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May 14, 2024 Google gives its Gemini AI chatbot a longer memory and new skills The AI advancements are powered by Google DeepMind’s Gemini Pro 1.5 model, which strikes a balance between performance and speed. BY Mark Sullivan Google showed off some new skills in its Gemini AI chatbot at Tuesday’s I/O developer event, and previewed … Continue reading Google gives its Gemini AI chatbot a longer memory and new skills
March 28, 2024 Using ChatGPT for homework is correlated with memory loss and bad grades Researchers in Pakistan found that high use of generative AI for schoolwork was related to harmful educational outcomes. BY Shalene Gupta The world is all abuzz about ChatGPT and the transformative powers it offers, but a new study published in the … Continue reading Using ChatGPT for homework is correlated with memory loss and bad grades
Memory – Remember That Word by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 15, 2024 Memory has been a topic of discussion several times over the past couple of days in relation to announcements around generative artificial intelligence (GAI). Not the type of memory that goes into a mobile device. The type that provides cognitive ability. OpenAI … Continue reading Memory – Remember That Word
Devindra Hardawar @devindra Meta may be grabbing most of the metaverse headlines for now, but it’s far from the only company exploring how we can experience virtual events across a variety of devices. Microsoft gave us a glimpse of its vision earlier this year with Mesh, a platform for virtual meetings that can take place … Continue reading Microsoft’s redesigned Teams app is faster and less of a memory hog
Jennifer Frances — June 4, 2018 Follow @socialbeesmedia — June 4, 2018 The year is 2018. Maybe you’re going it alone, in the early stages of setting up your business. Or perhaps you’re the marketing director of an established company, looking to expand your target audience. Either way, you’ve decided to turn your focus to … Continue reading In Memory of Social Media Marketing
The proliferation of consumer devices means marketers must find ways to account for an ever more complex buyer journey. Columnist Josh Manion details the steps along the road to gaining a true picture of you customer. Josh Manion on October 27, 2016 With the holidays rapidly approaching, marketers are busy finalizing plans to engage … Continue reading Does your marketing suffer from memory loss when customers switch devices?
by Andre Oentoro June 28, 2016 Follow @breadnbeyondJune 28, 2016 Have you heard about whiteboard videos or video scribing? If you have, you probably know that corporations and educational groups rave about them as visual media for teaching and training. Heck, maybe even your company or your competitors are using them. Whiteboard videos are in … Continue reading How Whiteboard Videos Increase Viewers’ Memory Quality by 22%
by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 30, 2015) Intelligent automation will become the next tool for online advertising. A team of researchers at Google demonstrated an artificially intelligent system a few months ago that could reliably identify a mountain-unicycling video, demonstrating the implications of recurrent neural networks (RNN), which will use an internal memory to process sequences … Continue reading Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Search, Target Ads Based On Memory
by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (October 29, 2015) Intelligent automation will become the next tool for online advertising. A team of researchers at Google demonstrated an artificially intelligent system a few months ago that could reliably identify a mountain-unicycling video, demonstrating the implications of recurrent neural networks (RNN), which will use an internal memory to process sequences … Continue reading Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Search, Target Ads Based On Memory
Zoe WaldronMarch 2, 2015 Meet Celine Navarro from Montpellier, in the south of France. She works in scrapbooking, her dream job, and teaches DIY workshops all over the world. She also blogs – in both French and English. Travel is another one of her passions. Celine has been to over 35 countries and 5 continents. … Continue reading HelloInterview: Meet Celine Navarro – Memory Keeper, Blogger, and Pinterest Influencer!
