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Six Lanier Law Firm Attorneys Honored Among State’s Top Young Lawyers

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Thursday, March 21, 2024
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The Lanier Law Firm is pleased to announce that firm attorneys Jonathan Armour , Natalie Armour , Ryan Ellis , Caroline McLeod, Rebecca Phillips, and Christopher Phipps have been named among the state’s top young lawyers on the 2024 list of Texas Rising Stars.

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  • The Lanier Law Firm is pleased to announce that firm attorneys Jonathan Armour , Natalie Armour , Ryan Ellis , Caroline McLeod, Rebecca Phillips, and Christopher Phipps have been named among the state’s top young lawyers on the 2024 list of Texas Rising Stars.
  • The six from the Lanier Law Firm represent the largest number of firm attorneys selected since the inception of the list in 2004.
  • In addition to his litigation expertise, he is also a trained mediator with experience mediating cases on matters including contract and family law.
  • Ms. McLeod joined the Issues and Appeals section of The Lanier Law Firm in 2018.

Generative AI Face-off: Microsoft Copilot vs. ChatGPT vs. Google Bard

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024
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HOBOKEN, N.J., Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A new article by technology leader eMazzanti Technologies explores the benefits and limitations of some of the most popular generative AI tools available. The author compares the features of Microsoft Copilot, Google Bard, and ChatGPT. While all three tools remain under constant development, the author gives individuals and businesses a head start in deciding which to use.

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  • NYC area technology expert compares three popular generative AI tools: Microsoft Copilot, Google Bard, and ChatGPT—in a new article from eMazzanti Technologies
    HOBOKEN, N.J., Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A new article by technology leader eMazzanti Technologies explores the benefits and limitations of some of the most popular generative AI tools available.
  • The author compares the features of Microsoft Copilot, Google Bard, and ChatGPT.
  • Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize productivity and innovation, and the big players in the AI space constantly offer new capabilities.
  • Below are a few excerpts from the article, " Generative AI Face-Off: Microsoft Copilot vs. ChatGPT vs. Google Bard ."

AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Tuesday, December 26, 2023
Education, Technology, Other Education, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial intelligence, K-12, LLM, School, AI, Microsoft, Microsoft Bing, AIS, Bard, Learning, Classroom, Educational technology, ChatGPT, Medical device

The "AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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  • The "AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
  • Artificial Intelligence is on the rise in education and educational technology companies along with educational publishers are meeting the demand.
  • The analyst looked into the rise in AI in education in its report AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils.
  • This comprehensive study of AI in the classroom lays out the critical issues, trends, practices, and guidance for legacy educational publishers, edtech companies, AI educational startups, and other providers of generative AI teaching materials.

AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Directory and Profiles of AI Enabled Classroom Products and Companies

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Tuesday, December 19, 2023
Microsoft, Learning, School, Educational technology, AIS, Bard, Education, ChatGPT, Artificial intelligence, LLM, AI, Classroom, K-12, Microsoft Bing, Medical device

Artificial Intelligence is on the rise in education and educational technology companies along with educational publishers are meeting the demand.

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  • Artificial Intelligence is on the rise in education and educational technology companies along with educational publishers are meeting the demand.
  • The analyst looked into the rise in AI in education in its report AI In the Classroom 2023-2024: Promises and Perils.
  • This comprehensive study of AI in the classroom lays out the critical issues, trends, practices, and guidance for legacy educational publishers, edtech companies, AI educational startups, and other providers of generative AI teaching materials.
  • Directory of AI-Enabled Classroom Products: Edtech companies, startups, and major publishers

CalypsoAI Partners with World Economic Forum Global Innovators Community to Accelerate Reliable, Secure Enterprise AI Deployments

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Thursday, December 14, 2023
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CalypsoAI , the leader in artificial intelligence (AI) Security, announced today it has joined the World Economic Forum’s (Forum) Global Innovators Community , and will be engaging in the Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurity .

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  • CalypsoAI , the leader in artificial intelligence (AI) Security, announced today it has joined the World Economic Forum’s (Forum) Global Innovators Community , and will be engaging in the Forum’s Centre for Cybersecurity .
  • As part of this group, CalypsoAI will work with the World Economic Forum on addressing the most prominent cybersecurity challenges plaguing organizations today – including those stemming from AI.
  • CalypsoAI is the leader in delivering solutions that enable safe, secure, and reliable adoption of AI across enterprises.
  • “The World Economic Forum is pleased to have CalypsoAI join our Global Innovator community,” says Verena Kuhn, Head of the Innovators Community, World Economic Forum.

Fortune and Accenture to Launch New Global AI Conference Series Starting in 2024

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Tuesday, December 12, 2023
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NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Fortune and Accenture today announced the expansion of Fortune's Brainstorm AI conferences as a new global series in 2024, to be held in major cities across the world. The new conference series will be announced today by Fortune CEO Alan Murray at Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2023 conference in San Francisco.

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  • The new conference series will be announced today by Fortune CEO Alan Murray at Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2023 conference in San Francisco.
  • Accenture's partnership on developing the new global series builds on its role as the founding sponsorship partner of Fortune Brainstorm AI.
  • This year's Brainstorm AI conference marks the third consecutive year Accenture has been the founding partner of the annual Fortune AI conference; the first Brainstorm AI conference was held in Boston in 2021.
  • Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2024 conference series will again bring together the top minds among startups, Fortune 500 companies, investors, policymakers, and academics to discuss this pivotal moment for AI and the challenges to come.

