AI Daily News by Bush Bush

1. Tesla is about to flip the switch on its $300 million new AI cluster, featuring 10,000 Nvidia H100 compute GPUs.[1]
2. Intel has revealed two new Intel Xeon processors this week at Hot Chips 2023 to give designers new options for efficient server-level performance.[2]
3. General Motors is using conversational AI chatbots to handle simple OnStar calls, freeing up the service’s human employees to address more complex requests, the company said Tuesday.[3]
4. Microsoft announces Turing Bletchley v3 vision-language model for Bing image searches.[4]

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