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AI Foundations

Explore foundational concepts, tools, and evaluation methods that support the effective development and deployment of AI in business settings. This section helps organizations understand how to build reliable AI systems, measure their performance, address ethical and operational risks, and select appropriate infrastructure. It also provides practical benchmarks and comparisons to guide technology choices and improve AI outcomes across use cases.

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AI Hallucination: Comparison of the Popular LLMs

AI FoundationsOct 30

AI models sometimes generate data that seems plausible but is incorrect or misleading; known as AI hallucinations. 77% of businesses concerned about AI hallucinations. We benchmarked 29 different LLMs with 60 questions to measure their hallucination rates: AI hallucination benchmark results Our benchmark revealed that Anthropic Claude 3.7 has the lowest hallucination rate (i.e.

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AI FoundationsOct 28

Custom AI: When to Build Your Own Solutions

While ready-made AI tools can meet many business needs, they often fall short in areas that require deep data understanding or specialized workflows. Organizations working in complex or niche industries may find that generic systems don’t fully align with their operations or leverage their proprietary data.

AI FoundationsOct 28

10 Steps to Developing AI Systems

IBM identifies the top AI adoption challenges as concerns over data bias (45%), lack of proprietary data (42%), insufficient generative AI expertise (42%), unclear business value (42%), and data privacy risks (40%).These obstacles can hinder AI implementation, slow innovation, and reduce the return on investment for organizations adopting AI technologies.

AI FoundationsOct 28

When Will AGI/Singularity Happen? 8,590 Predictions Analyzed

We analyzed 8,590 scientists’, leading entrepreneurs’, and the community’s predictions for quick answers on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) / singularity timeline: Explore key predictions on AGI from experts like Sam Altman and Demis Hassabis, insights from five major AI surveys on AGI timelines, and arguments for and against the feasibility of AGI: Artificial General Intelligence

AI FoundationsOct 27

Top 5 Facial Recognition Challenges & Solutions

Facial recognition is now part of everyday life, from unlocking phones to verifying identities in public spaces. Its reach continues to grow, bringing both convenience and new possibilities. However, this expansion also raises concerns about accuracy, privacy, and fairness that need careful attention.

AI FoundationsOct 20

No-Code AI: Benefits, Industries & Key Differences

Many small businesses lack the necessary technical resources to implement AI effectively. No-code AI directly addresses this gap by enabling rapid AI deployment without requiring coding skills. Ideal for small businesses, entrepreneurs, and professionals in fields like marketing, education, or healthcare, no-code AI tools help simplify testing, integration, and iterative improvements.

AI FoundationsOct 20

Top 5 AI Services to Enhance Business Efficiency

AI adoption is rapidly increasing. Around 98% of companies are experimenting with AI, reflecting its growing accessibility and potential to improve operations. Yet only 26% have advanced beyond trials to achieve measurable business value, showing that many are still building the capabilities needed to scale AI effectively.

AI FoundationsOct 18

AI Reasoning Benchmark: MathR-Eval

We designed a new benchmark, Mathematical Reasoning Eval: MathR-Eval, to test the LLMs’ reasoning abilities, with 100 logical mathematics questions. Benchmark results Results show that OpenAI’s o1 and o3-mini are the best performing LLMs in our benchmark.

AI FoundationsOct 15

Composite AI: Techniques & Use Cases

Despite significant investments in generative AI, many organizations are still struggling to demonstrate its tangible business impact. In 2024, companies spent an average of $1.9 million on GenAI initiatives, yet fewer than one in three AI leaders say their CEOs are satisfied with the return on those investments.

AI FoundationsOct 10

AI Center of Excellence (AI CoE): Meaning & Setup

The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is increasing as companies try to capture value from enterprise AI applications. However, according to an IBM survey, challenges such as limited AI expertise, increasing data complexity, and lack of tools for AI development hinder AI adoption for enterprises. To reduce AI project failures, organizations need a dedicated unit to oversee AI initiatives.

AI FoundationsOct 9

Deepseek: Features, Pricing & Accessibility

DeepSeek has emerged as a game-changing force in artificial intelligence, challenging established giants like OpenAI and Google with its innovative approach to AI development.