This Week’s Top Five Stories in AI
AI Magazine takes a look at some of the biggest stories from the past few days, featuring the likes of TSMC, Ivanti, PwC, AWS and Lumen Technologies
TL;DR
- TSMC is investing US$165bn in three semiconductor manufacturing fabs in Arizona, with production expected to begin in 2025 and continue through 2027 and the end of the decade.
- Ivanti's Chief Legal Counsel suggests building trust in AI through transparency and educating staff, treating AI tools like new hires for evaluation and development.
- PwC research shows that 20% of organizations capture 74% of AI-driven economic value, with leading firms embedding AI into growth strategies.
- A report by AWS and Pearson reveals a significant AI skills gap, with only 14% of graduates feeling proficient and employers struggling to find candidates with the necessary AI skills.
- Lumen Technologies CEO Kate Johnson states that AI agents and bots now comprise over 50% of internet traffic, requiring companies to rethink network capacity and adopt consumption-based models.