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00:00A bunch of cool AI advancements dropped this week, and I'm thrilled to unpack them with you.
00:04We'll explore Elon Musk's new AI chatbot, Grok, Adobe's innovative AI tools for filmmakers,
00:11Runway's upgraded text-to-video generator, President Biden's new AI regulations,
00:16LinkedIn's AI career chatbot, new computer's personal assistant AI, Dot,
00:21IBM's groundbreaking analog AI chip, Amazon's strategic partnership with Anthropic and AI
00:26chip development, the current AI job market landscape in major tech companies, Alibaba's
00:31latest AI tool, and Apple's powerful M3 chips for AI tasks. Alright, so first, Elon Musk has
00:38introduced a new AI chatbot named Grok, created by his company XAI. They claim it's even smarter
00:44than the first version of OpenAI's chat GPT because it did better on some school-like tests.
00:49Grok isn't just about being smart. It's designed to be helpful for people doing research and
00:53wanting to make new things. What's cool about Grok is that it knows what's happening in the world
00:58right now, thanks to being connected to the X platform, and it's not afraid to answer tough
01:02questions with a touch of humor. The Grok One engine, which is what makes Grok work, beat chat GPT 3.5
01:09in math and coding tests, but it hasn't topped OpenAI's latest and greatest GPT-4 just yet.
01:15You can use Grok by subscribing to X Premium Plus for $16 a month, although it's only available to some
01:21people in the U.S. for now. Grok is still being tested and improved, and XAI is focusing on making
01:26sure it's used responsibly and doesn't cause harm. They are serious about making AI helpful and safe
01:32for everyone. Musk's firm, which started up last March, is just beginning with Grok.
01:37Okay, next. Adobe is working on some cool new AI tools that might change how movies are made.
01:43They announced a tool called Firefly, which could turn scripts into storyboards with a click,
01:47but it's not ready yet. However, Adobe showed off other projects, like a tool that turns simple
01:53sketches into detailed drawings. This could help filmmakers who can't hire a storyboard artist.
01:58They also demonstrated a video effect tool that can smartly fill in parts of a video you want to
02:02remove. Another tool can upscale low-resolution videos to make them look better. There's even a
02:08tool in the works that could dub your video into different languages, changing the speaker's voice
02:13to match. These tools aren't available for everyone to use just yet, and we don't know if they'll be
02:18as big a deal as they sound. But they show that Adobe is trying to make some really advanced AI for
02:23filmmakers. If you're curious, Adobe has already released an AI image generator called Firefly,
02:29which you can try now. Alright, now Runway, an AI video company from New York, has updated their Gen 2
02:36text-to-video generator, and it's a big improvement. Now, the videos it creates look much more real.
02:42Before, you had to start with an actual video, but with Gen 2, you just type what you want,
02:48and it makes a video that can last up to 18 seconds. The video is clearer, and the movements
02:53are smoother. There's also a cool feature that lets you control how the camera moves,
02:57like in a real film. Videos look so lifelike that creative folks are using them to make music videos
03:03and short films. Runway's founder is thrilled, saying this change is huge because the AI makes up
03:09new content instead of just doing what a person says. But in Hollywood, people are worried about
03:14how AI might change the industry or affect actors' jobs. For now, everyone in the AI scene is
03:20celebrating this big step, and it's clear that the way we make movies might be changing fast.
03:25Next, on the 30th of October, President Joe Biden made an important move for technology by signing
03:31off on the United States' first set of rules for artificial intelligence. These rules are aimed at
03:36companies that create AI programs, like ChatGPT. President Biden, with Vice President Kamala
03:41Harris showing support, announced that AI companies must now thoroughly check their products
03:46to ensure they're safe and won't threaten national security, the economy, or people's health.
03:51During the announcement, Biden emphasized how AI is becoming a big part of our lives,
03:56and that it's vital to manage this technology carefully to take advantage of its benefits
04:00while avoiding potential dangers. This action comes at a time when AI is advancing really fast,
04:06and leaders from all over the world are trying to keep up with the technology's quick progress
04:11and the new challenges it brings. Okay, next. LinkedIn now boasts over a billion members
04:17and has launched an AI chatbot to assist users in job hunting. This chatbot acts as a career guide,
04:23offering personalized advice, and it's for those with a premium membership.
04:26It uses OpenAI's latest GPT-4 technology to provide insights on job suitability and application
04:33strategies by analyzing a user's LinkedIn profile. The company, part of Microsoft,
04:38has been developing AI features to streamline job searching, including automated recruiting and
04:43profile optimization. Despite the innovation, LinkedIn recently had to reduce its workforce,
04:49cutting 700 jobs from the engineering team as part of efforts to revive revenue growth.
04:53The chatbot, besides evaluating job fit, can also draft messages to potential contacts within a
04:59target company. LinkedIn has emphasized that they are committed to maintaining fairness and avoiding
05:04bias in their AI, considering the sensitive nature of employment and the past issues AI has faced in this
05:10domain. All right, now the .ai is shaking up how we interact with technology. This little gem from
05:17new computer is meant to be more than just a tool. It's like a pal that gets to know you.
