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Is Google really going to charge money for AI search? Will job loss be so bad that we'll need to be saved by....big tech? And is AI music actually so good that the world's biggest musicians are worried? We'll be talking about that and more on Everyday AI's news that matters for the week of April 8, 2024.

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Timestamps:
01:50 Google introducing AI search with new ad formats.
07:51 Startup seeks funding for integrating AI into devices.
11:54 Claude's new tool will change global usage.
15:09 Musicians and authors unite against AI threats.
18:59 OpenAI, copyright, and lawsuits in tech companies.
22:12 Major tech companies form AI workforce consortium.
28:02 AI transformative, impacting workforce; JPMorgan embraces evolution.
30:10 Companies shifting stance to embrace generative AI.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Google's proposed idea of charging for AI-based search.
2. AI in the Music and Writing Industries
4. Big tech companies forming a consortium targeting job loss due to AI.
3. JPMorgan Chase’s new position on generative AI.

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Jordan Wilson, Ken, large language models, VC money, Anthropic AI, Claude AI models, Opus model, AI music generation tools, Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, James Patterson, Suzanne Collins, AI news, Google, AI-based search, search generative experience, Jony Ive, Sam Altman, OpenAI, JPMorgan Chase, generative AI, ChatGPT, tech industry, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, copyright law, lawsuit, Adobe, tech layoffs.

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In this episode of "A Beginner's Guide to AI," we embark on an intriguing exploration of AI's transformative role in search technologies, both past and future. Join us as we delve deep into how artificial intelligence has evolved from simple keyword searches to sophisticated algorithms capable of understanding natural language, predicting user intent, and providing personalized search experiences. We discuss the groundbreaking advancements in AI, including natural language processing, machine learning, and the potential of large language models like GPT3 to revolutionize information discovery. Through a detailed case study of Google's search algorithm evolution, we uncover the challenges and triumphs of integrating AI into search, highlighting the importance of accuracy, privacy, and ethical considerations. This episode not only enlightens but also invites listeners to ponder the future of AI in search, encouraging them to explore AI-powered tools themselves.

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Timestamps:

• (00:00:00) Intro / Banter
• Tools & Apps
  • (00:02:00) Google extends generative AI search to places, products and virtual models
• Applications & Business
  • (00:05:52) China's ByteDance Has Gobbled Up $1 Billion of Nvidia GPUs for AI This Year
  • (00:10:33) Inside China's underground market for high-end Nvidia AI chips
  • (00:14:20) OpenAI plans app store for AI software, The Information reports
  • (00:16:22) AI human-voice clones are coming for the Amazon, Apple, Google audiobook
  • (00:18:45) Hugging Face and AMD partner on accelerating state-of-the-art models for CPU and GPU platforms
  • (00:22:20) Inflection debuts its own foundation AI model to rival Google and OpenAI LLMs
• Projects & Open Source
  • (00:25:05) Imitation Models and the Open-Source LLM Revolution
• Research & Advancements
  • (00:29:52) AIs trained on other AI output will start producing junk within a few generations, scientists warn
  • (00:34:42) GPT-4's Secret Has Been Revealed
  • (00:42:00) We should all be worried about AI infiltrating crowdsourced work
• Policy & Safety
  • (00:44:10) Good News! China and the US Are Talking About AI Dangers
  • (00:50:25) Five big takeaways from Europe’s AI Act
  • (00:54:44) President Biden meets with AI tech leaders in San Francisco
  • (00:56:25) AI-generated child sex images spawn new nightmare for the web
• Synthetic Media & Art
  • (01:00:00) LinkedIn Reveals AI Image Hunter That Catches Fake Profiles
  • (01:03:42) The Reddit API Blackout and the Generative AI Connection
  • (01:07:23) Grammys approve new rules on use of artificial intelligence

With AI making the market more saturated, building a strong brand has never been more important. Guillermo Thompson, Founder and Director of Ombu Ombu, joins us to discuss how AI can help you build a brand that truly stands out from the crowd. Whether you're a startup or an established business, there's definitely a benefit to using AI for your brand.

Time Stamps:
[00:01:03] Apple enters AI world with pricey headset
[00:06:17] Actors no longer needed, just faces
[00:10:43] Is personal branding and AI ethical?
[00:13:39] AI experimentation with your brand is encouraged, but value is key
[00:16:58] Using AI to enhance personal/ company brand
For full show notes, head to YourEverydayAI.com


Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Dilemma of Actors Losing Their Uniqueness to Technology
- Actors feeling disconnected from their craft due to the rise of visual effects and face replacement technology
- Valuation of recognizable faces over actual acting skills
- The complicated issue of privilege and compensation

2. AI in Personal Branding and Business
- Experimenting with AI for its benefits and potential for immediacy
- Encouraging younger generations to use AI in building a personal brand or business
- Importance of providing value to others and having a noble mission
- AI should be used as a consultant and not solely relied upon

3. Social Media and Authenticity
- Against AI-generated avatars
- Importance of getting to know the real individuals behind companies
- Potential for creating depression and loneliness through creating an image that isn't true on social media

4. Actors, Digital Doubles and AI
- Actors want to own their image and get paid as much as they did before
- Digital doubles for actors with specific body types or faces
- The Hollywood union discussing pay and control over actors' images due to AI in contract negotiations with studios

5. Apple's Upcoming Announcement of Mixed Reality Headset
- Apple not as active in AI space as other tech giants
- The potential impact of the mixed reality headset on the AI world

6. YourEverydayAI.com
- Promotion of website that features a live stream, podcasts, and a daily newsletter
- Encouragement for listeners to subscribe, leave a rating, and stay up to date on AI news

7. Brand Building with AI
- AI can be used to assist in brand building, such as ideation sessions and improving brand strategy and identity
- Suggestions on how someone who hasn't utilized AI in branding can get started


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Microsoft recently released a new version of Bing, its search engine that has long been kind of a punchline in the tech world.

The company billed this Bing — which is powered by artificial intelligence software from OpenAI, the maker of the popular chatbot ChatGPT — as a reinvention of how billions of people search the internet.

How does that claim hold up?

Guest: Kevin Roose, a technology columnist for The New York Times and host of the Times podcast “Hard Fork.”

Background reading: 

• When Microsoft released the new Bing, it was billed as a landmark event and the company’s “iPhone moment.”
• On the latest episode of “Hard Fork,” OpenAI’s chief executive, Sam Altman, and Microsoft’s chief technology officer, Kevin Scott, talk about an A.I.-powered Bing.

For more information on today’s episode, visit 

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. Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.

Microsoft’s release of a ChatGPT-powered Bing signifies a new era in search. Then, a disastrous preview of Bard — Google’s answer to ChatGPT — caused the company’s stocks to slide 7 percent. The A.I. arms race is on.

Plus: What “Nothing, Forever,” the 24/7, A.I.-generated “Seinfeld” parody, says about bias in A.I.

On today’s episode:

• Sam Altman is the chief executive of OpenAI.
• Kevin Scott is the chief technology officer of Microsoft.

Additional reading:

• Microsoft integrated OpenAI's technology into its search engine and kicked off an A.I. arms race.
• Google released Bard, a rival chatbot to ChatGPT.
• “Nothing, Forever” was temporarily banned on Twitch.