AI/ML Job: Senior Applied Scientist - NLP Senior Applied Scientist - NLP at Kensho United States › New York › NYC (Posted Feb 17 2023) Please mention that you found the job at Jobhunt.ai Apply now! Do they allow remote work? Remote work is possible, see the description below for more information. Job description Kensho is an Artificial Intelligence company that builds solutions to uncover insights in messy and unstructured data that enable critical workflows and empower businesses to make decisions with conviction. Our products are powered by state-of-the-art Machine Learning techniques that allow customers to unlock insights faster using Artificial Intelligence, including voice-to-text transcription, data extraction from documents and natural language processing that gives computers the ability to comprehend and analyze human language.

New Delhi [India], February 23 (ANI/PNN): KnowDis and IIT Delhi's Yardi School of Artificial Intelligence are collaborating to develop cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence models that can discover potential antibodies for treating various kinds of diseases. The collaboration involves two renowned professors from the School of AI at IIT Delhi, Dr Sayan Ranu, and Dr Anoop Krishnan. The collaboration aims to strengthen the AI capabilities of KnowDis, making it a one-of-a-kind team capable of making crucial advancements in the field of drug design. The confluence of KnowDis and IIT Delhi brings together a multidisciplinary team to accelerate drug discovery with AI. The collaboration will add to the existing collaboration that KnowDis has with Dr Gaurav Goel from the Chemical Engineering Department at IIT Delhi.

ModuleQ, the People-Facing AI company, announced the first GPT-enabled insights solution for client-facing professionals. ModuleQ People-Facing AI enables businesses to deliver timely, hyper-personalized insights directly to their client-facing professionals in Microsoft Teams. ModuleQ's initial GPT integration helps professionals work more efficiently by summarizing key themes in news articles and research reports, and the company will launch additional use cases in the near future. ModuleQ selected the GPT models and Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service to help customers unlock the value of their information assets, both proprietary and externally sourced. ModuleQ People-Facing AI improves employee experience and drives revenue growth by proactively surfacing real-time, client-centered insights, automatically tuned to the current context and preferences of each professional.

D-ID, the Israeli company leveraging artificial intelligence to create unique experiences like Deep Nostalgia, announced today that it's launching a new chat API to enable face-to-face conversations with an AI digital human. The announcement was timed to coincide with Mobile World Congress (MWC), which is taking place in Barcelona this week. The company is currently offering the API to enterprises for branding and customer experience purposes. The premise of the API is to provide a "human" interface for conversational AI. In a press release, D-ID said that with its new real-time streaming capabilities and its text-to-video technology, clients can integrate the power of large language models like GPT-3 and LaMDA to deploy interactive digital humans.

Habytat, a social metaverse platform powered by DatChat, announced today that it is launching pets for users, powered by proprietary AI. These animals -- dogs and cats alike -- will bond with their users as the AI responds to and learns from the user's actions. At the moment, users can vote on which animal breeds will be part of the initial launch in spring 2023. These pets will grow from puppy or kitten life stages to adulthood. To grow, pets must receive food and attention daily.

Coca-Cola, one of the world's leading beverage companies, has recently signed a deal with OpenAI's DALL-E and ChatGPT. The partnership aims to integrate generative AI technology into Coca-Cola's marketing and consumer experiences. OpenAI, a research organization dedicated to creating artificial intelligence that benefits humanity, has collaborated with management consulting firm Bain & Company to launch the OpenAI x Bain alliance. Coca-Cola is the first company to sign on to this new partnership. Although the details of the deal have not been disclosed, the press release suggests that the collaboration may include marketing and sales initiatives.

Snap announced today that it's adding an OpenAI chatbot (similar to ChatGPT) to Snapchat. "My AI" is an experimental feature initially available for $3.99-per-month Snapchat subscribers, although the company reportedly wants to expand it to all users eventually. My AI will appear as a regular Snap user profile, suggesting the company is marketing it less as an all-purpose writing machine and more as a virtual friend. "The big idea is that in addition to talking to our friends and family every day, we're going to talk to AI every day," CEO Evan Spiegel told The Verge. "And this is something we're well positioned to do as a messaging service."

Snapchat is the latest company to get in on the AI frenzy. The company announced today that it's launching "My AI," a new chatbot running the latest version of OpenAI's GPT technology that it has customized for its users. My AI is now available as an experimental feature for Snapchat, the social network's $3.99 a month subscription service. The new chatbot will be pinned to the top of the Chat tab. My AI can do things like help answer a trivia question or write a haiku.

The Coca-Cola Company is getting deep into the artificial intelligence game thanks to a newly-inked deal that will see it partnering with OpenAI. The press release announcing the deal did not say how much the partnership between Coca-Cola, OpenAI, and the Bain consulting firm is worth, but given that the AI firm recently got a multi-billion-dollar contract with Microsoft, there's a good chance it's worth a pretty penny -- and it seems particularly significant because of Coke's storied history in advertising, a domain that the release seems to hint could be a target for the AI tech. In the statement, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincy said that the company is "excited to unleash the next generation of creativity offered by this rapidly emerging technology" using tech including DALL-E and ChatGPT. "We see opportunities to enhance our marketing through cutting-edge AI," Quincy said, "along with exploring ways to improve our business operations and capabilities." Coke is the first company to sign on to Bain and OpenAI's new partnership, and although there's no word yet on exactly what the deal will entail, the press release hints at marketing, sales, and human resources implementations, the latter two of which sound pretty dystopian, to be honest.

Before the recent explosion of hype around artificial intelligence (AI), the metaverse was anointed the Next Big Thing, ready to transform the world, technology, and work in ways never before imagined. Soon we would all live and work together in a virtual world far more interesting, vital, and productive than the drab reality in which we're stuck. It wasn't just Mark Zuckerberg who led the metaverse charge by changing Facebook's name to Meta. Microsoft hyped it as well, notably when CEO Satya Nadella said, "I can't overstate how much of a breakthrough this is," in his keynote speech at Microsoft Ignite two years ago. That was then, in the long-ago, unenlightened days of early 2021.