05:22Unlike the chat GPT you might be familiar with, Dot is designed to become a part of your life,
05:27remembering your chats and using that info to give you a hand with your daily tasks.
05:32It can keep track of what you love, suggest new ideas, and even check in on you, much like a
05:37thoughtful friend. A reviewer who got to try Dot early said it felt like a helping hand for his brain,
05:42always there to lighten his load. Although it can slip up or be a tad too eager to help,
05:47those who have used it say it's tough to let go of it once you get used to it.
05:51New computer is testing Dot right now, and they plan to roll it out by year's end,
05:56likely with a fee for its company. Next, IBM has created a new analog AI chip that is a game
06:02changer for the tech world. It's smarter and uses much less power than the AI chips we've been using.
06:07Traditional chips, which we call digital, work like tiny light switches that flip on and off to do
06:13their job. IBM's analog chip, however, works more like a slider, adjusting smoothly to different levels,
06:19which is perfect for the complex math in AI. This new chip is way ahead of the old ones,
06:25being up to 100 times more power efficient and 10 times faster with tasks like recognizing images
06:32and understanding human speech. It's also really good at saving energy because it can handle memory
06:37better with something called phase change memory. This means it can remember data even when it's
06:42powered off. IBM isn't stopping here, though. They're already thinking about combining analog and digital
06:48to make an even better chip. Although it's still early days and there's more work to be done,
06:53IBM's new chip could make AI cheaper and easier to use for everyone, everywhere. This means we might
06:58soon see all sorts of new smart gadgets and apps that can help us in daily life, from health to driving
07:04and beyond. Okay, next. Amazon recently made a smart move in the AI world by partnering with a company
07:10called Anthropic. They're trading investment for expertise, with Anthropic agreeing to use and improve
07:16Amazon's special AI chips. This is a big deal because it seemed like Amazon might be lagging in the AI
07:21area, but this shows they're still fighting to stay at the top. Even though the part of Amazon that
07:26handles cloud services, Amazon Web Services, AWS, has seen slower growth, it's still making a lot of
07:33money. The AI chips, Tranium and Inferentia, are crucial for training AI models and for the work they do
07:39after training, like answering user questions. What's interesting about Amazon's deal compared
07:44to other tech giants is that they're not just getting an AI company to use their cloud services,
07:50they're also having them develop the AI chips. This could give Amazon a leg up in the technology race.
07:55Plus, Google has invested in Anthropic too, so they might benefit from any new developments.
08:01Big tech firms are all in on AI, each trying to carve out their own piece of the future market.
08:06Amazon's focus on improving their chips with Anthropic's help could be a smart play for their
08:12long-term success in the AI game. Alright, now these days, if you're into artificial intelligence,
08:17there's a lot of job openings at big companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Meta.
08:24Microsoft has teamed up with OpenAI and needs folks to help with the new AI stuff they're adding to
08:29their products. They're even offering the chance to work from home. Google's racing to keep up with
08:34their own AI platform barred, but be cautious, they've had to let some people go recently.
08:40Amazon's playing catch-up in AI and is hungry for new talent to boost their efforts.
08:44They're keen on office presence though, so you'll need to be okay with showing up in person.
08:49Apple's been slow with AI, but they're gearing up to hire and invest more in this area,
08:53and their commitment to AI isn't wavering, even if iPhone sales aren't looking great.
08:58Lastly, Meta's all about adding AI to social media, making bots that mimic celebrities to
09:04entertain users. They're investing big in AI, aiming to keep jobs in this field secure.
09:09Next, Alibaba has unveiled a new artificial intelligence tool named Tongyi Qianwen 2.0,
09:17aiming to take on global tech leaders like Microsoft and Amazon. This tool is smarter than its first
09:22version and is designed to handle complex tasks, write content, and avoid mistakes better.
09:27They've also introduced the Gen.I. service platform, which is cool because companies
09:32can use it to make their own AI tools without worrying about their data being exposed.
09:37Alibaba is a big deal in China for online shopping and cloud services,
09:42but now they're trying to spread their wings and compete more with their American counterparts
09:46worldwide. And finally, Apple has revved up its game in the tech world with new MacBook Pros
09:51powered by M3 chips, and this is big news for folks who are into AI. The M3 chips are a game
09:57changer because they're faster and smarter, which is exactly what you need when you're working with
10:02AI. These chips come with a neural engine that's way quicker than before, 60% quicker, to be exact.
10:08This means that AI programs that need a lot of brain power can run smoothly on a MacBook Pro.
10:14The M3 Max chip is the star for AI pros, as it can handle up to 128 gigabytes of memory.
10:20That's a lot of room for complex AI tasks. So, if you're into AI, Apple's new M3 chips in the
10:27MacBook Pros are something to be excited about. They promise to handle the toughest AI challenges
10:32without breaking a sweat.
10:34Alright, that concludes this week's AI news. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to hit the
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10:44Thanks for tuning in, and I'll catch you in the next one.