This year has seen three fledgling AI firms swallowed up by Big Tech companies. As the Financial Times (FT) notes in a report Wednesday (Aug. 14), it is a pattern that threatens to leave venture capitalists (VCs) on the outside looking in at the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. AI companies Adept, Character.AI and Inflection had, combined, raised
A growing number of tech firms are reportedly cautioning investors about risks related to their efforts in artificial intelligence (AI). At least a dozen major tech companies have “quietly” issued AI-related warnings this year by adding or updating them in the “risk factors” section of reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Bloomberg
Gulf Energy CEO Sarath Ratanavadi (left) and Google Cloud Asia Pacific vice president Karan Bajwa. Coutesy of Google Billionaire Sarath Ratanavadi’s Gulf Energy is stepping up digital infrastructure investments as it partners with Alphabet’s Google to build artificial intelligence-powered cloud facilities in Thailand. Through the partnership, Gulf Energy said its unit Gulf Edge will become
Investors are always chasing good growth stocks, and artificial intelligence (AI) shares are the new darlings. The government-owned Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC) has joined the fray. It has formed its first commercial partnership with home-grown unicorn SmartMore, an AI specialist that produces visual inspection machines for industrial production and assembly lines, which already has
Users can save filters to their Google accounts with custom tags and use them across mobile and desktop for tailored search results Harsh Shivam New Delhi Google Search has started testing custom filters for results based on keywords and domains. Consumer technology news website 9To5Google has reported that the feature is available for select users,