU usage by splitting LLM inference phases

The recent surge in large language model (LLM) use is causing significant challenges for cloud providers, requiring them to deploy more GPUs at an unprecedented rate. However, the capacity to provision the power needed to run these GPUs is limited, and with demand for computation surpassing supply, it is not uncommon for user queries to be denied. Therefore, any approach to making the existing infrastructure more efficient—enabling it to serve more queries faster under the same power budget—can have very […]

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Invest Qatar and Microsoft Launch Ai.SHA, a GPT-Powered chatbot

Invest Qatar has joined forces with Microsoft to introduce Ai.SHA, a groundbreaking AI-powered assistant equipped with OpenAI’s GPT capabilities. This collaboration positions Invest Qatar as a pioneer among investment promotion agencies (IPAs), embracing cutting-edge technology to redefine interactions between investors and businesses in Qatar. Ai.SHA, an innovative digital resource, caters to investor inquiries regarding Qatar’s business landscape, investment opportunities, and the overall ecosystem. Leveraging data from key entities such as the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Qatar Financial Centre, Qatar […]

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Python’s Magic Methods: Leverage Their Power in Your Classes

As a Python developer who wants to harness the power of object-oriented programming, you’ll love to learn how to customize your classes using special methods, also known as magic methods or dunder methods. A special method is a method whose name starts and ends with a double underscore. These methods have special meanings for Python. Python automatically calls magic methods as a response to certain operations, such as instantiation, sequence indexing, attribute managing, and much more. Magic methods support core […]

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OpenAI’s Annual Revenue Surpasses $1.6 Billion in 2023

In a significant milestone, OpenAI has reported annualized revenue exceeding $1.6 billion, showcasing robust growth primarily driven by its acclaimed ChatGPT product. This noteworthy increase from $1.3 billion, as of mid-October, underscores the widespread adoption and success of OpenAI’s innovative language model. The surge in revenue reflects the sustained demand for ChatGPT, a product that has garnered widespread attention for its versatile applications in natural language processing. OpenAI’s commitment to advancing artificial intelligence capabilities has evidently translated into substantial financial […]

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HTTP Requests With Python’s urllib.request

If you need to perform HTTP requests using Python, then the widely used Requests library is often the way to go. However, if you prefer to use only standard-library Python and minimize dependencies, then you can turn to urllib.request instead. In this video course, you’ll: Learn the essentials of making basic HTTP requests with urllib.request Explore the inner workings of an HTTP message and how urllib.request represents it Grasp the concept of handling character encodings in HTTP messages Understand common […]

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The Rise of AI-Created Avatars Shaking Up the Content Creator Landscape

In a paradigm shift within the $21 billion content creator economy, virtual influencers crafted by generative AI are carving their niche as big brands increasingly opt for AI avatars to endorse their products on social media platforms. Frustrated by exorbitant rates charged by human influencers, Diana Nunez, co-founder of The Clueless ad agency, took matters into her hands and birthed Aitana Lopez, a virtual influencer with pink hair, boasting a substantial following of over 200,000 on social media. Lopez, despite […]

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Python’s Array: Working With Numeric Data Efficiently

When you start your programming adventure, one of the most fundamental concepts that you encounter early on is the array. If you’ve recently switched to Python from another programming language, then you might be surprised that arrays are nowhere to be found as a built-in syntactical construct in Python. Instead of arrays, you typically use lists, which are slightly different and more flexible than classic arrays. That said, Python ships with the lesser-known array module in its standard library, providing […]

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