Today's AI roundup brings you the postponement of OpenAI's ChatGPT voice assistant release over concerns of potential misuse, Anthropic's launch of 'Projects' and 'Artifacts' to enable AI-assistant Claude to boost teamwork and Google's introduction of Gemini AI to Gmail and its range of apps, with an eye towards user caution.
This episode discusses major record labels filing lawsuits against startups Suno AI and Uncharted Labs, indicating potential challenges for AI in music creation. We then cover Amazon's clandestine development of an advanced AI chatbot, 'Metis', taken a step further than its existing 'Titan' model. Finally, we discuss Google reportedly developing AI chatbots mimicking celebrities and influencers.
This episode of AI News Today covers Meta's reportedly ongoing discussions with Apple about integrating its AI model into Apple's AI system for iPhones. We also discuss Meta's AI chatbot, Llama-3, now accessible in India across multiple platforms. Finally, we detail ByteDance's partnership with U.S. chip designer Broadcom to develop a new AI-focused chip despite export restrictions, aiming to secure a steady high-end chip supply.
In today's episode, we dive into the implications of Huawei launching its OS and updated AI model amid US trade restrictions. We also discuss OpenAI's acquisition of data analytics company, Rockset, as well as how Stability AI's appointment of Prem Akkaraju as CEO could save the UK-based startup amidst investment changes.
Reviewing groundbreaking improvements made by Anthropic with their latest LLM ranked AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Also, discussing Amazon's plans for a paid AI version of Alexa that handles complex queries, despite facing some development challenges. Finally, we address Apple's delay in AI features deployment in Europe over privacy regulations within the Digital Markets Act.
The latest episode discusses the improved AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, which has outperformed competitors with its enhanced speed, comprehension and content creation. We delve into the partnership between voice-cloning company ElevenLabs and audio platform Pocket FM, which aims to convert text into audio content more efficiently. We wrap up with a focus on AI startup HeyGen, which has raised impressive funding for its realistic avatars, despite concerns of deepfakes.
This episode discusses the launch of Safe Superintelligence, a new company co-founded by OpenAI's Ilya Sutskever, aimed at ensuring AI safety. We also dive into Roblox's ambitious project to enhance generative AI with interactive 3D - or as they call it '4D AI'. Lastly, we explain Snapchat's upcoming on-device AI model which allows users to modify their surroundings using augmented reality, delivering unique and personalized lenses.
On today's episode of AI News Today, we explore the public launch of Butterflies, a pioneering social network enabling humans and AI to interact through advanced AI personas. We also delve into Genspark, an ingenious AI-powered search engine producing bespoke single-page search result summaries, despite facing some concerns about the accuracy and content integrity. Wrapping things up, we harp on Apple's recent move to integrate AI training into its Developer Academy offerings, aiming to equip students and mentors with machine learning knowledge.
In this episode, we discuss OpenAI's enhancement of AI chatbot, ChatGPT, now equipped to analyze and summarize PDF documents. We examine a new extension, ChatGPT Edu, built to assist in academic settings. Next, we delve into DeepMind's development of the AI technology, V2A, which generates soundtracks for videos, indicating a shift in AI-generated media. Lastly, we shed light on McDonald's discontinuation of its AI drive-thru voice ordering system due to customer challenges, though the fast-food giant intends to improve AI technology utilization in future with partner IBM.
In today's episode, we're discussing Runway's latest Gen-3 Alpha AI model aimed at creating AI-generated video clips, along with its potential drawbacks. We'll then talk about TikTok's new generative AI tools, Symphony Digital Avatars and Symphony AI Dubbing, designed to aid creators and companies in global outreach initiatives. Wrapping it up, we will touch upon Adobe's newly integrated artificial intelligence capabilities within its Acrobat application, offering novel image generation and document analysis abilities.
