Databricks' KARL agent uses reinforcement learning to generalize across six enterprise search behaviors — the problem that breaks most RAG pipelines.

Databricks has released KARL, an RL-trained RAG agent that it says handles all six enterprise search categories at 33% lower cost than frontier models.

The San Francisco-based company Databricks announced on Wednesday a new natural language model called DBRX, which it says performs better than a number of popular and comparably sized LLMs, including ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The march toward an open source ChatGPT-like AI continues. Today, Databricks released Dolly 2.0, a text-generating AI model that ...

The $43 billion company, backed by Nvidia and Andreessen Horowitz, said it wants to lower costs for companies to create their own AIs. Databricks, an AI data and analytics company valued at $43 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ali Ghodsi, co-founder and chief executive officer of Databricks Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg Technology television interview ...

New text-to-image diffusion model enables organizations to generate high-fidelity, trusted images When organizations need high-quality images for their collateral, websites, applications, or campaigns ...

Working with a certified implementation partner is a risk mitigation strategy that ensures the Lakehouse is not only deployed but also optimized for scalability, security, and cost efficiency from day ...

Databricks Inc. today launched DBRX, a general-purpose large language model that it says outperforms all existing open-source models — and some proprietary ones — on standard benchmarks. The company ...

Databricks, a leader in unified analytics and founded by the original creators of Apache Spark™, and RStudio, today announced a new release of MLflow, an open source multi-cloud framework for the ...

If you wanted to raise the profile of your major tech company and had $10 million to spend, how would you spend it? On a Super Bowl ad? An F1 sponsorship? You could spend it training a generative AI ...