Artificial intelligence news

AI and biodiversity both thrive on complexity. For AI, massive amounts of data fuel machine learning models, helping them to recognize patterns, make predictions and solve problems. In most cases, the richer and more diverse the data, the smarter and more adaptive AI becomes.

Today, at IBM's annual TechXchange event the company announced the release of its most advanced family of AI models to date, Granite 3.0. IBM's third-generation Granite flagship language models can outperform or match similarly sized models from leading model providers on many academic and industry benchmarks, showcasing strong performance, transparency and safety.

Today IBM announced a significant expansion of capabilities in IBM Consulting Advantage, our first-of-its-kind AI-powered delivery platform leveraging IBM and strategic partner technologies that...

With almost 1,700 players in 272 games, the amount of data generated during the NFL football season is enormous. Fantasy football team owners are faced with complex decisions and an ocean of...

New research by IBM's IBV identifies a disconnect between how insurers and their customers prioritize the use of generative AI, with industry executives focusing on experience while their clients are seeking personalized risk products and insights.

To better understand how IT leaders are leveraging mainframes today and envisioning their future in the era of AI and hybrid cloud, the IBM Institute for Business Value, (IBV) in collaboration with Oxford Economics, conducted a survey of 2,551 global IT executives.

Expand hybrid cloud and AI adoption with client site capabilities of IBM® Power® Virtual Server As enterprises embark on their journeys to adopt innovative hybrid cloud and AI technologies, its...

We’re excited to announce that SAP users can now harness the power of IBM watsonx and IBM Granite, beginning with Granite.13b.chat large language model, now available through the generative AI hub on SAP AI core on the SAP Business Technology Platform