Apollo Global Management is slashing software exposure over AI disruption fears

Most marketers have a transactional relationship with AI, A. Lee Judge says. They put in a request. They get out an asset. They edit it until it sounds like their voice or their brand’s. Then, they repeat. But Judge, founder of B2B content marketing and production company Content Monsta, explains AI isn’t meant to replace human content creators; it’s meant to elevate them.

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Embedding AI expertise in nonprofits could revolutionize operational efficiency, enhancing their impact and sustainability in the long term. The post Anthropic launches Claude Corps fellowship to embed AI skills in 1,000 US nonprofits appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Governments' FOMO on AI adoption highlights the urgent need for balanced regulation to ensure technological advancement aligns with democratic values. The post OpenAI’s George Osborne says governments have FOMO on AI adoption, raises policy concerns appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Citadel says the AI boom may be running into a cost wall, and Tether just led a $1.4B round into humanoid robotics.

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Fetch.ai's AEVS could revolutionize AI accountability, enhancing trust in autonomous transactions and potentially reshaping blockchain applications. The post Fetch.ai launches world’s first Agent Execution Verification tool on Product Hunt appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

When it comes to AI deployments, IT leaders are often caught in an awkward middle space, trying to reconcile conflicting directives from senior management with constantly changing AI models, capabilities, and costs; data governance and security needs; and the limitations of their own team. “Very few real benefits can be attained by simply purchasing an AI product and giving it to employees. Vendors have been overselling that fallacy for the past three years,” said Nader Henein, a Gartner VP analyst. “The reality is that strong AI value and consistent ROI are almost always a result of deep and intentional integration of AI capabilities into existing workflows. For that you need specialized teams, which do not come cheap, and organizations have been recruiting those teams in a variety of ways,” Heinen said. Among the options available to IT leaders looking for help with AI deployments are traditional IT consultancies, AI-specific consultancies, and independent contractors. Large enterpri