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When it comes to generating AI images, both Gemini and ChatGPT do a passable job. In most cases, the results will look AI-generated, but they likely won’t have glaring spelling issues or missing limbs. Now, OpenAI is trying something new, introducing GIF support for ChatGPT. It’s the company’s first “moving images” feature since OpenAI shut…

Machine learning models learn to recognize the world around us from examples labeled by humans. Underlying this process is an assumption that the person doing the labeling has a clear and stable definition of the category in mind before they begin. This assumption holds well when training a model on objective categories, like a stop…

When disruption strikes, customer service can become mission-critical in minutes. Content Guru’s AI Product Director Rhys Harris explains how AI can manage surging demand, provide proactive updates, and strengthen human support when urgency, complexity or vulnerability requires a fast response

Our findings on AI customer service versus human support from our CX-focused study reveal vital insights into what consumers really value.

Lessons from three decades of digital transformations and the intent-based architecture that comes next

Focusing on preparing working professionals and entrepreneurs to apply AI to managerial decision-making, the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM-A) is opening admissions to the second cohort of its two-year Blended MBA Programme in Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (BPGP: BA & AI).

Sanas Supervised AI enables contact centres to scale AI-led customer conversations while keeping a human supervisor in control. Announced at CCW Nashville, the platform allows supervisors to oversee up to four live AI calls, intervene instantly and preserve customer context.

As enterprises face AI-driven cyberattacks, AI security governance must control autonomous systems that can reach data, connect applications and act on users’ behalf. That makes human accountability a core security requirement.

Coxon’s warning is drawing attention to the potential consequences of increasingly advanced AI systems (SBG).

TL;DR: OpenAI’s “Project Lily” reportedly hires hundreds of contractors to read real ChatGPT conversations and rate replies to improve behavior; despite attempts to redact identities, sensitive personal data can remain exposed, raising privacy concerns as many users likely don’t know humans review their chats. Voice: Jak ConnorSpeed 0:00 / 2:15 Use left and right arrow…