Martin Clarke

Yet realizing measurable business value from AI-based applications requires a new game plan. Legacy application architectures simply cannot meet the high demands of AI-enhanced applications. Rather, now is the time for organizations to modernize their infrastructure, processes and application architectures using cloud-native technologies to remain competitive. Now is the time to upgrade Today’s organizations exist … Read more

Steven Niederer, a biomedical engineer at the Alan Turing Institute and Imperial College London, has a cardboard box full of 3D printed hearts. Each is modeled after the actual heart of a person with heart failure, but Niederer is more interested in creating detailed replicas of human hearts using computers. These “digital twins” are the … Read more

Like everyone else, we were impressed by NotebookLM’s ability to generate podcasts: Two virtual people having a discussion. You can give it some links and it will generate a podcast based on the links. The podcasts were interesting and engaging. But they also had certain limitations. The problem with NotebookLM is that while you can … Read more

It’s the end of the year for Radar! We hope all our readers enjoy the holidays. Here is one prediction for 2025: Is this the end of the road to improving LLM performance by scaling either the number of parameters or the training data? Nobody knows that yet. Regardless of the answer, we expect interest … Read more

A recent article in Computer world argued that the output from generative AI systems such as GPT and Gemini is not as good as it used to be. It’s not the first time I’ve heard this complaint, although I don’t know how widespread this opinion is. But I ask: Is it right? And if so, … Read more