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Apple GPT, OpenAI's GPT-4 widely available and Google setting limits for Bard AI
Apple joins the race, OpenAI’s GPT-4 becomes widely available and Google sets limits on Bard AI.
Your weekly round-up; here are the headlines:
Apple is developing a chatbot while prioritising privacy
Meta (owner of Facebook) joins the AI race
OpenAI’s GPT-4 becomes widely available for developers
AI predicts water pollution in South-West England
Google sets limits on Bard AI
Hollywood takes action against AI
Apple is delving deeper into artificial intelligence, developing an in-house chatbot nicknamed "Apple GPT." Still under wraps, this tool, built using Apple’s own framework codenamed "Ajax", mirrors offerings like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard. As they recruit AI specialists, Apple seems set to meet growing consumer demand for AI tools. This being Apple, it’s no surprise that privacy remains a priority as they navigate capabilities and usage.
Source: Meta
Meta AI has developed a powerful new AI system that’s capable of translating text descriptions into visual representations and vice versa. CM3leon (pronounced chameleon) will convert text-to-image and image-to-text, and it has the potential to transform how we interact with AI technology.
OpenAI have announced that they plan to open access of GPT-4 to new developers this month and will gradually increase availability based on computing resources. GPT-4 can generate text, code, and performs at a "human level" on professional benchmarks. The image-understanding capability is also being tested with Be My Eyes: TechCrunch takes you through all the updates with this informative review.
Celebrities are embracing the rise of generative AI to take control of their own images and strike innovative deals with brands by using AI-created duplicates of themselves in marketing campaigns. Learn more about this diverse new way of celebs doing business with high-end brands here.
The pilot project in Devon aims to prevent water pollution at Combe Martin seaside resort by placing around 50 sensors in rivers and fields. AI will analyse the data along with satellite imagery of local land use to predict vulnerable periods for the river system. This initiative aims to create a safer environment for swimming.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has warned about the dangers of using AI to create fake videos of public figures, saying that it will soon become "easy" to do so. Pichai used an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes," to explain that AI could be used to make videos that seem real, with someone saying something they never actually said. Read the full story.
Hollywood actors have gone on strike on with SAG-AFTRA's chief negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland revealing a proposal from Hollywood studios that involves using AI to protect actors' digital likenesses. However, it also suggested that background performers could be scanned, paid for one day's work, and then the companies would own their image and likeness - forever!
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