In this episode, we delve into the recent advancement at the University of Illinois where AI agents are being developed to hack and detect vulnerabilities in websites, aiming to boost cybersecurity measures. We also discuss the new AI certifications introduced by Amazon Web Services, intended to shape the skills of cloud-centric professionals. Finally, we cover Microsoft’s delay in the introduction of its AI tool 'Recall' due to emerging privacy and security concerns.
In today's episode, we discuss NVIDIA's launch of the Nemotron-4 340B model array for synthetic data generation in various sectors, including healthcare and finance. We then delve into Meta's decision to stop using data from its EU and U.K. users for AI training due to privacy concerns. Finally, we explore Brave Software's latest move to integrate search results into its privacy-oriented Leo chatbot for a more enriched browsing experience.
In this episode, we discuss the recent appointment of Retired General Paul Nakasone to the board of directors at OpenAI, with emphasis on the enhancement of AI in cybersecurity. Next, we cover Yahoo's continued push into AI, with the introduction of machine learning features in Yahoo Mail and a revamped News app. The podcast wraps up with news on Spotify's first in-house creative agency, Creative Lab and their novel utilization of generative AI for advertisement voiceovers.
In this episode, we discuss the rise of Luma's text-to-video technology, Dream Machine, taking on established player, OpenAI's Sora, as well as newcomer Kling from China's Kuaishou. We then dig into OpenAI's new partnership with Microsoft and Oracle to expand compute capacity for their ChatGPT project, following a massive investment by Microsoft. Finally, we talk about Google's plans for AI development through further integration of Android components within ChromeOS.
Today's episode explores the latest in AI news: Tesla's CEO withdraws his lawsuit against OpenAI, with undisclosed reasons sparking intrigue. The rising U.S-China geopolitical tensions see AI startups, such as Opus Clip and HeyGen, relocating their China-based engineers to more stable regions. Lastly, Brazil's government seeks OpenAI's help, utilizing Microsoft’s Azure, to streamline lawsuit screening, aiming to prevent straining their federal budget.
Particle, an AI-driven news reader startup, plans to modernize the publishing industry through collaboration with partners such as Reuters. Also discussed is AI firm Cognigy's goal to revolutionize customer service, following a 100 million dollar Series C funding round. Finally, we delve into Mistral AI's profile and focus, after having received 600 million euros in a Series B funding round. The startup competes directly with other European AI powerhouses such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
In this episode, we delve into major AI industry news. Apple announces Apple Intelligence, a generative AI promising personalized user experiences and strict adherence to privacy. OpenAI introduces top-tier leaders; Sarah Friar as CFO and Kevin Weil as CPO, as part of their expansion. Lastly, we explore U.S. regulators' antitrust investigations targeting giants like Microsoft, OpenAI and Nvidia, aimed at ensuring a fair playing field in the AI sector.
This episode discusses Anthropic's effort to bring nuanced traits like curiosity to its AI models, anticipates new capabilities on the cards for Siri as per leaks ahead of Apple's WWDC 2024 and takes a look at a potentially groundbreaking AI system in the UK that can predict heart attacks up to a decade in advance.
In this episode, we explore Apple preparing to unveil its AI upgrade, 'Apple Intelligence', for iOS 18. Next, we discuss Adobe's recent backlash and clarification about its AI policies not infringing on user rights. Lastly, we shed light on a new popular social platform, Cara, aimed at shielding artists' work from being used to train AI systems and the challenges it now faces.
On this episode of AI News Today, we discuss Meta's newly announced AI-powered features for WhatsApp Business and DuckDuckGo's private AI chats. Meta aims to boost user engagement with tools that simplify ad creation and generate auto-responses to customer inquiries. In privacy news, DuckDuckGo introduces AI chats that don't rely on user data, offering unique solutions like GPT-3.5 Turbo and Claude 3 Haiku, despite a daily usage limit. Lastly, we delve into the fascinating world of text-to-video technology and highlight Kuaishou's Kling model as a promising competitor to OpenAI's Sora for creating high-quality, realistic videos.