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Explore the groundbreaking Prov-GigaPath, a whole-slide pathology foundation model revolutionizing digital pathology with state-of-the-art performance. Trained on over a billion image tiles, this model is set to transform cancer diagnostics and more.

D-Wave and Zapata AI have joined forces in a strategic partnership to harness the capabilities of quantum computing and generative AI. This collaboration aims to develop commercial applications for quantum-enabled machine learning, focusing on accelerating discoveries and solving complex optimization problems in various industries.

IBM is releasing a family of Granite code models to the open-source community, aiming to make coding easier and more accessible for developers worldwide. The models, ranging from 3 to 34 billion parameters, are optimized for enterprise software development workflows and consistently match state-of-the-art performance among open-source code LLMs.

Extropic is building a full-stack hardware platform to harness matter's natural fluctuations as a computational resource for Generative AI. This innovative approach aims to extend hardware scaling beyond digital computing limits, enabling much faster and energy-efficient AI accelerators.

This article outlines five critical lessons learned from AI talent strategies that can be applied to address the quantum technology talent gap. It highlights the need for clear talent definitions, investment in translators, creation of diverse pathways, building technology literacy, and developing talent strategies to ensure a robust quantum workforce.

The European Commission is set to infuse 112 million into research and innovation across artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technologies. This funding, part of the Horizon Europes 2023-2024 work programme, aims to advance Europe's competitiveness in these critical high-tech areas.

Togal.ai is transforming the construction industry by automating the estimation process with advanced AI, reducing time and enhancing accuracy. This case study explores how Togal leverages machine learning to streamline construction workflows, making them more efficient and less error-prone.

Quantum Cyber Solutions is leading the transformation of the construction industry by integrating AI-driven technologies. This article delves into how technologies such as AI, 3D printing, drones, and BIM are revolutionizing construction processes, improving precision, efficiency, and sustainability.

Delve into the transformative impact of Extropic's full-stack hardware platform on industries by leveraging natural matter fluctuations for Generative AI, promising vast improvements in speed and energy efficiency.

Quantum Artificial Intelligence (QAI) stands at the brink of revolutionizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) by leveraging quantum mechanics to surpass the capabilities of classical AI systems. This emerging field promises a leap towards artificial general intelligence (AGI), with potential applications ranging from healthcare innovations to solving climate change. However, the path to realizing QAI's full potential involves overcoming significant technical challenges and ethical considerations.

There will be a paradigm shift in quantum research, learning, and prediction in society that expands in 2024. A new data era known as quantum computing is beginning to emerge as we move past classical computing. Quantum computing is expected to change the field of data analytics and artificial intelligence, propelling humanity forward faster than ever before. The speed and power of quantum computing will enable us to address some of the most difficult problems facing humanity. Every month, quantum computing becomes closer and it is being used in practical ways.

AI and quantum software-as-a-service provider SandboxAQ has already won several government contracts. These include researching quantum navigation systems with the U.S. Air Force and providing its quantum-resistant cryptography solution SandboxAQ Security Suite to the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.