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Welcome back to The Daily Update — here’s what’s on deck today:

🗞️ The Latest in AI: Moody’s Corp. to develop AI research assistant

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📸 Business Spotlight: Unity announces text-to-video game platform

🗞️ The Latest in AI: Moody’s Corp. to develop AI research assistant

Moody’s Corp. is using Microsoft and OpenAI to create an AI research assistant that will help customers make risk assessments. “Moody’s Research Assistant” will roll out to analysts, bankers, advisers, researchers and investors.

The company expects to have a version to show clients later this year. Moody’s has already rolled out AI assistant technology from Microsoft to 14,000 of its employees.

The move highlights the surging demand from corporate customers for Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service, which allows clients to access OpenAI’s models from the cloud. Microsoft reports that 2,000 new clients have signed up for the service in the first half of this quarter.

Moody’s, a global risk assessment firm, has already been using some of Microsoft’s Azure cloud tools. The company decided it needed Microsoft’s involvement to scale what it’s doing with assistant technology.

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📸 Business Spotlight: Unity announces text-to-video game platform

Unity, the world’s leading cross-platform video game engine, just announced Unity Muse. It will serve as an expansive platform for AI-driven assistance during creation.

Muse is poised to accelerate the creation of real-time 3D applications like video games. Its goal is to create almost anything (textures, sprites, animations, etc.) in the Unity Editor from natural inputs such as text prompts and sketches.

The company additionally announced the release of Unity Sentis, an AI product that will allow developers to embed neural networks in their builds.

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