Medios públicos de Chicago, The Minnesota Star Tribune, Newsday (Long Island,
En la ronda inicial de financiación, Chicago Public Media, Newsday (Long Island, NY), The Minnesota Star Tribune, The Philadelphia Inquirer y The
“Nos complace trabajar con OpenAI y Microsoft en esta importante iniciativa para respaldar las noticias locales”, dijo Jim Friedlich, director ejecutivo y director ejecutivo del Instituto Lenfest. “A través de estas becas, y al compartir los resultados con la industria de las noticias en general, ayudaremos a las salas de redacción locales a explorar, implementar y defender soluciones comerciales de IA que mantengan los más altos estándares éticos y al mismo tiempo fortalezcan sus perspectivas futuras. El Instituto Lenfest y OpenAI incubaron el programa de becas, que está diseñado para promover el uso de la IA en la creación de un futuro sostenible para el periodismo local independiente, y damos la bienvenida a su expansión en alcance y recursos con el compromiso de Microsoft”.
La primera lista de miembros de AI Collaborative y Fellows trabajará en proyectos que se centren en el uso de AI para el análisis de datos públicos, para utilizar mejor las noticias y los archivos visuales, para generar participación de la audiencia, para crear nuevas herramientas y productos de noticias basados en AI. y más. Los proyectos fueron elegidos a través de un proceso de solicitud dirigido por el Instituto Lenfest con la asistencia de FT Strategies, un consultor de medios global, y Nota, un proveedor de herramientas de inteligencia artificial para periodismo.
“Si bien nada reemplazará el papel central de los reporteros, creemos que la tecnología de inteligencia artificial puede ayudar en la investigación, la distribución y la monetización del periodismo importante. Estamos profundamente comprometidos en apoyar a los editores independientes más pequeños a través de iniciativas como The Lenfest Institute AI Collaborative. y Fellowship, asegurando que tengan acceso a las mismas herramientas y oportunidades de vanguardia que las organizaciones más grandes”, dijo Tom Rubin, jefe de Propiedad Intelectual y Contenido de OpenAI. “Las noticias locales son un área del periodismo particularmente vulnerable y creemos que la IA puede ayudarla a prosperar”.
Los proyectos seleccionados son:
“Necesitamos periodismo local para informar y educar a los ciudadanos, exponer irregularidades y fomentar el compromiso cívico. Trabajaremos con Lenfest AI Fellowship para impulsar la innovación en IA que pueda ayudar a las organizaciones de noticias a crear nuevos productos para ampliar sus informes, encontrar nuevas fuentes de ingresos, y, en última instancia, construir un futuro más sostenible”, afirmó Teresa Hutson, vicepresidenta corporativa de tecnología para los derechos fundamentales de Microsoft. “Esperamos que estas organizaciones de noticias sean faros para la industria y proporcionen ejemplos de cómo la IA puede construir un futuro mejor para el negocio de las noticias”.
Para respaldar el nuevo programa y recursos de becas y colaboración de IA del Instituto Lenfest, OpenAI y Microsoft están otorgando
LINC es una de varias comunidades de práctica dirigidas por el Instituto Lenfest con financiación del Instituto y de la Fundación John S. y James L. Knight. LINC incluye The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chicago Public Media (WBEZ y The Chicago Sun Times), The Dallas Morning News, Newsday (Long Island,
Obtenga más información sobre LINC aquí y regístrese para recibir actualizaciones sobre los experimentos de Lenfest AI Fellows y las lecciones aprendidas a través de Boletín informativo sobre el conjunto de soluciones del Instituto Lenfest.
Acerca del Instituto Lenfest de Periodismo
El Instituto Lenfest de Periodismo crea soluciones para la próxima era de las noticias locales invirtiendo en modelos de negocio sostenibles en la intersección del periodismo local y la comunidad en
Acerca de OpenAI
OpenAI es una empresa de investigación e implementación de IA. Su misión es garantizar que la inteligencia artificial beneficie a toda la humanidad.
Acerca de Microsoft
Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT” @microsoft) crea plataformas y herramientas impulsadas por IA para ofrecer soluciones innovadoras que satisfagan las necesidades cambiantes de nuestros clientes. La empresa de tecnología se compromete a hacer que la IA esté ampliamente disponible y hacerlo de manera responsable, con la misión de capacitar a todas las personas y organizaciones del planeta para que logren más.
