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What a week for AI! We get started in thought-provoking fashion in our AI & Finance headlines column, where we discuss Bill Gates latest prediction concerning AI and the futures of human knowledge, work, and knowledge work. Let's just say the Microsoft co-founder thinks the world is going to change a lot in the next decade. Moving on, we have an Education piece about strong AI and weak AI and where we are in progressing towards artificial intelligence that thinks on par with, or better than, humans. It was another huge week in AI fundraising, as our top 5 column will reveal, and our AI podcast hosts Al & Ivy are tackling semiconductor supergiant Nvidia in their weekly chat... CHECK IT ALL OUT BELOW!
Bill Gates gave Fallon his latest unedited thoughts on the prospects of artificial intelligence on a recent episode of The Tonight Show and depending on your take on AI and humanity, it's either hopefully utopian or frighteningly dystopian. Gates said that within a decade, we won't need humans for most things. Because of AI. No, really, that was the gist of it. He pointed out that up to this point, knowledge and intelligence were rare commodities-making great doctors and teachers-not to mention great investors, financial advisors, writers, lawyers and technologists-only available to a small slice of humanity. According to Bill... CONTINUE HERE
This week, we're going to discuss a non-technical manner in which artificial intelligence technology has been classified: Weak artificial intelligence, strong artificial intelligence, and, just to take a good look into a potential future for humanity and technology, what has been deemed as "super AI." We should note that last year, not long after taking over this column, we touched on this method of AI classification in our discussion of artificial general intelligence, and thus it makes sense for us to start there, and, with a discussion of strong AI, because they are usually one and the same: strong AI is... CONTINUE HERE
The week's top reported deal, per FinSMEs, came from London-based Isomorphic Labs, an AI-oriented biotech company, which raised a $600 million round. The next biggest announcement came from the security space, where Tampa, Fla.-based ReliaQuest brought in a $500 million-plus round. The top five also included companies in the AI infrastructure and semiconductor spaces. Smaller funding raises that did not quite make our top 5 this week included announcements from the robotics, food preparation and cybersecurity sectors... CONTINUE HERE
Friends, the week of March 28 to April 3, 2025, witnessed significant developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). From corporate partnerships aiming to enhance customer experiences to legislative actions addressing the ethical implications of AI, these events highlight the pervasive influence of AI across various sectors. And you all certainly know by now, AI has ABSOLUTELY gone mainstream, when you're able to weave pizza into the top 10 news stories around artificial intelligence for the week. And the state of New Jersey has gotten into the scene as well with a new law criminalizing deceptive AI, a/k/a deepfakes... CONTINUE HERE
In this podcast, our dynamic AI duo - Al & Ivy - provide a concise history of NVIDIA's innovations and growth. The content was generated thru NotebookLM from this content source: "A Brief History of NVIDIA" published on CanvasBusinessModel.com. This text from CanvasBusinessModel.com provides a concise history of NVIDIA, highlighting its 1993 founding and its evolution into a dominant force in GPUs and AI. The overview details key milestones such as the development of groundbreaking graphics technology, the expansion into high-performance computing and artificial intelligence, and strategic business decisions like acquisitions and partnerships. It further explores how NVIDIA overcame market challenges and continues to... CONTINUE HERE
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STOCKS COMPRISING DWN AI INDEX:
Amazon (AMZN) * Arista Networks (ANET) * AI (C3.ai) * CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) * Duolingo (DUOL) * iRhythm Technologies (IRTC) * Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) * NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) * Palantir Technologies (PLTR) & * Taiwan Semiconductor * Manufacturing (TSM)
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