In this AI roundup, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discusses Elon Musk, AGI, GPT-4, and more on the Lex Fridman Podcast. Last week's ChatGPT outage is explained, with a bug causing chat histories and payment-related information to be exposed. A study suggests that 80% of workers could see their jobs impacted by AI, with higher-income jobs being more exposed. The question of whether sentient AI should have rights is raised, and the importance of ethical treatment and legal frameworks for AI is emphasized. Finally, various AI detectors and AI-generated art are featured.
Discover the AI Singularity, a hypothetical point when artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence, and explore its potential outcomes. From collaborative breakthroughs and utopian societies to AI guardians and overlords, this article delves into the fascinating possibilities while emphasizing the importance of ethics, safety, and responsible development in shaping our AI-driven future.
ChatGPT has Internet access through its new app store, Canva launches AI tools for creators, Bill Gates declares the “Age of AI has Begun”, Fake AI images spread online of Trump and Putin being jailed
🪲 ChatGPT Bug Exposed People's Conversation History 🎞️ Gen-2 by Runway - huge step in AI with text-to-video 🖼️ Bing launches Image Creator - a text-to-image engine 🪰 Adobe Firefly launches its beta AI tool to quickly modify image
There was a ton of news today, once again, and we've covered some of the main topics. Google's Bard is opening up, NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote saying "AI is having its iPhone moment."
AI enthusiasts, buckle up! Today's roundup covers Nvidia's GTC developer conference, with CEO Jensen Huang delivering a much-anticipated keynote. As AI giants like Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft race to create innovative AI solutions, Nvidia's powerful GPUs provide the backbone. Despite potential data center growth hiccups in 2023, analysts deem GTC the "greatest AI event of the year," solidifying Nvidia's role in shaping the AI future.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says Voice Assistants are Dumb, Gary Marcus asks why we are just letting the AI crisis happen, and Meta invests in AI, but what about Metaverse?
It was quite an eventful week in the world of AI. Stanford Alpaca, GPT4, Google AI for Workspaces, MidjourneyV5, and Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Microsoft and Google's race to bring generative AI to the office, Google's announcement of new generative AI tools across Workspace, and Google Bard, an AI-powered chatbot tool. The newsletter also features Synthesia, an AI-based video creator.
OpenAI's GPT-4 is a valuable tool for researchers, educators, and anyone looking to expand their knowledge base. With the ability to understand images and teach a variety of subjects, it has many new features. Additionally, GPT-4 has been extensively trained on over 100 trillion parameters, making its responses remarkably human-like. While currently only available to ChatGPT Plus users, its advanced features and capabilities are sure to be a game-changer in Artificial Intelligence.
