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Fast Track

2024 is off to an exciting start. This week, we're highlighting the transformative power of #AI – from enhancing immunotherapy treatments to scaling #GenAI solutions responsibly. Let’s dive in:

1️⃣ Together with Cleveland Clinic, our researchers published a new study showing AI’s potential for developing better immunotherapy treatments: https://ibm.co/42BuOfh 

2️⃣ Discover what’s next for AI, quantum computing, hybrid cloud, and more in IBM Research’s annual letter: https://ibm.co/49aLZH4 

3️⃣ Learn how businesses can build trustworthy AI and scale their solutions responsibly: https://ibm.co/497BqEB  

4️⃣ Look back at some of our most memorable AI announcements and innovations from 2023: https://ibm.co/4byEews  

5️⃣ Dig into the statistics of AI patent leadership in the U.S.: https://ibm.co/3SU4ABq

We're excited to welcome 25 new members to the #AI Alliance. Read more from IBM Director of Research Dario Gil below ⬇️

AI In Action | 2024 Edition 7: Balancing cutting-edge innovation, integrity and trust in AI

Balancing #AI innovation with trust and governance is key. In this week’s newsletter, uncover insights from critical conversations at the 2024 World Economic Forum, explore AI’s role in the GRAMMYs, and learn how to operationalize responsible AI in HR functions.

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As we kick off the year, it's a great time to reflect on which skills can help advance your career. Like Alexandra Doten, take a few minutes to answer the fun questions in the #TechTypeQuiz and receive your personalized learning recommendations from #IBMSkillsBuild.
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Complimentary pretzels won't fix this, but #watsonx Assistant can help. Automate repetitive tasks with IBM #AI for business.

See how: https://ibm.co/4bqxEb6

How can business leaders use #AI to impact the future of business? It comes down to creating value with your data. 📈

In a recent episode of Smart Talks with IBM, our Director of Research Dario Gil and renowned author Malcolm Gladwell sat down to discuss the implications of #GenAI and how it's already transforming businesses.

Watch the full conversation: https://ibm.co/42mGPW3

This #BlackHistoryMonth, join us in celebrating Black IBMers and their impactful contributions in tech, learn about IBM SkillsBuild, our collaboration with Southern University for an HBCU Cybersecurity Leadership Center, and more!

Together, let’s bridge the technology divide and be the change we wish to see in the world. 🌎

Can #AI help make learning math more engaging and simultaneously teach students how to play piano? You bet it can. 🎶

Cleo Constantine Abram uncovers how we embedded #watsonx Assistant and IBM Watson Discovery into Make Music Count's web app, and how the AI integration helps develop lesson plans around students' unique needs, enables them to ask questions, and provides real-time math support through chat.

Read more about how kids are learning math and music with the power of conversational AI through our partnership with Make Music Count. https://ibm.co/3vXNkCs

#AI has the potential to revolutionize the ways we work, communicate, and even dine. 🍽️

Join New York City restaurateur Danny Meyer and Rob Thomas, SVP of IBM Software, for a discussion on AI’s potential to disrupt the #hospitality industry, from business operations to customer experiences. Watch the full conversation here: https://ibm.co/4bfajsV

AI development is moving fast. Regulation needs to move even faster. Here are 3 ways governments and companies can take a proactive approach to advancing trusted #AI. 

1. Regulate AI risk, not algorithms: Not all uses carry the same level of risk. The focus should be on regulating high-risk uses that have far-reaching societal and economic consequences.

2. Hold creators and deployers accountable: While governments play an important role, organizations and creators must also bear some responsibility.

3. Support open innovation: We should not create a licensing regime for AI. Instead, it should be built by and for the many. This will help promote healthy competition, innovation, skilling and security.

Want to hear more about how businesses can help advance a safe and responsible future for AI? Watch the conversation between Fortune CEO Alan Murray and IBM Vice President and Chief Privacy and Trust Officer Christina Montgomery here: https://lnkd.in/gSAYitmn

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