Microsoft is routing some app features to its in-house MAI models instead of OpenAI and Anthropic, chipping away at its reliance on partners.

The Palantir CEO says Anthropic and OpenAI deliver no value and 'steal alpha' from customers. Is he right?

Microsoft has reportedly begun deploying its own AI models across some of its most widely used productivity applications.

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The company has headed off shadow AI use by providing employees with an ever-evolving, multi-use tool that, from coding ...

Company after company is putting caps on the amount of AI their tech staff can use, because the big AI firms can no longer ...

Basia Sall, chief data officer and deputy chief AI officer at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said on Thursday that the ...

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Some reviews that once took four years to complete are done in nine months, NRC Chief Data Officer and Deputy Chief AI Officer Basia Sall said on Thursday. Artificial intelligence has already helped ...