Welcome to The Daily AI Briefing, your daily dose of AI news. I'm Marc, and here are today's headlines. Today we'll explore how AI poetry is outperforming Shakespeare, discuss ChatGPT's enhanced desktop integration, look at TikTok's new AI creative studio, examine OpenAI's upcoming autonomous agent, and analyze AMD's strategic shift towards AI. First up, in a fascinating twist for the literary world, a University of Pittsburgh study has revealed that AI-generated poetry is now not only fooling readers but actually receiving higher praise than works from legendary poets. In experiments involving over 1,600 participants, readers could only identify AI versus human poems 46.6% of the time. More surprisingly, AI-generated poems were consistently rated higher across 13 qualitative measures, including rhythm, beauty, and emotional impact. The study revealed an interesting bias - when participants were told poems were AI-generated, they rated them lower, regardless of actual authorship. In productivity news, OpenAI has significantly upgraded its desktop app experience. ChatGPT can now directly interact with third-party applications on Mac, with Windows support expanding as well. The new 'Work with Apps' feature enables ChatGPT to read and analyze content from popular developer tools like VS Code and Terminal. Plus and Team users can now connect multiple apps simultaneously for complex workflows, with Enterprise and Education access on the horizon. TikTok is revolutionizing video advertising with its new Symphony Creative Studio. This AI-powered platform can transform product information and URLs into TikTok-style videos within minutes. The system offers AI digital avatars, automatic translation and dubbing in over 30 languages with lip-sync capability, and can automatically generate daily videos based on brand history and trending content. To maintain transparency, all AI-generated content is clearly labeled. Looking ahead, OpenAI is preparing to launch "Operator," an autonomous AI agent, in January 2024. Unlike current AI models, Operator will be able to independently control computers and perform tasks. This announcement comes amid increasing competition in the autonomous AI space, with Anthropic and Google making similar moves. OpenAI executives suggest we might see mainstream adoption of these agentic systems as soon as 2025. Lastly, AMD is making strategic moves in the AI sector, announcing a 4% workforce reduction to focus on AI opportunities. While facing some challenges in their gaming division, the company is positioning itself to compete with Nvidia in the AI chip market, with their MI350 series expected in 2025. However, they face strong competition from Nvidia's dominant position in the market. That wraps up today's AI news. Remember to subscribe for your daily AI updates, and join us tomorrow for more developments in the world of artificial intelligence. This is Marc, signing off from The Daily AI Briefing.