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FUENTE Microsoft Corp.
It was all about AI at all the big events this week — Microsoft Build, Google I/O, Dell Tech World, Red Hat Summit and even Computex.
This time at I/O, Google appeared to get the upper hand, vibe-wise, with a flurry of new models and features, a vision of a universal AI assistant, and even plans for AI-powered AR glasses. Safe to say, it’s well behind the pack no longer. But Microsoft also unleashed a raft of new AI features and agents as well at Build.
OpenAI isn’t slowing down either, buying io, Jony Ives’ secretive AI startup, for $6.5 billion in stock. Will Ives create the AI-powered products at OpenAI that he couldn’t at Apple? Meantime, Anthropic keeps plowing ahead, releasing two new models this week.
On the mainstream enterprise tech front, AI took center stage as well. At Dell Tech World, CEO Michael Dell doubled down on AI factories and AI edge opportunities. And IBM-owned Red Hat expanded its AI offerings at its summit.
Trump threatened Apple Friday with 25% tariffs on iPhones not made in the U.S. — even though that’s virtually impossible — as well as 50% tariffs on EU imports. So much winning.
No more Mr. Nice Guy: Jensen Huang slammed U.S. AI export curbs on China, saying they simply slashed its market share there and caused Chinese companies to use homegrown chips.
Next week there are lots more earnings reports, first among them Huang’s Nvidia, as well as Dell, NetApp, Salesforce, UiPath, Nutanix, Pure Storage, HP, Box, Okta, Zscaler and more.
Here’s all the news this week from SiliconANGLE and beyond:
Microsoft Build was all about AI, of course…
At Build, Microsoft introduces GitHub Copilot coding agent that works like a developer
Microsoft expands Fabric and Azure data portfolio to simplify AI development
Microsoft launches tools to streamline AI agent development
AI agents unleashed in Windows with Model Context Protocol
Microsoft debuts Windows AI Foundry for local model development on AI PCs
NLWeb is Microsoft’s new, open-source tool that integrates generative AI search into any website
New Discovery AI from Microsoft targets faster science innovation and experimentation
Microsoft boosts AI platform security with new identity protection threat alerts and data governance
And so was Google I/O… of course…. But I share Quentin Hardy’s misgivings that so much of generative AI is being promoted as a way to automate what humans do. “The good from AI will come from tools which help us communicate with each other, not from software programs so convincing that they spoof everyone’s humanity,” he says, but that’s not mostly what we see from Google and others.
With a flurry of new model features, Google outlines plan to build a universal AI assistant
New AI Mode promises to make Google Search, and Shopping, much more intelligent
Google showcases a wave of AI-powered developer announcements at I/O 2025
At Google I/O, Firebase gets a host of new features, including AI app building enhancements
Google rolls out new multimodal AI features for Google Workspace
Google launches Beam platform for 3D enterprise video communication
Flow filmmaking platform headlines new wave of Google generative AI tools
Google debuts how Android XR Glasses will bring Gemini into everyday life
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis (Photo: Robert Hof/SiliconANGLE)
It’s no surprise that Google placed its DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis front and center to put forward his vision of where AI is going. But he was joined in his star turn at Google’s annual I/O conference Tuesday by a surprise guest: Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
Brin, who returned to something like full-time work on AI in 2023, joined Hassabis to map out the “frontiers of AI” in an interview by Alex Kantrowitz, founder of the Big Technology newsletter and podcast. Some tidbits:
* Despite worry that data centers for AI might be getting overbuilt, Hassabis thinks there’s still many more needed — not just for training models but running them, especially with the advent of “thinking” models that need lots of compute at runtime.
* At the same time, Hassabis thinks there’s at least two more big breakthroughs in terms of algorithmic and other improvements to get to “artificial general intelligence,” a still-fuzzy term for when models become as smart as humans. And to put that in perspective, he thinks the “reasoning” models coming out are only part of one of those breakthroughs.
* But a big thing missing from these models is something humans take for granted: a knowledge of the physical world. Hassabis believes these “world models” will be crucial to getting to AGI, but it won’t be easy or quick to create them.
* So when will AGI arrive? Brin says just before 2030. Hassabis says just after. “Stop sandbagging,” Brin shot back.
* Why did Brin come back to Google? “For a computer scientist… there’s never been a greater problem or opportunity,” he said. “I’m across the street [at Google HQ) pretty much every day,” working on multimodal models such as Veo 3. “I tend to be pretty deep in the technical details.”
