🏷️ Meta labels AI image for you

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🏷️ Meta labels AI-generated image for you

Meta is expanding its AI content labeling initiative to include AI-generated images from other platforms like Google, OpenAI, and Adobe.

This move aims to enhance transparency and prevent misinformation by requiring users to disclose AI-generated content and applying labels to such content.

Meta's efforts include using invisible watermarks and metadata for detection, with plans to extend labeling to video and audio content in the future.

👀 Walmart and Starbucks monitor employees with AI

Major companies like Walmart, Delta, Chevron, and Starbucks are using AI technology from a startup called Aware to monitor their employees' communications.

This AI can detect issues such as bullying, harassment, and noncompliance, as well as monitor employee sentiment in real-time.

Critics argue this surveillance treats employees like inventory and raises privacy concerns, despite assurances that the AI simply identifies potential risks without making decisions.

🥊 Desperate need to fight deepfake

The White House is exploring cryptographic verification to combat deepfake threats, following incidents like deepfake robocalls impersonating President Biden.

This method would authenticate official communications, ensuring the public can distinguish real statements from AI-generated fakes.

The urgency for such measures is underscored by a 704% increase in deepfake attacks on ID systems in 2023, highlighting the challenge of detecting sophisticated AI imitations

🕶️ More AI-powered eyewear to come

Brilliant Labs introduces Frame, AI-powered smart glasses that blend cutting-edge technology with everyday wearability.

Starting at $349, these lightweight glasses feature wireless smartphone connectivity and the Brilliant Labs Noa chatbot for an immersive AR experience.

🎓 First Ivy League school to offer AI degree

The University of Pennsylvania will offer a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Artificial Intelligence starting fall 2024, becoming the first Ivy League institution to provide such a degree.

The program will cover AI algorithms, programming, and robotics aims to prepare students for future jobs in AI and includes electives in various AI applications.

🎙️ Turn your voice into cash

ElevenLabs introduces a revolutionary revenue-sharing plan, allowing voice actors to monetize their unique vocal talents.

By contributing just 30 minutes of audio, participants can create a professional voice clone for inclusion in ElevenLabs' Voice Library.

This opportunity offers both cash and character rewards, with additional licensing deals for high-quality default voices, promising a new way to earn from a person's voice.

💀 Make the dead alive to help the present

In a groundbreaking move, political parties in India are using AI to "resurrect" deceased politicians for election campaigns, creating videos that promote current leaders.

This innovative yet controversial use of AI, including deepfakes, raises ethical and legal questions about the manipulation of public opinion and the potential for misuse in political contexts.

The trend highlights the growing influence of AI in politics, from campaign strategies to influencing voter behavior, underscoring the need for regulatory scrutiny.

💳 AI boosts to churn out fake IDs

OnlyFake, an underground website, is using "neural networks" to produce realistic fake IDs for $15, disrupting cybersecurity and identity verification processes.

This service allows for the rapid creation of convincing IDs, posing significant risks for bank fraud and money laundering.

Despite claims of using advanced AI, experts suggest the technology might be simpler, involving template manipulation rather than full AI generation.

💻 NVIDIA’s new AI chatbot runs on your PC

Nvidia has launched 'Chat with RTX', an AI chatbot that operates locally on PCs with specific hardware requirements.

It can summarize personal files, answer questions, and integrate with YouTube videos for contextual information.

Currently available as a free demo, it requires a Windows PC with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 series GPU or higher.

🚪 This robot can open almost any door by itself

A robot developed by Carnegie Mellon University researchers has demonstrated the ability to autonomously open various types of doors and drawers on a college campus.

Initially trained through imitation learning, the robot adapted to new challenges using AI, achieving a success rate of about 95% after practice.

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💰 OpenAI looking for $7 trillion to make chips

OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, is reportedly seeking up to $7 trillion in funding from foreign governments and investors to expand the semiconductor and AI industries.

This initiative could significantly impact commercial real estate, requiring new chip foundries, office spaces, and data centers.

Altman's efforts include discussions with chip manufacturers and investors, such as the United Arab Emirates government, to increase chip production to meet the growing demands of AI technology.

🏿 NVIDIA eyes the $30 billion custom chip market

Nvidia is targeting the $30 billion custom chip market, posing a challenge to competitors like Broadcom and Marvell.

The company is expanding beyond AI, engaging in talks with Ericsson for a wireless chip that incorporates Nvidia's GPU technology.

This strategic move into custom silicon and telecom infrastructure signifies Nvidia's ambition to diversify its offerings and strengthen its position in the semiconductor industry.

👾 Embodied Ariticial Intelligence is next

Huawei researchers from the Noah’s Ark Lab in Paris propose that giving AI a physical form, or "embodied artificial intelligence" (E-AI), is crucial for achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI).

They argue that large language models, like GPT and Gemini, lack real-world understanding because they don't interact with it physically.

E-AI could enable AI systems to learn through real-time perception, action, and trial-and-error, similar to living beings.

🔠 Animate images using text

Apple's Keyframer, a new AI tool, animates 2D images using text descriptions.

It simplifies animation by generating CSS code from text prompts, no coding needed.

Keyframer focuses on web animations and is part of Apple's AI advancements, including potential iPhone features in iOS 18.

🗺️ Every country may needs its own AI model

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the need for countries to build their own sovereign AI infrastructure to harness economic benefits and protect cultural identities.

Huang highlighted Nvidia's role in democratizing AI access through advancements in AI computing.

He dismissed fears about AI dangers as overblown, comparing AI's potential regulatory success to that of cars and aviation.

💬 Multilingual AI Open Source Model

Cohere For AI has released Aya, an open-source large language model (LLM) that supports 101 languages, significantly expanding AI's multilingual capabilities.

Aya is designed to improve AI accessibility for underserved languages and communities, with training data from over 3,000 researchers in 119 countries.

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