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The past two weeks reset the cost floor for AI. OpenAI released GPT-4o mini on July 18, replacing GPT-3.5 Turbo as the default model for free ChatGPT users. At $0.15 per million input tokens, it costs fifteen times less than GPT-4o while scoring 82% on the MMLU benchmark.
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The past two weeks produced the biggest speed upgrade in AI history for working executives. Claude 3.5 Sonnet arrived June 20 with benchmark scores that beat every other frontier model on coding, graduate reasoning, and document analysis, all at half the compute cost of its predecessor and twice the speed.
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The past two weeks delivered significant advancements in AI, directly impacting your team's efficiency and analytical capabilities. Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet now offers twice the speed at one-fifth the cost, eliminating delays in AI-driven analysis. Google Gemini 1.
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Apple entered the executive AI conversation at WWDC on June 10. Apple Intelligence brings Writing Tools, Priority Mail, AI photo editing, and a ChatGPT-integrated Siri to iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16, and M-series Macs.
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Three product updates this fortnight change how executives consume and produce information with AI. GPT-4o's new voice mode is now rolling out to Plus subscribers: real-time conversational AI with emotional awareness, 320ms latency, and natural interruption handling.
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The most consequential two weeks in AI since ChatGPT launched just ended. On May 13, OpenAI introduced GPT-4o: a single model that handles text, audio, and vision simultaneously, responds in real time, and costs half what GPT-4 Turbo did. The next day, Google I/O unveiled Gemini 1.
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Three enterprise AI deployments moved from beta to billing this fortnight. Anthropic's Claude 3 went generally available inside Amazon Bedrock, meaning your cloud team can now call Sonnet and Haiku without managing a single GPU.
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Three significant capability shifts this week. Meta released Llama 3 on April 18, the most capable open-source AI model family to date, available for free download and commercial use in 8B and 70B parameter versions. The 70B model matches GPT-3.
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Three updates this week that bring AI closer to where executives already work. OpenAI refreshed GPT-4 Turbo with training data through December 2023, improving accuracy on business, technology, and market queries from the second half of last year.
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Three updates this week that change how executives gather, synthesize, and share information. Perplexity launched Pages, a feature that converts any research query into a shareable, structured document with headings, sections, and citations your team can read immediately. Claude 3 Haiku is now free on Claude.
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The biggest launch of the year so far arrived on March 4: Anthropic's Claude 3 family introduced three distinct models at different price and capability points, with Opus scoring 86.8% on MMLU and outperforming GPT-4 on several key benchmarks.
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Three shifts this week that change how executives interact with AI tools every day. ChatGPT Memory is rolling out to Plus users, meaning the assistant can now remember your business role, your recurring clients, and your communication preferences across every conversation.
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This biweekly issue brings significant updates designed to streamline executive workflows. OpenAI's new ChatGPT memory feature eliminates the manual work of re-explaining context, potentially saving executives 30 minutes per week.
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AI tools are getting personal. OpenAI began testing ChatGPT Memory, a feature that lets the AI remember your preferences, role, and context across every conversation. Microsoft Copilot moved into the Edge browser sidebar, where it can read and analyze any webpage or PDF you open without any copy-paste required.
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OpenAI shipped two products on the same day: the GPT Store (an AI app marketplace with 3 million+ GPTs already built) and the ChatGPT Team plan ($25/user/month with data privacy guarantees built in).
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Three announcements in six weeks just rewired the AI landscape for executives. Google launched Gemini to challenge ChatGPT head-on, Microsoft rebranded Bing Chat as Copilot and gave it a home on every Windows 11 desktop, and OpenAI quietly handed non-engineers the ability to build custom AI tools with no code required.
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This period saw significant advancements in AI capabilities and market dynamics. Google launched its highly anticipated Gemini model, Microsoft made Copilot widely available for enterprises, and OpenAI announced new board appointments signaling a return to stability after recent leadership changes.
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This issue delivers critical updates on Google's powerful new Gemini AI model, OpenAI's board restructuring following recent leadership changes, and Microsoft's expansion of Copilot Studio for custom AI assistant development. These developments directly impact enterprise AI strategy and implementation.
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This fortnight saw significant advancements in enterprise AI, highlighted by OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo and Custom GPTs, Microsoft's general availability of 365 Copilot, and Anthropic's Claude 2.1. These updates collectively enhance AI processing power, customization options, and direct integration into business workflows.
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This period witnessed major AI advancements with OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo and custom GPTs, Microsoft's 365 Copilot general availability, and Google's Gemini AI model announcement. These developments offer significant opportunities for executives to integrate advanced AI into their operations.
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This issue delivers critical updates on enterprise AI integration, led by Microsoft's detailed pricing for Copilot. OpenAI has embedded DALL-E 3 directly into ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise, while Google's Bard introduces extensions for external data connection.
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This issue highlights three major developments: Amazon's strategic investment in Anthropic, Microsoft 365 Copilot's general availability for enterprises, and Google Bard's new enterprise data integration capabilities.
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This edition highlights significant advancements from Salesforce, Microsoft, and Anthropic. Salesforce unveiled new generative AI tools to embed AI directly into CRM workflows. Microsoft expanded its early access program for Copilot, providing more enterprises with a competitive edge.
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This issue highlights significant advancements in enterprise AI, with OpenAI launching ChatGPT Enterprise, Google introducing Duet AI for Workspace, and Microsoft expanding Copilot's capabilities. These developments provide robust, secure AI solutions designed for large organizations.
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