This week in AI: Google's emissions rise, Apple joins OpenAI's board, and Meta's Chameleon AI beats GPT-4. Dive into these stories and more in our latest Rechat blog post! https://lnkd.in/d45XthX4
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I came across a cool comparison that describes AI as water – it changes everything and is all around us. I also looked into how there's a growing need for software that can work with AI agents. And I'm excited about how AI is learning not just from reading, but also by watching videos and understanding the world. This and more in my newsletter #24 👇 #OpenAI #Google #AI #Innovation #Technology #Future
MC.24: AI is like water
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The race to create the most advanced AI assistant just reached a new milestone. This week, both Google and OpenAI announced their latest innovations in the realm of artificial intelligence, unveiling tools that promise to revolutionize how we interact with technology. These cutting-edge #AIassistants boast capabilities such as #real-time #conversation, seamless interruption recovery, #live #video analysis, and #on-the-fly #translation. OpenAI led the charge on Monday with the introduction of GPT-4o, their new flagship model. The live demonstration highlighted its versatility, from reading bedtime stories to solving complex math problems, all delivered in a voice uncannily reminiscent of the AI character from the movie "Her," a parallel not lost on CEO Sam Altman. Google followed on Tuesday with the announcement of #Gemini #Live, a conversational assistant capable of similar feats. In addition, Google revealed plans for a #comprehensive #AIagent designed to handle a wide array of tasks, set to be released later this year.
OpenAI and Google are launching supercharged AI assistants. Here’s how you can try them out.
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The AI landscape is shifting fast, and if you're not paying attention, you're falling behind. Google, OpenAI, and Character.ai just made moves that will change the game for marketers. Here's what you need to know: Google Absorbs Character.ai: ---> Licensing deal for chatbot's language model technology ---> Co-founders return to Google ---> Part of ongoing AI talent acquisition race OpenAI Leadership Shakeup: ---> Co-founder John Schulman leaves for Anthropic ---> President Greg Brockman taking extended leave ---> Only 3 of 11 original founders remain OpenAI's Text Watermarking Feature: ---> Built-in detector for ChatGPT-generated content ---> Not yet released due to potential biases ---> Easily circumvented with simple workarounds Why it matters for marketers: ---> New tools for creating AI-powered brand characters ---> Potential shifts in AI safety and alignment approaches ---> Need for awareness of AI detection capabilities The AI race is heating up, and these moves show how competitive the field is becoming. Smart marketers are already thinking about how to leverage these changes. How are you planning to adapt your marketing strategy in light of these AI developments? Share your thoughts below. https://bit.ly/3yOwOGy #AIMarketing #TechInnovation #DigitalStrategy
Episode 75: Daily Digest – Google Absorbs Character AI, OpenAI Shakeup, OpenAI AI Detector
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The AI revolution is in full swing! With Google I/O's AI advancements and OpenAI's groundbreaking GPT-4o model, the future of business is being redefined. Explore our in-depth analysis of how these innovations will shape industries and what you can do to stay ahead of the curve. #AI #GoogleIO #GPT4o #FutureofWork https://lnkd.in/eVrt9NuY
The AI Revolution Accelerates: Google I/O and OpenAI’s GPT-4o Reshape the Future of Business
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Just like most tech companies, Google saves time and money by relying on end users to perform quality control testing. It is an unfortunate trend in our industry that first to market beats quality to market every time… https://lnkd.in/e28KuVz2 #technology #business #ai
Google pauses Gemini AI image generator after it created inaccurate historical pictures
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What is Google's AI strategy? In this series of posts, I will explore the approaches taken by some of the biggest players in the industry. The importance of an #AIStrategy for large technology companies like #Google in today's environment is that it serves as a critical competitive advantage, enabling them to innovate, improve their products and services, and maintain a leadership position. A timeline of key events for Google AI: ↳ 2001: ML is used to correct spelling ↳ 2006: Google Translate launches ↳ 2014: #DeepMind, an AI research company, is acquired ↳ 2015: TensorFlow democratizes AI ↳ 2016: TPUs enable faster, more efficient AI deployment ↳ 2017: Google Research introduces the Transformer ↳ 2019: #BERT helps Search better understand queries ↳ 2023: #Bard helps you collaborate with generative AI (based on 2021 #LaMDA LLM) ↳ 2023: #PaLM 2 advances the future of AI; YouTube added new AI tools for creators and artists; #Gemini is introduced, Google's largest and most capable AI model ↳ 2024: multimodal Gemini Pro 1.5 and #Imagen 2, a video clip generator, are released How Google contributes to research: - publishes over 1,000 papers annually - makes datasets available on #Kaggle, #HuggingFace and own dataset search platform - explores theory and application of AI and ML in language, speech, translation, visual processing, ranking and prediction - employs new algorithmic ideas and optimizing internal systems to refine the world’s foremost search engine - shapes new fields of technology in ways that foreground human experience - uses computational power and techniques to solve large-scale problems across fields Objectives for AI application at Google: 1. Be socially beneficial. 2. Avoid creating or reinforcing unfair bias. 3. Be built and tested for safety. 4. Be accountable to people. 5. Incorporate privacy design principles. 6. Uphold high standards of scientific excellence. 7. Be made available for uses that accord with these principles. Key people: Jeff Dean – Chief Scientist, Head of AI Marian Croak – VP of Engineering, Responsible AI within Google Research (ex) Mustafa Suleyman - co-founder of DeepMind ~~~ If you found this helpful, like and repost to support me. Follow Evgeny Krapivin for more on AI strategies.