Fortune and Accenture to Launch New Global AI Conference Series Starting in 2024

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Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Brainstorm, Operational technology, Salesforce, Artificial intelligence, IBM, Technology policy, Ecosystem, Lucasfilm, City, Eye, Stanford University, New Race, DeepMind, Partnership, Apple, Khosla Ventures, AI, Bard, Walmart, Wells Fargo, CEOS, Policy, Medical device, Cryptocurrency, Pfizer, Boston, Accenture, Intuit

NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Fortune and Accenture today announced the expansion of Fortune's Brainstorm AI conferences as a new global series in 2024, to be held in major cities across the world. The new conference series will be announced today by Fortune CEO Alan Murray at Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2023 conference in San Francisco.

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  • The new conference series will be announced today by Fortune CEO Alan Murray at Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2023 conference in San Francisco.
  • Accenture's partnership on developing the new global series builds on its role as the founding sponsorship partner of Fortune Brainstorm AI.
  • This year's Brainstorm AI conference marks the third consecutive year Accenture has been the founding partner of the annual Fortune AI conference; the first Brainstorm AI conference was held in Boston in 2021.
  • Fortune's Brainstorm AI 2024 conference series will again bring together the top minds among startups, Fortune 500 companies, investors, policymakers, and academics to discuss this pivotal moment for AI and the challenges to come.

Espressive Announces Barista Live Generative Answers for Improved Employee Experiences Powered by AI

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Tuesday, November 7, 2023
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Espressive , the pioneer in automating digital workplace assistance, today revealed Live Generative Answers, a new capability within the company’s generative AI-based virtual agent Espressive Barista, which can already resolve employee issues through end-to-end automations and by leveraging internal knowledge repositories for concise answers.

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  • Espressive , the pioneer in automating digital workplace assistance, today revealed Live Generative Answers, a new capability within the company’s generative AI-based virtual agent Espressive Barista, which can already resolve employee issues through end-to-end automations and by leveraging internal knowledge repositories for concise answers.
  • Powered by generative AI, the Barista Experience Selector understands the intent of an employee interaction to take the correct action that will provide the best response.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20231107060809/en/
    With Live Generative Answers, Espressive Barista can now, in addition to leveraging an organization’s knowledge base, source answers from multiple places outside an organization, such as from LLMs or live data available on the internet.
  • With our new Live Generative Answers capabilities, Barista can now collect data from multiple sources both internally and externally to ensure employees are getting the right answers quickly.

MITRE and Microsoft Collaborate to Address Generative AI Security Risks

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Monday, November 6, 2023
Online Privacy, Technology, Other Defense, Security, Software, Government Technology, Data Management, Artificial Intelligence, Defense, BOM, LLM, Rosetta Stone, Government, History, ChatGPT, Poisoning, Microsoft, Data, Organization, Disclosure, Artificial intelligence, Environment, Transport, MITRE, ATLAS, Risk, Bard, API, Privacy, Safety, AI, GitHub, Medical device, Risk management, Slack

MITRE and Microsoft have added a data-driven generative AI focus to MITRE ATLAS™, a community knowledge base that security professionals, AI developers, and AI operators can use as they protect artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled systems.

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  • MITRE and Microsoft have added a data-driven generative AI focus to MITRE ATLAS™, a community knowledge base that security professionals, AI developers, and AI operators can use as they protect artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled systems.
  • This new framework update and associated new case studies directly address unique vulnerabilities of systems that incorporate generative AI and large language models (LLM) like ChatGPT and Bard.
  • “Many are concerned about security of AI-enabled systems beyond cybersecurity alone, including large language models,” said Ozgur Eris, managing director of MITRE’s AI and Autonomy Innovation Center.
  • The incident and vulnerability sharing work has also expanded to incorporate incidents in the broader AI assurance space, including AI equitability, interpretability, reliability, robustness, safety, and privacy enhancement.

News/Media Alliance Study Finds Pervasive Unauthorized Use of Publisher Content to Power Generative AI Technologies

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023
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ARLINGTON, Va., Oct. 31, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Yesterday, the News/Media Alliance published a White Paper and a technical analysis and submitted comments to the U.S. Copyright Office on the use of publisher content to power generative artificial intelligence technologies (GAI). Together, the three publications document the pervasive, unauthorized use of publisher content by GAI developers, the impact this may have on the sustainability and availability of high-quality original content, and the legal implications of such use. GAI systems have been developed by copying massive amounts of the expressive material published by the Alliance's members, almost always without authorization or compensation, to create new products and services that frequently compete with Alliance member publishers.

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  • Copyright Office that together document the pervasive, unauthorized use of publisher content by generative artificial intelligence (GAI) developers, the impact this may have on the sustainability and availability of high-quality original content, and the legal implications of such use.
  • Copyright Office on the use of publisher content to power generative artificial intelligence technologies (GAI).
  • Together, the three publications document the pervasive, unauthorized use of publisher content by GAI developers, the impact this may have on the sustainability and availability of high-quality original content, and the legal implications of such use.
  • The Alliance and its members would welcome working with GAI developers to help build and grow these technologies in a sustainable and responsible manner.