This week, Steve was featured on Schwab Network hosted by Nicole Petallides, where he discussed tech and A.I. trends in focus. Steve notes that MSFT, META, and GOOGL are working to build the largest possible knowledge bases with factors that could differentiate competitors in the A.I. space. Steve also discusses AI and the future of work.

This article commemorates the life and achievements of Gordon Bell, a pioneer in computer science. It highlights his contributions to the development of minicomputers, his work at companies like DEC and Microsoft, and his numerous awards and innovations in computing.

Training data scraped from the web may have been OK for the first wave of large language models, but as competition increases, more and better data will be needed.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving from general-purpose models to specialized ones that require domain-specific data. As featured in a recent Fast Company article, Enterra Solutions is at the forefront of this shift, focusing on acquiring specialized data in areas like healthcare and finance. The company provides services to help clients identify, acquire, and leverage this data to enhance their AI capabilities, positioning themselves as a key player in the future of AI development.