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September 15, 2023

AI language models need to shrink; here’s why smaller may be better

Large language models (LLMs) used for generative AI tools can consume vast amounts of processor cycles and be costly to use. Smaller, more industry- or business-tailored models can often provide better results tailored to business needs. Read more ▶

Sponsored by Chrome Enterprise: Balancing worker productivity and protection

IT teams want to reduce complexity and keep data and systems secure. Employees want more say over their devices and apps. How do you find the sweet spot?

Gloves come off during day one of Google's antitrust trial

On the first day of Google's antitrust trial, the US Justice Department and 14 co-plaintiff states argued that Google's anticompetitive role in the search engine and search advertising markets threaten the future of the internet. Google said it succeeds through innovation and not monopolization.

Adobe generative AI tool Firefly is now generally available

The new generative AI image creation and editing tool has been trained on stock images and content in the public domain.

Image: Alphabet layoffs: Company trades recruitment team for tech talent

Alphabet layoffs: Company trades recruitment team for tech talent

The layoffs, which come after the company let go of at least 12,000 employees in January, are aimed at increasing operational efficiency, a spokesperson said.

Microsoft Teams suffers another outage in the North America region

Microsoft 365 suite of applications continues to face downtime at least once every month this year.

12 thoughts for business after Apple’s iPhone 15 launch

Here are a dozen considerations business-minded people might want to keep in mind following this weeks unveiling of the iPhone 15 and 15 Pro.

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