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Have you ever felt like managing your social media is a full-time job? After all, the average person spends nearly 2 hours and 21 minutes per day on social media. But for businesses and creators, it’s safe to assume that number increases when factoring in content creation, scheduling, engagement, and analytics. I recently came across

Rick Caccia, CEO and Co-Founder of WitnessAI, has extensive experience in launching security and compliance products. He has held leadership roles in product and marketing at Palo Alto Networks, Google, and Symantec. Caccia previously led product marketing at ArcSight through its IPO and subsequent operations as a public company and served as the first Chief

After testing the various models in Google’s new Gemini 2.0 family, something interesting becomes clear: Google is exploring the potential of specialized AI systems working in concert similar to OpenAI. Google has structured their AI offerings around practical use cases – from rapid response systems to deep reasoning engines. Each model serves a specific purpose

Suppose an AI assistant fails to answer a question about current events or provides outdated information in a critical situation. This scenario, while increasingly rare, reflects the importance of keeping Large Language Models (LLMs) updated. These AI systems, powering everything from customer service chatbots to advanced research tools, are only as effective as the data

In the midst of all the buzz around DeepSeek and the broader surge of AI innovation, there’s a new shift that’s quietly taking hold and reshaping how organizations will automate their workflows. With OpenAI’s Operator model already making waves, Alibaba’s Qwen team recently released their own version of the operator framework—an innovation that may fundamentally

Ganesh Shankar, CEO and Co-Founder of Responsive, is an experienced product manager with a background in leading product development and software implementations for Fortune 500 enterprises. During his time in product management, he observed inefficiencies in the Request for Proposal (RFP) process—formal documents organizations use to solicit bids from vendors, often requiring extensive, detailed responses.

A new study from researchers at LMU Munich, the Munich Center for Machine Learning, and Adobe Research has exposed a weakness in AI language models : they struggle to understand long documents in ways that might surprise you. The research team’s findings show that even the most advanced AI models have trouble connecting information when

In recent years, Large Language Models (LLMs) have significantly redefined the field of artificial intelligence (AI), enabling machines to understand and generate human-like text with remarkable proficiency. This success is largely attributed to advancements in machine learning methodologies, including deep learning and reinforcement learning (RL). While supervised learning has played a crucial role in training

On January 20th, 2025, a Chinese company called DeepSeek released a new AI model to the public. The model is free and, according to many users, journalists, and publications, a worthy rival for ChatGPT. But how does it measure up when it comes to public relations (PR)? DeepSeek disruption Before I get into the specifics

Raphaël de Thoury is a deep tech entrepreneur with 20+ years of experience in innovation, startups, and industrial R&D. As CEO of Pasqal Canada, he leads the company’s North American expansion, fostering quantum computing advancements in energy, finance, mobility, and materials. Before joining Pasqal, he founded and exited Particlever, a nanotech company, and has held