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Among the news from OpenAI's first developer conference, here are three products or platforms that might pique your interest for a generative AI project — plus one new open-source alternative in response.
The evolution of generative AI models will further lower barriers to using low-code and no-code development tools, and potentially lead to the birth of a whole new class of intelligent developer technology.
New Relic has updated its full-stack analysis and observability platform, New Relic One, to allow data scientists and machine learning engineers to import data from different systems, monitor ML application performance and retrain models.
The Microsoft subsidiary has been working with OpenAI to build an AI tool that helps developers write code by making automated suggestions. Here’s what the early users make of it.
Rapidly advancing software frameworks, dedicated silicon, Spark integrations, and higher level APIs aim to put deep learning within reach.
The open source log-analysis stack now has machine learning components for more sophisticated analytics, albeit through a commercial add-on
The next version of Microsoft's flagship database will run Python scripts, with full access to Python third-party libraries, as native T-SQL stored procedures
The one constant in tech is change. Here's how IT can get ready for the robotics revolution at work -- and avoid messing up a move to the cloud
When automation makes money instead of you, economists look to redistribution schemes so you don't starve
Faiss can search massive amounts of images or video in far less time than prior solutions, using a technique that could empower other machine learning projects