Releases

NVIDIA introduced the L40S data-center GPU for generative AI, inference, training and graphics workloads.

NVIDIA introduced AI Workbench for creating and moving generative AI projects across local, data-center and cloud systems.

Midjourney expanded community exploration and discovery of generated images.

Scale introduced an expert-driven testing and evaluation platform for measuring frontier-model capability, safety, bias, and robustness.

Hugging Face introduced Collections for curating and sharing related models, datasets, Spaces, and papers.

AWS introduced managed agents that orchestrate foundation models, enterprise data and API actions.

AWS introduced a generative-AI service for transcribing clinical conversations and drafting preliminary clinical notes.

Microsoft launches Bing Chat Enterprise with commercial data protection and announces Microsoft 365 Copilot pricing.

Together launched Together API and Together Compute for inference, fine-tuning, and large-scale training of open models.

Google Labs begins early access to NotebookLM, an AI notebook grounded in users' selected source material.

IBM launched its open lakehouse data store optimized for governed analytics and AI workloads.

IBM began general availability of its foundation-model and machine-learning development studio.

Anthropic launched a public beta of its Claude web chat experience in the United States and United Kingdom.

Perplexity released an official Chrome extension that could set Perplexity as the browser's default search engine.

MLflow AI Gateway provided a unified interface for routing requests to multiple commercial and open model providers.

Databricks introduced automated and human evaluation tooling for assessing generative-AI quality on enterprise data.

Databricks announced managed vector search integrated with the lakehouse for retrieval-augmented generation and semantic search.

Databricks introduced an AI assistant for generating, explaining and repairing SQL and Python with organizational context.

Databricks launched Lakehouse AI, later branded Mosaic AI, as an integrated platform for building generative-AI applications on enterprise data.

ElevenLabs expanded its generative voice tools with Voice Design.

ElevenLabs launched a classifier for detecting audio generated by its models.

Oracle announced a managed generative-AI service developed with Cohere for enterprise use cases.

Hugging Face launched a daily research-paper discovery feed connected to community profiles, models, datasets, and discussions.

Perplexity introduced its paid Pro subscription with expanded searches and access to advanced models.

NVIDIA announced DGX GH200, connecting 256 Grace Hopper Superchips into a large shared-memory AI system.

Hugging Face launched an open and reproducible benchmark leaderboard for comparing community language models.

Perplexity introduced Copilot, a guided multi-step research mode later renamed Pro Search.

Perplexity launched its native Android application.

Baidu began transforming Wenku into an ERNIE-powered document and creativity platform.

AWS launched Inferentia2-powered EC2 instances for large-scale generative-AI inference.

Scale launched EGP as a model-agnostic enterprise platform for deploying secure generative-AI applications with proprietary data, fine-tuning, evaluation, and red teaming.

Scale launched Donovan, a secure decision-support platform using large language models, retrieval, and mission data for government and defense users.

Google Cloud launches Model Garden to discover, customize and deploy Google and third-party foundation models.

IBM Consulting launched a center with more than 1,000 specialists to support enterprise generative-AI adoption.

IBM Consulting announced a dedicated generative-AI center and delivery practice alongside watsonx.

IBM announced watsonx as an integrated AI and data platform for enterprise foundation-model development and governance.

Hugging Face launched HuggingChat, an open-source conversational interface initially powered by an OpenAssistant model.

AWS made its generative-AI coding assistant generally available, including a free individual tier and reference tracking.

AWS announced a managed service for building generative-AI applications with foundation models from Amazon and third parties.

Palantir announced AIP, connecting large language models and AI to private enterprise data, logic, and operations.

CoreWeave publicly detailed its managed inference service for securely serving AI models at scale.

Baidu launched an ERNIE-powered enterprise coding assistant.

Anthropic launched an early Claude integration for Slack workspaces.

Perplexity launched its native conversational answer-engine application for iPhone and iPad.

Microsoft introduces Security Copilot, a generative-AI assistant for security investigation, threat intelligence and response.

Replit launched integrated conversational coding through Ghostwriter Chat.

Baidu AI Cloud launched Qianfan as an enterprise foundation-model and application-development platform.

OpenAI introduced plugins connecting ChatGPT to third-party applications and fresh information.

GitHub introduces Copilot X, including conversational Copilot Chat experiences across editors, pull requests and command-line workflows.

Oracle expanded bare-metal GPU instances and high-performance networking for large AI training workloads.