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Welcome to Beyond Tomorrow!
We are in week eight of our new weekly newsletter, crafted to keep you at the forefront of AI advancement. Every week, we’ll bring you a round-up of the most impactful AI stories, highlight how they shape our world, and provide insights into what’s next in the ever-evolving AI landscape.
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Tired of app clutter on your smartphone? If you take the time to browse the apps on your device, you may be surprised to find out how many there are. It is clear that in the app economy, most of us aren’t loyal to one app either. If you have Swiggy, chances are you have Zomato too. And we also have a host of other apps we download but rarely use—for instance, apps from white goods makers that we use only when a service request is to be raised, which isn’t exactly a regular affair.
The AI juggernaut will soon help you with this problem. You will increasingly turn to AI assistants rather than go to apps. For instance, my son wanted pancakes this morning and rather than go through the hassle of browsing outlets on Swiggy or Zomato I asked Gemini to give me a list of the highest rated outlets for pancakes where I live. Gemini even gives me separate lists for Swiggy and Zomato (because not all outlets are on both platforms). Do read this piece for details:
Another important read from our coverage this week is on how synthetic data will increasingly be used to train AI models. It boggles the mind, but human-generated data is running out—we cannot create new data (text, pictures and images) fast enough to keep with the enormous demands of AI models. But this has huge reliability implications and guardrails are necessary to ensure this doesn't happen.
Tech Companies Are Turning To ‘Synthetic Data’ To Train AI Models – But There’s A Hidden Cost
If it’s tech you are talking about, security issues are never far behind, because for every new development there are some who will use them for nefarious purposes. AI brings with it a host of security issues, and the risks are exponentially greater for organisations as compared to individuals. While Cisco has an announcement today on how organisations can ensure safe AI deployments, many players are eyeing this pie.
Safety Net: Cisco Unveils AI Defense To Secure AI Transformation Of Enterprises
Another interesting story on AI transformation comes from the learning and development domain, as organisations increasingly take to AI to improve L&D capabilities and outcomes.
Here are some of our other AI stories of transformation and more from the week gone by. From the Kumbh Mela where 400 million devotees are expected to the Australian Open, AI is making things easier and more engaging for users:
Cognizant Launches AI-Powered Retail Solution In Collaboration With ServiceNow, Lists Big Benefits
Budget 2025: Push For AI With Special Package In The Works — Profit Exclusive
Windows 12 On Backburner, Microsoft Pushes AI Innovations In Windows 11 Instead
Samsung’s AI Subscription Club To Include Galaxy Smartphones, Ballie Robot, But Key Questions Remain
iPhone Loses Global Market Share With Apple AI Absent In China
See you next week with more stories on how AI is transforming our world.
Ivor Soans
Welcome to Beyond Tomorrow!
We are in week eight of our new weekly newsletter, crafted to keep you at the forefront of AI advancement. Every week, we’ll bring you a round-up of the most impactful AI stories, highlight how they shape our world, and provide insights into what’s next in the ever-evolving AI landscape.
If you’d like to receive Beyond Tomorrow in your inbox every week, click here to subscribe.
Tired of app clutter on your smartphone? If you take the time to browse the apps on your device, you may be surprised to find out how many there are. It is clear that in the app economy, most of us aren’t loyal to one app either. If you have Swiggy, chances are you have Zomato too. And we also have a host of other apps we download but rarely use—for instance, apps from white goods makers that we use only when a service request is to be raised, which isn’t exactly a regular affair.
The AI juggernaut will soon help you with this problem. You will increasingly turn to AI assistants rather than go to apps. For instance, my son wanted pancakes this morning and rather than go through the hassle of browsing outlets on Swiggy or Zomato I asked Gemini to give me a list of the highest rated outlets for pancakes where I live. Gemini even gives me separate lists for Swiggy and Zomato (because not all outlets are on both platforms). Do read this piece for details:
Another important read from our coverage this week is on how synthetic data will increasingly be used to train AI models. It boggles the mind, but human-generated data is running out—we cannot create new data (text, pictures and images) fast enough to keep with the enormous demands of AI models. But this has huge reliability implications and guardrails are necessary to ensure this doesn't happen.
If it’s tech you are talking about, security issues are never far behind, because for every new development there are some who will use them for nefarious purposes. AI brings with it a host of security issues, and the risks are exponentially greater for organisations as compared to individuals. While Cisco has an announcement today on how organisations can ensure safe AI deployments, many players are eyeing this pie.
Another interesting story on AI transformation comes from the learning and development domain, as organisations increasingly take to AI to improve L&D capabilities and outcomes.
Here are some of our other AI stories of transformation and more from the week gone by. From the Kumbh Mela where 400 million devotees are expected to the Australian Open, AI is making things easier and more engaging for users:
Samsung’s AI Subscription Club To Include Galaxy Smartphones, Ballie Robot, But Key Questions Remain
See you next week with more stories on how AI is transforming our world.
Ivor Soans
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