OpenAI-powered app from Microsoft will instantly transcribe patient notes during doctor visits
Microsoft's speech recognition subsidiary Nuance Communications on Monday announced Dragon Ambient eXperience (DAX) Express, a clinical notes application for health-care workers powered by artificial intelligence. DAX Express aims to help reduce clinicians' administrative burdens by automatically generating a draft of a clinical note within seconds after a patient visit. The technology is powered
Microsoft will let companies create their own custom versions of ChatGPT, source says
Microsoft plans to release software to help large companies create their own chatbots similar to ChatGPT, CNBC has learned. In the two months since startup OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public, it has become a hit, impressing people with its ability to spit out comments on a wide variety of topics and in many styles. UBS analysts said last week that it's on track to reach 100 million monthly acti
Microsoft hires former Amazon cloud executive Charlie Bell
Bell was considered a candidate to become head of AWS once Amazon chose Andy Jassy, the AWS CEO, to lead all of Amazon. Bell belonged to Amazon's S-team of top leaders, and his responsibilities as a senior vice president included pricing, software development service operations and financial results, CNBC reported earlier this month as Bell left Amazon. It's not clear what Bell will do at Microsof
Microsoft is reportedly talking about buying GitHub, a platform for software developers last valued at $2 billion
Microsoft recently held talks to acquire software developer platform GitHub.The talks have come amid GitHub's struggle to replace CEO and founder Chris Wanstrath, who stepped down 10 months ago.GitHub was last valued at $2 billion in 2015, but the price tag for an acquisition could be $5 billion or more. Microsoft held talks in the past few weeks to acquire software developer platform GitHub, Busi
IBM sees quantum computing going mainstream within five years
Quantum computing going mainstream. It may sound impossible, but IBM thinks it might be the future in the next five years. That is one of the five technological innovations that IBM predicts will change lives everywhere. CNBC breaks down what it will all mean: The computers sold today, also known as classical computers, are limited in their capabilities to solve certain issues, generally when it c
Japanese scientists just used A.I. to read minds and it's amazing
ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email Imagine a reality where computers can visualize what you are thinking. Sound far out? It's now closer to becoming a reality thanks to four scientists at Kyoto University in Kyoto, Japan. In late December, Guohua Shen, Tomoyasu Horikawa, Kei Majima and Yukiyasu Kamitani released the results of
Meet the 69-year-old professor who left retirement to help lead one of Google's most crucial projects
Professor David Patterson retired from U.C. Berkeley last summer after a 40-year academic career in computer architecture.He's now a key part of the team behind a critical chip that Google uses for artificial intelligence processing.Without this chip, Google top execs estimated it would have had to double its data centers to support even a limited amount of voice processing. A year ago the Univers
Several Google engineers have left one of its most secretive AI projects to form a stealth start-up
Google has slowly been pulling back the curtain on homegrown silicon that could define the future of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Some key creators of that project — the Tensor Processing Unit, or TPU — recently left to team up with Chamath Palihapitiya, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent and outspoken young venture investors, on a stealth start-up. Groq Inc. is the name of th
Obama vetoes Keystone pipeline bill
President Barack Obama vetoed legislation that approved construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. After Congress passed the bill earlier this month, Obama made good on his many promises to veto the bill Tuesday afternoon, after which he notified the Senate. It was only the third veto of Obama's presidency, although many more are expected. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said his chamber wou
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