Coveo has announced the general availability of its Passage Retrieval API, designed to enhance the accuracy and security of generative AI applications for enterprises by reducing hallucinations.
Anthropic's latest AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, is now generally available on Amazon Bedrock in the AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region, offering organizations in the area access to advanced AI capabilities while maintaining local data compliance.
A lengthy evaluation of Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant at the Australian Department of Treasury has revealed both promising benefits and significant limitations of the technology, according to a newly released report.
The UK's competition watchdog has raised significant concerns about the state of the country's £9 billion cloud computing market, warning that limited competition between providers is potentially driving up costs and stifling innovation across the British economy.
As organizations grapple with implementing generative AI amid mounting data management challenges, a new comprehensive study aims to investigate how prepared companies are to capitalize on the technology's next phase of evolution.
The Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek has rattled the tech industry with the release of free, cheaply made AI models that compete with the best US products such as ChatGPT.
BankVic, an Australian mutual bank serving police, emergency, and health workers, has selected the NewgenONE platform from Newgen Software to streamline its day-to-day operations and offer superior member experiences.
In response to the growing wave of ransomware attacks targeting enterprise systems, data protection firm Commvault has announced a new automated solution for recovering Microsoft Active Directory forests, a critical component that manages access and authentication for hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
ABBYY has announced its integration with IBM watsonx.ai, combining its intelligent document processing with advanced language models to enhance business workflows.
In 2017, the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands deployed an artificial intelligence (AI) system to determine how likely welfare recipients were to commit fraud. After analysing the data, the system developed biases: it flagged as “high risk” people who identified as female, young, with kids, and of low proficiency in the Dutch language.
