Ben Charny

Did The Google Do It?

A Dell Computer spokesman was unable Friday to confirm whether it was a Dell-made laptop that exploded last week in Japan.Photos of the incident, plus an eyewitness account, were...

The World Cup Runs Over Google

Google can't be a big fan of FIFA's World Cup, the month-long futbol extravaganza.The reason? Hundreds of millions of people are watching the matches on television, and hundreds of...

The Google ‘Mud Geyser’ Moves On

Dearest Bleacher Creatures:It's about the comments you leave below the postings on this blog.I've occasionally written some dumb stuff, so I expect a good whacking by those choosing to...

Get Thee to a Googlery

Google's book search engine has put together a William Shakespeare section, which in practice is a Web page where people can read a lot of Shakespeare's works, cover to...

Google Earth Has a 3-D Soapbox

Google Earth's become a forum for editorializing via Google SketchUp, a relatively new feature that lets you create 3-D images that appear on Google Earth's satellite maps.The sometimes haunting...

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Finance

Artificial intelligence, in its many forms, could greatly benefit the finance industry. However, there are some hurdles financial institutions will need to jump first.

Generative AI: Enterprise Use Cases

Generative AI, a type of AI that is trained to generate original content, is growing in both its consumer and business use cases. Particularly...

Battery Ventures’ Brandon Gleklen on How Generative AI Affects Tech Investment

I spoke with Brandon Gleklen, Principal at Battery Ventures, about how the rise of generative AI changes the kinds of business models he seeks...

GPT4 vs. Elmar

GPT4 and ELMAR are both artificial intelligence tools that help companies perform a number of important tasks. But which one is best for your...

3 Ways CIOs Play Both Tech Offense and Defense

In today’s uncertain economic environment, business leaders are looking to CIOs to accelerate key priorities while hitting aggressive financial targets. This often means charging...