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Genie by Google DeepMind can create 2D video games from text, opening doors to interactive environments in simulations, gaming, and robotics.
BitNet b1.58, a 1-bit model by Microsoft and University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, offers cost-efficient and high-performance training for Large Language Models (LLMs).
The pace of research in generative AI is rapid, leading to groundbreaking advancements like Genie and BitNet b1.58.

Google released Gemma, a family of small open-source language models based on the architecture of its Gemini model. Gemma is designed to be more accessible and easier to work with than larger models.
Open-source efforts in generative AI, like Gemma, are gaining traction with companies like Google and Microsoft investing in smaller, more manageable models. This shift aims to make advanced AI models more widely usable and customizable.
The rise of small language models (SLMs) like Gemma showcases a growing movement towards more efficient and specialized AI solutions. Companies are exploring ways to make AI technology more practical and adaptable for various applications.

LLM providers are still receiving remarkable valuations in fundraising
Last week saw four new companies surpassing $1 billion in valuation in generative AI
The area of foundation models in generative AI is still commanding remarkable valuations

Generative AI initiatives were prominent with major companies announcing new projects.
Research papers focused on advancements in speech models and reinforcement learning.
Tech releases included Salesforce's Einstein GPT, DuckDuckGo Assist, and Databricks Model Serving.

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