* This could be a bit of rewriting history, but Hassabis said Gemini was built to be multimodal from the start, not just text-based, which “made things harder at first,” but now Google, considered behind OpenAI and some others until, well, pretty much now, is seeing the fruits of that strategy.
* As Google makes a second bet on now AI-powered glasses, Brin admitted to making “a lot of mistakes” on the last attempt, the much-derided Google Glass, and has brought in others to make the devices this time. But this time, Hassabis said, there’s a killer app: the universal AI assistant he talked up during his keynote. AI eventually rescues everything, it seems.
Anthropic launches new frontier models: Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4
Vast Data says it has built an operating system for large-scale agent deployment
At Computex, Nvidia debuts AI GPU compute marketplace, NVLink Fusion and the future of humanoid AI
Glean launches upgraded Glean Agents toolkit with new development tools And a deeper dive into Glean’s strategy for remaking enterprise search: Building systems of context: Glean expands agentic platform for AI-powered enterprise search
Report: Apple plans to make its large language models available to developers
Salesforce targets a more human touch for financial services firms, with AI agents
Neurologyca launches multimodal platform to create emotionally aware AI
Extreme Networks goes big on platform and AI at Connect 2025
Starburst targets AI bottlenecks with smarter data access and governance
Workday adds seven new AI agents to its cloud platform
DataOps.live debuts new Dynamic Suite data toolkit for Snowflake
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticizes US curbs on AI chip sales to China
US house passes 10-year moratorium on state AI laws
OpenAI acquires Jony Ive’s io Products in $6.5B all-stock deal This is a huge burn on Apple, which had Ive for a long time and should have been using him to find opportunities at the intersection of AI and devices some time ago. Now it’s way behind. Still, it’s remarkably unclear what this device they’re talking about will actually do.
Snowflake gains momentum with solid earnings and revenue beats
CoreWeave shares soar 19% after larger-than-expected $2B debt offering
Alation acquires Numbers Station to expand AI agent capabilities for enterprise data workflows
LMArena raises $100M at $600M valuation to expand AI benchmarking platform
Big-data visualization company Domo smashes Wall Street’s targets and its stock soars
Microsoft-backed Builder.ai set for bankruptcy after cash seized (per Bloomberg)
DataHub gets $35M in funding to provide the context needed for AI reliability and safety
Agentic workspace provider Sweep raises $22.5M Series B round
AI tax startup Filed bags $17.2M to turbocharge tax return processing
Pay-i launches with $4.9M to ease AI application cost tracking
There’s even more AI and big data news on SiliconANGLE
At Dell Technologies World, AI was also the star:
Welcome to the AI factory era: A preview of Dell Technologies World 2025
Michael Dell on AI factories, edge innovation and the next phase of digital transformation
Dell builds out its AI offerings with an emphasis on on-premises deployment
TheCUBE analysis from Dell Tech World: Edge emerges as the heart of enterprise innovation
Dell builds out the AI infrastructure engine to power the incoming industrial revolution
Dell and Nvidia level up Dell AI Factory for agentic use cases
And guess what? Same at Red Hat Summit:
Red Hat Expands AI offerings with inference server and validated models
Red Hat Linux gets a gen AI upgrade and other administrative goodies
Red Hat expands hybrid cloud capabilities with AI assistant, edge manager and AMD partnership
OpenAI to build gigawatt Stargate data center in the UAE
Qualcomm to launch data center processors that link to Nvidia chips
Innatera unveils mass-market neuromorphic microcontroller for AI-powered edge sensors
Docker launches Hardened Images to secure enterprise software supply chains
New Sentry logging feature adds structured logs to error tracking workflow
Sanmina to acquire ZT Systems’ manufacturing business from AMD
Intel mulls selling edge and networking group (per Reuters)
Despite strong earnings beat, Workday’s stock wobbles on disappointing guidance
Autodesk shares rise on upbeat earnings results and positive guidance
Zoom beats first-quarter estimates on earnings and revenue
Gravitee raises $60M to help developers tame API complexity
We have lots more news on cloud, infrastructure and apps