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Google's internal proposal, "Project Ellmann," envisions utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to provide users with a comprehensive overview of their life stories. The project, named after biographer Richard David Ellmann, aims to leverage large language models like Gemini to analyze search results and identify patterns in users' photos. The proposed system includes a chatbot, "Ellmann Chat," offering personalized insights about users' lives. Google Photos, with over 1 billion users and 4 trillion photos, could be a potential platform for implementing these capabilities. The presentation emphasizes the ability of large language models to understand users' lives deeply, identifying specific moments and chapters. The AI system could infer events like a user's child's birth by analyzing context, including biographies and related photos. The concept extends to predicting users' preferences, interests, and even potential purchasing decisions based on screenshots. Google acknowledges the early exploration stage of "Project Ellmann" and prioritizes responsible development with a focus on user privacy. #infinityCXC #google #ai #projectellmann #gemini #artificialintelligence #personalization
Google weighs Gemini AI project to tell people their life story using phone data, photos
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AI HOLDS MUCH PROMISE BUT MUCH RESPONSIBILITY IS REQUIRED At first, I was totally against AI. Images of the movie "The Terminator" dominated my perspective and it was easy to give in to this notion that the robots would rebel and eventually take over and enslave us humans (and likely all other forms of life on this planet, since robots have no use for flora or fauna). I swore to myself that I would not get on board the AI train, and that I'd stick to the real world and doing the work myself. Well, it turns out I was wrong. Not super wrong, but there was lots I was missing. On a spring day in 2023, I did my first prompts of an AI Large Language Model - essentially talking to a chatbot to request the provision of various data. Immediately, it was clear the power of these AI LLM systems, and their broad applications - I'd had my AI "aha!" moment. These systems are designed to synthesize and render information and can do so at an incredible, mind-blowing scale. And the quality of the prompting determines the quality of the synthesis and renderings. From helping in fields like research & development, education, law and healthcare these AI LLMs are able to perform a vast array of tasks that stand to benefit humanity in many ways. As a global systems thinker, it became apparent to me how AI systems could help to address issues like wealth inequality, food scarcity, conservation of our natural resources and pollution on our planet. There is reason to be excited about AI and the good it can do for the world. However, like I said earlier, I wasn't super wrong about my initial hesitation. With AI comes a huge responsibility and today Google did the right thing in pausing Gemini given that it was starting to render historically inaccurate images. AI can help to rewrite our collective futures, but it should never rewrite our collective past. I applaud Google's leadership in this instance and I hope that their actions set a precedent for responsible AI use. We should all take note. #ai #artificialintelligence #artificialintelligenceforbusiness #artificialgeneralintelligence #history #historicpreservation
Google pauses Gemini AI image generator after it created inaccurate historical pictures
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Is It a War or a Race? Google and OpenAI in the AI Arena The tech world is buzzing with excitement as two titans, Google and OpenAI, vie for dominance in the AI landscape. Is it a war or a race? Whatever you call it, one thing is clear: OpenAI is pulling ahead in significant ways. OpenAI's recent advancements are nothing short of revolutionary. Their integration of more advanced Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in their models has set a new standard for AI capabilities. This technology enhances the model's ability to fetch and integrate information, making interactions more dynamic and informed. This leap forward in RAG technology puts OpenAI in a league of its own, far surpassing what Google currently offers. But that's not all. OpenAI's latest breakthrough, the inclusion of emotion learning in GPT-4o, is a game-changer. This feature allows AI to understand and respond to human emotions more accurately, creating more empathetic and effective interactions. The implications for industries such as customer service, mental health, and education are profound. Google, despite its vast resources and talent, might struggle to match this innovation within the next few months. OpenAI's lead isn't just about technology; it's about vision and execution. While Google has a rich history in AI research and development, OpenAI's focused approach and rapid deployment of groundbreaking features have given it a decisive edge. This momentum is not just about being ahead—it's about defining the future of AI. So, what do you think? Are we witnessing a tech war or a race? And how long will it be before Google catches up, if at all? The next few months will be crucial in determining the trajectory of AI development, and it's an exciting time to watch these giants push the boundaries of what's possible. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on the future of AI. The race is on, and we're all spectators in this thrilling technological evolution. Google OpenAI
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AI isn’t just for tech savvy engineers – it’s for everyone! Whether you use it for learning, creating, or simply exploring, AI can help you do it. Microsoft's Ava Amini and Karmel Allison recently shared nine things you should know about AI and how to begin experimenting. Need to know the best way to get started? Just use it! Ava suggests picking any goal you have – a project, a creative hobby, a future vacation plan – and brainstorm how AI tools can help you along the way. If you need some inspiration, you can even ask an AI assistant like Bing Chat for ideas on using AI to achieve your goal. Do you have any AI prompts that have helped you? Share your tips and tricks in the comments!
Nine Things to Know About Artificial Intelligence
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