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The Hackett Group launches AI readiness assessment tool

The Hackett Group, a Miami-headquartered research and consulting firm, has launched Ai XPLR, an artificial intelligence (AI) readiness and opportunity assessment tool. The new solution enables companies to identify opportunities to effectively use AI across business services areas including finance, procurement, human resources, and global business services. Ai XPLR allows companies to complete a process-level

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Spotify’s big bet on AI podcasts

Spotify is investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI) to create and curate podcasts, hoping to gain an edge over its rivals in the booming audio industry. The music-streaming giant has acquired several AI start-ups and hired top talent in the field, aiming to use AI to generate new content, personalize recommendations, and improve audio quality.

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Rhythms launches out of stealth to make successful team habits replicable

A new company, Rhythms, wants to help organizations improve their productivity by using AI to identify the working patterns of top-performing teams. Rhythms, which integrates with a business’ existing internal apps and platforms, identifies sets of activities — think business reviews, retrospectives and cross-functional meetings — that happen on a regular schedule or cadence. Leveraging AI,

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Google’s next-gen AI model Gemini outperforms GPT-4

Google Bard, the company’s generative AI chatbot and ChatGPT rival, is getting am update today that the company claims will significantly enhance its capabilities. The company says Bard will now be powered by Gemini, Google’s newest and most advanced AI model, giving the chatbot more advanced reasoning, planning, understanding, and other capabilities. Gemini comes in three sizes, Ultra,

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There’s a gap between AI talk and businesses actually using it

Major companies can’t stop talking about artificial intelligence tools, but few businesses report using them. America’s biggest companies can’t stop hyping artificial intelligence to investors, but new data shows few businesses are putting the technology to actual use. Nearly half of S&P 500 companies have talked about AI during earnings calls since May, an NBC

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