Google AI Bard now opening with some funny (and scary) results
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."
We’ve covered a few things below. Be sure to check it out to keep up with what is happening in this amazing space!
AI is having its iPhone moment.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang
⭐ Google starts opening up its AI chatbot Bard…with mixed reviews
⚛ NVIDIA betting big on AI – announces Foundations and other advancements
👩🏻⚕️OpenAI-powered app from Microsoft will instantly transcribe patient notes
Also…be sure to check out the 🍔 at the bottom…🤤
Google’s Bard AI is opening up with mixed reviews
You can’t stop the Internet from coming up with all sorts of interesting ways to test the chatbot. Below we’ve rounded up a few interesting chat’s we saw today.
Send us your examples on Twitter – we’d love to showcase some!
Starting with this one. It seems basic that it should be able to do basic functions, but we don’t think Bard will be doing any JavaScript functions.
This one was great – this person asked how long it will take before Google Bard is shut down. Guess it already is as of today?? 😂
But what about passing the Turing test (a test for intelligence in a computer, requiring that a human being should be unable to distinguish the machine from another human being by using the replies to questions put to both).
Nope… let’s not let Bard be in charge of the nuclear codes.
We tested Bard today ourselves and it was clearly making facts up that it had access to on the Internet. It even cited the incorrect facts several times.
When asked what the score was of the WBC (World Baseball Classic) championship game, it said it was 0-0 in the top of the 4th.
It was the 7th inning at the time of asking this question.
By the top of the 4th inning, there was a score of 1-3 USA/JPN.
To be fair, this product is brand-new for Google and it will take time to work out its kinks. We did love the user interface itself. It is very clean and seems to keep a session better than ChatGPT. We’ll keep our eyes on developments here and keep you posted.
NVIDIA to Bring AI to Every Industry, CEO Says
CEO Jensen Huang gave a 78 minute keynote speech today at the NVIDIA GTC developer conference about a variety of topics ranging from medical advances to a cloud service to power Microsoft’s “Omniverse”.
Here’s the speech TL;DR:
- Iphone moment: The CEO mentioned that AI is having its “iPhone” moment right now with the evidence of ChatGPT’s astronomical growth in mainstream attracting over 100 million users.
- NVIDIA’s H100 GPUs: A bunch of enterprises are using NVIDIA’s H100 GPUs for their AI infrastructure (Oracle, AWS, Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, Google Cloud, Lambda, and more).
- NVIDIA AI Foundations announced to accelerate generative AI work.
- NVIDIA NeMo: building custom language text-to-text generative models
- Picasso: visual language model-making service for custom models with licensed or proprietary content
- BioNeMo: aiding researchers in the drug discovery industry
- Partnerships with Adobe, Getty Images, and Shutterstock.
- Omniverse: NVIDIA partnering with Microsoft for NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud, a fully managed cloud service. This Omniverse to hundreds of millions of Microsoft 365 and Azure users
- Digitizing $3 Trillion Auto Industry: by 2030, auto manufacturers will build 300 factories to make 200 million electric vehicles. Huang mentioned “digitization will enhance the industry’s efficiency, productivity, and speed.”
OpenAI-powered app from Microsoft will instantly transcribe patient notes during doctor visits (CNBC)
TL;DR:
- Microsoft and Nuance Communications announce Dragon Ambient eXperience (DAX) Express, an AI-powered clinical notes application for healthcare workers
- DAX Express reduces administrative burdens by automatically generating clinical notes draft within seconds after patient visit
- Powered by ambient AI, forming insights from unstructured data, and OpenAI’s GPT-4
- Aims to help physicians focus on patient care and reduce time spent on administrative tasks
- DAX Express available in private preview capacity this summer, wider availability dependent on initial user feedback
- Physicians can edit and sign off on notes before they are entered into electronic health records
- Improved patient and physician experiences through more direct communication
Excited to see what this technology brings to the medical field. This seems like a great use case.
Cool AI stuff
This tool assists in finding the ideal present for someone. Users can choose the type of recipient they have in mind, such as a husband, wife, mother, father, brother, sister, and specify the age of the recipient. The tool will then generate a list of gift ideas that are appropriate for the selected person.
AutoDraw is a drawing tool that was created to make drawing and creating more accessible and enjoyable. It uses machine learning and drawings from talented artists to help everyone create visuals quickly and easily. It features a suggestion tool that can guess hundreds of drawings and can be used on any device. Best of all, it’s free to use!
This service enables users to generate personalized, AI-generated bedtime stories for their children. The user can incorporate family members as characters and select various story elements, such as genre and moral. The result is an instant, customized story to read to their child.
Have a cool AI tool to share? Send it to us on Instagram, Twitter, or email and we’ll consider it for an upcoming publication!
Featured AI art of the day
Prompt: Editorial style photo of a cheeseburger award-winning food photography, extremely detailed, canon 5D MK IV, 50mm 1.4, studio lighting, 32K, –ar 3:2 –s 1000 –s 750 –v 5 –q 2
Today, we found some inspiration on Twitter from Steffan Antonas, who provided the Midjourney v5 prompt above that generated this amazing realistic looking hamburger.
We gave it a try…Wow.
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Want your art featured? Dm it to us on Instagram, Twitter, or email and we’ll consider it for an upcoming blog!
