Releases

Microsoft launches Bing Image Creator, integrating generative image creation into Bing chat and the Edge sidebar.

Google begins opening Bard access in the United States and United Kingdom as an early generative-AI experiment.

NVIDIA launched DGX Cloud, providing browser-based access to managed AI supercomputing infrastructure.

NVIDIA announced broad H100 availability through leading cloud and server providers as generative AI demand surged.

NVIDIA introduced cloud services for enterprises to build custom language and visual generative AI models.

Runway released Gen-2 for text-to-video and image-to-video generation.

Baidu unveiled its generative conversational assistant, Wenxin Yiyan/ERNIE Bot.

Microsoft introduces Microsoft 365 Copilot and Business Chat, combining large language models with Microsoft Graph and productivity applications.

Midjourney released V5 with improved photorealism and prompt understanding.

Speak said learners had already started two million AI Tutor lessons.

Speak introduced an AI Tutor experience powered by GPT-4 for open-ended conversational language practice and personalized feedback.

Google Cloud announces generative AI capabilities in Vertex AI and Generative AI App Builder for enterprise customers.

Anthropic made Claude available through an API and chat interface in its developer console.

Anthropic introduced Claude and Claude Instant more broadly after a closed alpha with partners.

OpenAI released GPT-4, a multimodal large model accepting image and text inputs and producing text outputs.

MosaicML released MosaicBERT, an optimized BERT architecture designed to pretrain high-quality models at much lower cost.

Anthropic described its strategy for building, measuring, and deploying capable AI systems while preparing for potentially transformative impacts.

Microsoft introduces Dynamics 365 Copilot across sales, service, marketing, supply chain and business workflows.

HeyGen reached approximately $1 million in annual recurring revenue seven months after launch.

Gamma launched its AI design experience for generating structured, polished presentations and visual documents from prompts.

Speak announced a collaboration with OpenAI on speech recognition, using OpenAI's Whisper system to improve feedback for language learners.

Anysphere launched Cursor, an AI-native editor based on the VS Code ecosystem with codebase-aware chat and editing.

Moonshot AI was founded in Beijing by Yang Zhilin, Zhou Xinyu and Wu Yuxin to develop frontier foundation models.

Cohere established Command as its principal family of enterprise generative language models.

Cohere released Command Light as a lower-latency generation option for enterprise text workloads.