15 Jan 2025
Byte-sized AI: Its a little bit of snow!
This week we have seen the government get behind AI in a big way. This was inevitable whoever was in power, I think. There are a few obvious challenges here:
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18 Dec 2024
Byte-sized AI: Say hello to Claude
For the more technical parts of my job, I use an AI called Claude, which was created by Anthropic.
4 Dec 2024
Byte-sized AI: Granny is here to make it all better!
O2 have created an AI that sounds like your gran! The obvious question is “why?”. Firstly, it doesn’t sound like your gran specifically, that would be weird; it’s a generic gran called Daisy, complete with confusion about technology and a tendency to talk about her cat too much. Still doesn’t answer why though.
21 Nov 2024
Byte-sized AI: A llama with AI and an admission!
Meta are doing something very interesting. They have a set of AI models collectively called “Llama” which anyone can download and use in their products for free.
7 Nov 2024
Byte-sized AI: Something special is happening in the UK!
The UK is doing something a bit special. The global average for businesses adopting AI to some extent is around 13%.
23 Oct 2024
Byte-sized AI: Up, up and… back down! 😕
Every so often in the world of tech something happens that is so astonishing, so utterly gob-smacking that we should all just stop and applaud.
11 Oct 2024
Byte-sized AI: An extra brain in the room!
I'm back for another Byte-sized AI issue, and as promised here are my three things! 😁
25 Sep 2024
Byte-sized AI: Be the first to hear from Nick
Want to get the latest news about technology and AI, then there is only one person you need to hear from and that's me!!
27 Sep 2024
Byte-sized AI: The machines have taken over Sainsburys
Welcome to the very first issue of my new technology newsletter Byte-sized AI. Each issue I will give you three things: Something techy from the news Something that made me laugh Something that you can do to improve how you work
1 Jul 2024
Why Power Apps are not just for nerds like us
Power Apps is a Microsoft platform that enables you to create custom business applications with little or no coding. You can use Power Apps to create apps that run on web browsers, mobile devices, or desktops, and that connect to various data sources, such as SharePoint, Excel, SQL Server, Dynamics 365, or Azure. Clever, eh?