Global law enforcement and Microsoft take down Lumma malware infrastructure
Cybersecurity researcher discovers database with millions of login credentials
Palo Alto Networks stock slips despite earnings and guidance beats
TrustCloud raises $15M to boost AI and go-to-market for security assurance
BreachRx raises $15M to expand intelligent incident response platform
JFrog and Nvidia partner on secure software supply chain for Enterprise AI Factory
Druva expands Azure support with cloud-native protection for SQL and Blob Storage
Exabeam and Vectra AI partner to improve threat detection and cloud visibility
Picus Security launches Exposure Validation to help teams focus on exploitable vulnerabilities
Atera debuts IT Autopilot to offload Tier 1 tasks from technicians
Strider upgrades Spark platform to deliver faster threat intelligence against nation-state attacks
Operant AI launches Woodpecker to bring open-source red teaming to AI and cloud environments
More cybersecurity news here
Apple reportedly planning to launch smart glasses in late 2026
D-Wave launches the Advantage2 quantum computer with more than 4,400 qubits
Report: Circle could potentially be acquired by Coinbase or Ripple for $5B+
Regeneron to buy 23andMe out of bankruptcy for $256M
Sam Altman’s World raises $135M in token sale to a16z and Bain Capital Crypto
Another tech IPO: Hinge Health prices IPO at $32, the top end of expected range
And check out more news on emerging tech, blockchain and crypto and policy
Infrastructure management platform env0 revamped its management team. Steve Corndell succeeds co-founder Ohad Maislish as CEO. David Kopans becomes chief financial officer, Chris Graham is new chief marketing officer, Yaron Yarimi is VP of R&D, Maya Aquadro is VP of customer success, and Luis da Silva Rodrigues is VP of sales.
Low-code company OutSystems appointed Woodson Martin CEO, replacing founder and longtime leader Paulo Rosado.
Credential security firm Dashlane named enterprise product veteran Christophe Frenet chief product officer.
Discern Security appointed cybersecurity veteran Evgeniy Kharam chief strategy officer.
Enterprise network security firm Titania appointed Ian Robinson CPO.
Snowflake Summit, San Francisco, June 2-5: SiliconANGLE and theCUBE will be onsite with all the news, analysis and interviews.
Databricks Data+AI Summit, San Francisco, June 9-12: SiliconANGLE will be onsite with all the news.
Tuesday, May 27: Box, Okta
Wednesday, May 28: Nvidia, Salesforce, Nutanix, Pure Storage, HP, Synopsys, C3 AI, SentinelOne
Thursday, May 29: Dell, NetApp, UiPath, Marvell Semi, Zscaler, PagerDuty, Elastic
THANK YOU
Recientemente, mientras usaba ChatGPT para envolver un informe confuso, me encontré algo aburrido con la personalidad excesiva habitual del chatbot.
Chatgpt, para siempre, ha estado entusiasmado con todo. A menos que se le solicite lo contrario, el chatbot AI le dará las respuestas más amigables, llenas de puntos de exclamación y chat amigable.
Las nuevas lunas son un momento de rejuvenecimiento y manifestación. Si tiene falta en su vida, este es el momento en que el colectivo trabajará para llenarlo, ya sea a través de una nueva experiencia, persona o artículo. Debemos hacer espacio para comienzos y un comportamiento tonto durante las nuevas lunas. Eso sí, todos somos tontos cuando comenzamos algo nuevo, así que no tengas miedo de ser experimentales.
Para los novatos, una luna nueva es cuando la luna conjuía con el sol en el mismo grado. Las nuevas lunas son para establecer intenciones y objetivos para manifestarse. ¡Tome el tema de cada luna nueva (período de manifestación) como inspiración para presentar la mejor versión de usted mismo! Si encuentra útil su horóscopo o tiene alguna pregunta, comparta su horóscopo y etiquétame en las redes sociales @monishaholmes.
La luna nueva en Géminis, que tiene lugar en 26 de mayo de 2025, a las 11:01 pm EST, Se trata de reconocer el peligro de llegar a conclusiones antes de tener la imagen completa. Imagina esto: lees un párrafo de libros de texto y de repente crees que has desbloqueado el secreto de la vida. Escuchas un fragmento de chismes y comienzas a sacar conclusiones audaces y seguras. Bienvenido a la temporada de Géminis. Este signo aéreo ama las ideas, las conversaciones y la información, pero no necesariamente información completa. Y bajo esta lunación, existe una gran posibilidad de que muchos de nosotros caigamos en la trampa de pensar que lo sabemos todo … cuando no lo hacemos.
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