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Meta's Llama 3, Stanford's 2024 AI Index, and the US cities with the most AI jobs

AI for Pros: Navigating the Ever-Evolving Landscape of Artificial Intelligence in Business and Employment

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Malcolm Frank, CEO
April 22, 2024

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This Week’s Highlights

Here’s some of the best of what we discovered this week:

Game on: Meta gets serious about AI

Llama 3 is here, and Meta’s AI assistant is integrated into Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

Stanford’s 2024 AI Index is out

If there’s one long-form report for understanding the state of AI, this is it.  A must read.

Bottom Gun: The end of the fighter pilot?

US Air Force confirms its first successful AI dogfight.

Microsoft’s AI Copilot is starting to automate the coding industry

Github Copilot is saving devs hundreds of hours a month, enjoys market lead over Amazon and Google.

Gen AI gold rush drives corporate IT spending. But where’s the payoff?

Gartner predicts worldwide IT spending to increase 8% this year, but the winning use-cases still aren’t clear.

Tool of the Week: Cogniflow

Cogniflow allows users to chat with documents, automate information extraction, and analyze images.

Where are the AI jobs in the US?

The Bay Area and Seattle lead the way, but the other hot spots may surprise you.

Math nerds beware: AI might be coming for your jobs first

Peter Thiel argues coders and accountants should be most concerned, adding “the word people” will be harder to replace in the near future.

Exciting technology, boring space: How AI is transforming accounting

Where EY, KPMG and Deloitte are automating at scale. 

Google restructures as part of AI shift

Google’s CFO: “The tech sector is in the midst of a tremendous platform shift with AI…(and) means we collectively have to make tough decisions.”

A Linux model for corporate AI

Intel, Red Hat, VMWare, Cloudera, SAS and others work with the Linux Foundation to build open AI platforms for the enterprise.  

And one more thing…

A sign of peak AI hype? 

AngryGF launches. Yes, a perpetually enraged girlfriend chatbot...intended to teach men better communication skills.

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