The display brings special molding tech, making it suitable for studio environments with high levels of external contaminants. The solution also includes a virtual production management (VPM) system that allows real-time screen quality adjustments and checking the status of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in studio environments. Samsung’s The Wall for Virtual Production can be customized to envelop an entire studio in a flat or ellipsoidal form with a curvature of up to 5,800R, making it adaptable to various shooting environments and purposes. The new Wall for Virtual Production is available in two variants, P1.68 (with a pixel pitch of 1.68 mm) and P2.1. Today, Samsung showcased “The Wall for Virtual Production” at the IBC 2023. As its partnership with Microsoft has accelerated, Samsung appears to have decided to develop a Samsung chatbot to address data security risks.Ī Samsung official said, “We started development around June, but there are still too many variables to make it public.” The reason Samsung began developing corporate chatbots based on the open AI model is that the need for business innovation using generative AI is growing. The South Korean tech giant apparently developing its own generative AI tool using the application programming interface (API) of LLMs such as ‘GPT-4’ and ‘GPT-3.5’ provided by Azure Open AI service.Ī Microsoft official explained, “Currently, Samsung Electronics is preparing a service using the API on Azure,” and “We are conducting a PoC on which model to use.”
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Microsoft invested 12 trillion won in Open AI and signed an exclusive license that Open AI must be operated on MS Azure Cloud, and when Open AI provides services for enterprises, it must be provided only on MS Azure Cloud.
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Samsung Electronics is known to have linked OpenAI’s LLM to this service and is undergoing a technology verification (PoC) process.The report claims that Samsung is developing a “Samsung AI Chatbot” that will assist with tasks such as translation and document summarization using the Large Language Model (LLM) developed by OpenAI.įollow our socials → Google News, Telegram, X (formerly Twitter), FacebookĮdaily confirms that Samsung is using Microsoft’s “Azure OpenAI Service” to create an AI chatbot for work assistance to be used within the company. If Samsung tries to develop its own generative AI using OpenAI’s LLM, it must use MS Azure Cloud. Meanwhile, Korean media reveals that Samsung is conducting ‘in-house generative AI development’ with Microsoft.
Following the debut of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the demand for AI solutions has grown rapidly in the tech industry.
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