Here is AITech365’s Weekly Roundup of the top news from global markets. In this fast-paced world, breaking down information helps readers grasp the nuances that follow the news.
In Automation in AI news this week…
Viz.ai Unveils Viz Assist: Multimodal AI for Faster Care
Viz.ai, the leader in AI-powered disease detection and intelligent care coordination, announced the launch of Viz Assist™, a suite of autonomous AI agents that significantly enhance how care teams identify, prioritize, and act on critical patient data. Viz Assist marks a major step forward in Viz.ai’s mission to use technology to reduce time to treatment and improve patient outcomes.
In Healthcare news this week…
Color Health & Google Cloud Partner to Expand AI Breast Screening
Color Health and Google Cloud teamed up to improve access to breast cancer screening. They will use artificial intelligence (AI) to make this happen. The partnership highlights Color Assistant. This AI agent helps streamline screening. It checks eligibility, sets up mammograms, and coordinates follow-up treatment. The program is open to all women aged 40 and older, as well as those who are at high risk for breast cancer. The program, which is supported by Google.org, will continue until December 31, 2025.
In Business Technology news this week…
OpenAI’s Company Knowledge: A Game-Changer for Business Technology
OpenAI just launched a new feature in ChatGPT called “Company Knowledge.” This will change how companies find and use their internal information. This new feature allows ChatGPT to connect easily with popular workplace apps. These include Slack, Google Drive, SharePoint, GitHub, and HubSpot. This connection brings employees timely insights that fit their company’s needs.
In Cloud news this week…
Microsoft Enhances Security Transparency with Machine-Readable VEX for Azure Linux
Microsoft has introduced machine-readable Vulnerability Exploitability Xchange (VEX) attestations for third-party Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), starting with the Azure Linux Distribution (formerly CBL-Mariner). This initiative aims to provide clearer insights into which vulnerabilities impact specific products and services, under what conditions they are potentially exploitable, and to empower customers to take prompt, targeted actions to secure their systems.
In IT & DevOps news this week…
Meta Introduces PyTorch Monarch: A Revolutionary Single-Controller Framework for Distributed Machine Learning
Meta’s PyTorch team has unveiled Monarch, a groundbreaking distributed programming framework designed to simplify large-scale machine learning workflows. Monarch enables developers to program clusters of GPUs as if they were a single machine, streamlining the development process and enhancing scalability.
In Manufacturing news this week…
Chipmind emerges with $2.5M to boost chipmaking via AI agents
Chipmind, the first European startup building AI agents to accelerate the development of microchips, launches Chipmind Agents, optimized to empower engineering teams in semiconductor companies to speed-up the path from specification to chip manufacturing.
Insight of the Week
How Tesla Uses AI to Optimize Manufacturing and Marketing
Vehicles back in the day were constructed as if they were completely isolated islands. The design was made by the engineers, the factories were the ones putting them together, and the marketers were the ones trying to get consumers to want the product. Each process was independent and there were miscommunications that resulted in errors. Tesla asked a simple question: what if the car, the factory, and the customer could all learn together, in real time?
The Future of Generative AI in Enterprise Marketing
Generative AI is no longer just a fancy tool marketers talk about. The technology is gradually transforming the marketing field to a more progressive way of working. The initial phase was accompanied by massive excitement and the possibility of hearing many extravagant statements. However, the enterprise level reveals the true situation. AI is facilitating the work of teams in faster times, providing them with the power of super-personalization, and making it possible for them to secure a significant advantage over the competitors. It is not that people are being replaced, but rather that they are endowed with the possibility of concentrating on higher-level strategy and creative thinking.
