What's next for generative AI in 2025? – Computerworld
Small language models capable of addressing specific tasks without burning through processing power are likely to surge in popularity.| Computerworld
Small language models capable of addressing specific tasks without burning through processing power are likely to surge in popularity.| Computerworld
Generative AI projects will move from pilot phase to production for many companies this year, which means the workforce will be affected in ways never before imagined, says Sarah Hoffman, director of AI research at AlphaSense.| Computerworld
While the Chinese AI start-up has found innovative ways to reduce infrastructure costs for deploying AI, it's easily replicated by more mature and secure models.| Computerworld
