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Earlier this afternoon, I realised that my WisprFlow subscription had expired. This is a fantastic app that sits on your desktop and is activated when you press a couple of keys that you define on your keyboard. So, for example, I press CTRL and SHIFT and the app immediately starts
I recently sat down with Paul Walker, Global Solutions Director at iManage. With 25 years of experience in legal tech, Paul offered his insights into how AI has evolved in the legal and professional services sectors. We discussed how iManage specialises in knowledge work industries, particularly legal and accounting, and
There's been quite a bit of chatter around Sesame's conversational speech generation demo recently, with quite a lot of Reddit readers insisting this is something akin to the 'Her' movie moment in our collective AI journey. On Thursday Anjney from VC Andreessen Horowitz posted
I came across this fascinating metric via Reddit and then LinkedIn. It was referenced in a tweet by Jake who points out that the huge pharma giant, Novo Nordisk has gone from a team of 50 drafting clinical reports to just 3. I went and found the original post -
I was reading this post on LinkedIn from Guilherme Quelhos earlier today and I had to smile. In today's day and age, is it good enough to make any customer wait 43 minutes to 'type' to an adviser? 43 minutes... really? I'd suggest that&
I asked Oddmund Braaten, CEO of multilingual event technology and services provider, Interprefy, to give us an overview of their offerings and tell us more about how they're leveraging Conversational AI. It's tempting nowadays to assume that you can just throw an audio feed through to
I liked the look of Asteroid.ai. The company offers browser automation for startups and SMEs that need help navigating legacy portals, filling in forms and easily extracting data. Quite a lot of big companies already have various robotic-process-automation ("RPA") activities underway. In one of my previous companies,
I've been on two different emergency Teams calls this evening discussing the launch of Alexa+ and the immediate implications with some clients. Alexa and Amazon has been on the radar for the longest time. It's been sat in many of my slide decks and strategy papers
Finally. It's taken them a bit of a time, hasn't it? Are we there yet? Have we got an 'Alexa' that's bang-up-to-date and ready to compete with the latest and greatest? Quite possibly, yes. It's been rather painful watching how
Here's a fascinating post from cybersecurity Dor Attias who, writing on Medium, discusses how he and his colleagues have managed to systematically extract confidential data from Copilot Studio implementations. Dor's approach has nothing to do with Microsoft's cybersecurity capabilities – and everything to do with
There are plenty of API listings all over the place, and some of those sites do a really nice job. When you are trying to create an extensible capability with your agents and automatic systems, at some point you're going to want to be able to dynamically look
Having spent quite a lot of time discussing a radical approach to adopting AI over the past year or so, Klarna's CEO, Sebastian Siemiatkowski took to Twitter with a slightly different message recently: We just had an epiphany: in a world of AI nothing will be as valuable