Tag: OReilly

We want to congratulate Dylan Field on his startup Figma, which Adobe recently purchased for $20B. Dylan started his career ...

Gartner has anointed “Hyperautomation” one of the top 10 trends for 2022. Should it be? Is it a real trend, ...

September was a busy month. In addition to continued fascination over art generation with DALL-E and friends, and the questions ...

The metaphors we use to describe new technology constrain how we think about it, and, like an out-of-date map, often ...

This month, large models are even more in the news than last month: the open source Bloom model is almost ...

Last year, our report on cloud adoption concluded that adoption was proceeding rapidly; almost all organizations are using cloud services. Those findings ...

The explosion of large models continues. Several developments are especially noteworthy. DeepMind’s Gato model is unique in that it’s a single ...

April was the month for large language models. There was one announcement after another; most new models were larger than ...

After surprising everybody with its ability to write code, it’s not surprising that GPT-3 is appearing in other phases of ...

If the hype surrounding the metaverse results in something real, it could improve the way you live, work, and play. ...

Perhaps the most interesting theme from the last month has been discussions of what can be done with NFTs and ...

It’s been a year since our last report on the O’Reilly learning platform. Last year we cautioned against a “horse race” view of ...

Every year starts with a round of predictions for the new year, most of which end up being wrong. But ...

All things considered, December was a short month: I’m writing this on December 20, with a week and a half ...

Security continues to be in the news: most notably the Kaseya ransomware attack, which was the first case of a ...