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🤖 Meta has made their open source LLM, Llama AI accessible via the web at
https://www.meta.ai/.

As we've mentioned before, there are currently 3 leaders in the LLM space; ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini..and we usually mention Llama being fourth as an afterthought because of its previous limitations. Even with the limitations, the fact that it is open source puts it in the race...and with the recent updates it has caught up in terms of performance.
See the specs here https://www.wired.com/story/meta-ai-llama-3/

Meta's New Llama 3.1 AI Model Is Free, Powerful, and Risky The newest version of Llama will make AI more accessible and customizable, but it will also stir up debate over the dangers of releasing AI without guardrails.

Just days after huge updates from OpenAI and Google I/O, Microsoft enters the conversation with their PCs designed specifically for AI

Microsoft releases PCs ‘designed for AI’ Microsoft on Monday released a new version of its personal computers “designed for” artificial intelligence (AI), as the company seeks an edge in the AI technology race. Microsoft Chief…

We just moved into the next phase of Artificial Intelligence. The May 2024 AI upgrades from OpenAI and Google I/O are set to transform the business landscape. The models have received a definite upgrade that result in higher performance, flexibility, and more human-like interaction. From enhancing productivity and customer engagement to streamlining operations and improving marketing strategies, these new capabilities offer endless possibilities.
Embracing these technologies can give your business a competitive edge in today's fast-paced digital world.
Read more @ https://medium.com//google-i-o-and-openai-updates-you-should-know-d6f6881421bd
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Google I/O and OpenAI updates you should know! Google I/O of this year was crazy, especially for the SaaS world, we saw some great updates coming like SQL database is now available in…

Embrace the Future: Practical AI Application for Small Business

AI tools are developing fast, and many entrepreneurs are struggling with implementation. Here are 3 areas of your business where you can start to get an idea of what AI can do for you.

These examples are highlighted because they are easy to apply, but we are just scratching the surface at what's possible. Someone that is new to AI can get a lot done simply by learning how to write descent prompts. That is step 1 if you're going to effectively take advantage of this new tech.

We're not touching on content creation because that is the most obvious, and unfortunately where a lot of people limit their thinking when it comes to what is possible.

Marketing and Branding
AI can automate social media management, scheduling posts, and monitoring brand mentions, ensuring consistent and timely brand presence. AI-powered tools can analyze customer data and provide insights for targeted advertising, and personalized messaging.

Sales and Lead Generation
AI can analyze customer data, provide insights and identify patterns to help target the right prospects, personalize sales pitches, and improve conversion rates.

Scheduling and Appointments
AI-powered scheduling systems can automate processes like scheduling appointments, managing calendars, replying to missed calls/messages, and minimizing scheduling conflicts, making it easier for small businesses to manage their time effectively.

After these are a part of your operations you can look into more complex application like customer service/support, hiring, accounting, etc.

So if you're not implementing AI into your business (yet), start with these 3 segments and see how your efficiency improves. You don't want to be a dinosaur during the next tech revolution.

With recent advances in financial tech such as AI, blockchain, and robust enterprise solutions, growing a brand or business fast is within the grasp of anyone that has access to the internet.
The new age of fintech allows businesses to automate operations and be as efficient as a Fortune 500 company.