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Healthcare AI Companion tool for disease detection using Intel’s AI reference kits.

Welcome to our exploration of Challenge 5 in the Advent of GenAI Hackathon, where the focus shifts to demystifying Python code. Building on the momentum of Challenge 4, this event continued to harness the power of Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) on the Intel Developer Cloud (IDC), leveraging Intel GPUs. This challenge, aimed at AI developers, startup founders, and students, pushed the envelope in AI technology, demonstrating the practical applications of advanced AI tools in programming.

Finally, we come to days 6 and 7 of the Advent of GenAI Hackathon. The final challenge, titled « Custom Application Creation, » took place over two days. Participants were tasked with building an application within a Jupyter Notebook environment, leveraging the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the previous five days.

How the latest Intel® Xeon CPUs and oneAPI puts AI-based computer vision in the hands of everyone. Starwit Technologies, part of Intel Liftoff for Startups, exemplifies AI innovation and challenges in a concise case study.

Intel® Liftoff member, Selecton Technologies is a generative AI startup dedicated to exploring and researching AI technologies to reimagine the buyer experience for human users. They believe that AI has the potential to assist humans by communicating, listening, and learning each person’s preferences and habits. And their vision is to perfect and simplify human interaction with AI, enabling it to effectively aid human decision-making in everyday life.

Learn how to run inference with 7-billion and 40-billion Falcon on a 4th Gen Xeon CPU with Hugging Face Pipelines

In 2023 and 2024, many companies will be competing for your time and attention on artificial intelligence. So let’s talk about sure bets, instead: Intel employs thousands of software developers, and their day job is to work closely with AI software developers to make it frictionless when you try to use AI tools—to elevate AI workloads above blind chance. We also have a vision to get powerful, life-changing AI-ready hardware in the hands of over 100 million people by 2025. And we’ll get it done.

Prediction Guard, member of the Intel® Liftoff for Startups program, is hosting a generative AI hackathon with the support of the Liftoff team.

his week, we hosted a Fireside Chat to look back at our recent Advent of GenAI Hackathon and reflect on the biggest successes and highlights. The brainchild of Intel® Liftoff’s Rahul Unnikrishnan Nair and Prediction Guard’s Daniel Whitenack.