Big players in AI, including Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI, are making chatbot technology more accessible to the public with their latest developments. OpenAI’s GPT-4 and Google’s Gemini aim to enhance user interactions by utilizing vast language models to create sophisticated autocomplete systems. These AI tools, however, are criticized for occasionally fabricating information due to their design, which lacks a concrete database of factual data.
In recent advancements, Google introduced a feature in its Files app that allows Gemini to answer questions about PDFs, available to advanced subscribers. Simultaneously, Nvidia launched the Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit, offering enhanced AI processing power at a lower price point, appealing to hobbyists.
Dexcom is incorporating generative AI into its Stelo continuous glucose monitor to provide personalized reports for diabetes management. Meanwhile, Google unveiled a new AI image generator called Whisk, enabling users to create images based on other images and minimal text prompts.
On the social media front, Instagram’s head Adam Mosseri emphasized the need for transparency around AI-generated content, suggesting that social platforms play a critical role in providing context. Controversy arose within the AI research community as the NeurIPS conference bestowed an award to a former intern accused of misconduct.
As the competition in AI heats up, Google announced enhancements to its Gemini AI, which now offers features like summarizing Google Drive folders and performing detailed research on user requests. YouTube has also expanded its AI-powered dubbing capabilities, and OpenAI is set to launch a series of product announcements during its “shipmas” event, including the eagerly awaited text-to-video tool, Sora.
Amidst these developments, ChatGPT has reached over 300 million weekly users, highlighting the rapid adoption of AI technology. Lastly, Anthropic is enhancing its Claude AI model to offer customized writing styles, aiming to refine user experience across different communication needs.
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