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Salesforce rolls out $50M AI training push | CIO Dive
WEB5 hours ago · The software provider will waive fees on Trailhead platform courses and stand up an AI training hub at its San Francisco headquarters. Published Sept. 18, 2024. Roberto Torres Editor. The Salesforce logo is seen at Salesforce Tower on December 1, 2020 in San Francisco, California. The company unveiled a $50 million training push around AI.
4 guardrails to strengthen generative AI strategies | CIO Dive
WEB1 day ago · 4. Ethical and explainable AI. In contrast to some AI or ML solutions, generative AI will require organizations to utilize both ethical and explainable AI tools and frameworks. This will be essential as companies offer explainable and de-biased generative AI models. Ethical AI frameworks will involve introducing accessibility best practices as ...
Microsoft, working with security partners, pledges better …
WEB4 days ago · Dive Brief: Microsoft plans to boost collaboration on deployment practices, testing and other related issues with its security ecosystem partners following the historic July outage that crashed 8.5 million Windows devices, the company said in a Thursday blog post.; The plan follows a summit the company held Tuesday with U.S. and European …
Nvidia sustains triple-digit revenue growth amid AI building boom
WEBAug 29, 2024 · Nvidia sustained five consecutive quarters of triple-digit revenue growth amid a massive AI infrastructure building boom, according to the company’s Q2 2025 earnings report. The chipmaker had record quarterly revenue of $30 billion, up 122% year over year, during the three-month period ending July 28.
4 tech pros on managing IT budgets - CIO Dive
WEBAug 19, 2024 · Business leaders are pressuring IT organizations to help streamline operations, increase productivity and enhance customer experiences. The challenge for CIOs: keep costs in check throughout the process. From cloud to AI and cybersecurity, technology chiefs must strike a delicate balance of enabling powerful technologies …
Rising demand for Azure skills signals growth in Microsoft cloud
WEB4 days ago · Dive Brief: Rising demand for Azure technical talent has cut into AWS’s longstanding lead in cloud, according to Revelio Labs research. The workforce analytics firm compared millions of job postings from 2017 and 2024. AWS skills were mentioned in 40% of job postings for cloud technicians in July 2024, compared to more than 60% in …
Pfizer appoints AI chief to boost its digital leadership team
WEBAug 13, 2024 · Pfizer added Berta Rodriguez-Hervas to its digital leadership team this week as its chief AI and analytics officer, the pharmaceutical company confirmed to CIO Dive Tuesday in an email. Rodriguez-Hervas joined the company after stints at motor vehicle manufacturer Stellantis, chip giant Nvidia and electric carmaker Tesla with roles focused …
C-suite enthusiasm over generative AI wanes, putting ... - CIO Dive
WEBAug 20, 2024 · Dive Brief: While organizations are set to invest more in AI, enthusiasm over generative AI applications is beginning to wane among senior executives and boards of directors according to a Deloitte report published Tuesday. Interest in the technology fell 11 percentage points among senior executives and eight percentage points among board of ...
Double-checking work tops AI priorities among employees: report
WEBAug 28, 2024 · A lack of talent was among the top reasons organizations decided to hold off on generative AI, according to 23% of executives surveyed for a Pluralsight report published this month. Clarity on the skills employees currently possess can help organizations craft and adapt training plans for better outcomes, though nearly all executives say they ...