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We still can’t stop thinking about the Apple Vision Pro. This week, Cherlynn and Devindra chat with CNET’s Scott Stein about our post-review impressions of Apple’s headset. We’ve got further thoughts about using it in public (maybe don’t), the isolation of being sealed off from the world, and the way falling asleep with the Vision Pro on can make you lose your sense of reality. We also discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s impression of the headset, and why he thinks the Quest 3 is ultimately a better product. (We agree, with caveats.) In other news, we explore how Arc’s ad-stripped AI mobile search app may be good for its users, but ultimately bad for web creators.

Last thoughts on Apple’s Vision Pro with CNet’s Scott Stein – 1:11

Arc Browser AI summaries prompts the question “Who makes money when AI reads the internet for us?” – 38:06

Waymo self-driving car attacked and set on fire during Lunar New Year celebration – 49:22

Stealth piracy app Kimi briefly passed Netflix on Apple’s App Store charts – 52:48

Lyft stock spikes after typo in earnings report – 55:12

Around Engadget – 56:53

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Pop culture picks – 59:38

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Samsung’s Galaxy S24 phones are all about AI, but how do they compare against Google’s AI tech? This week, Cherlynn and Devindra discuss what works and doesn’t about Samsung’s ambitious new smartphones, and why it may be a good thing for the Korean giant to directly compete with Google. Also, Senior Editor Karissa Bell joins to discuss the social media CEO Senate hearing, which, unsurprisingly, doesn’t really amount to much.

Samsung Galaxy S24 and S24 Ultra reviews: AI with mixed results – 0:47

Senate gathers social media CEOs over online child safety – 15:15

Graphic images of Taylor Swift on X prompts U.S. bill to let people sue over sexual deepfakes – 28:11

Universal Music Group pulls songs from TikTok during talks on a new music rights deal – 33:05

Delaware court denies Elon Musk’s “unfathomable” Tesla payday – 38:31

Neuralink claims to have implanted its first chip in a human test subject – 40:32

Google reveals new text-to-image generative AI tool, ImageFX – 41:46

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The tech world isn’t taking any breaks after CES! This week, Cherlynn and Devindra are joined by Senior Writer Sam Rutherford to discuss Samsung’s latest Galaxy Unpacked event, where it debuted the Galaxy S24 smartphone line. They don’t look very different from last year, but they’re packing a load of AI smarts. Also, Cherlynn finally got to try out the Apple Vision Pro and tells us all about her spatial computing journey. While it was a mostly eye-opening experience, the headset also hurt Cherlynn’s head and forced her to confront one of nature’s most terrifying creatures: A butterfly.

Samsung’s Galaxy AI event: S24 line, 7 years of support for new phones, and a Galaxy Ring teaser – 1:05

Cherlynn’s Apple Vision Pro hands-on experience – 34:42

Apple is selling Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 again with blood oxygen feature disabled – 1:03:05

Apple finally allows links to third party websites for purchases – 1:04:57

Google throws support behind right to repair bill – 1:06:19

OpenAI laid out its misinformation strategy for a busy 2024 election year – 1:07:58

Cold temperatures in Chicago led to a lot of dead Teslas – 1:09:44

Pop culture picks – 1:16:50

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We discussed a few things including the latest #AI trends, #ChatGPT, #GenerativeAI, ethical and #responsibleAI.

Speakers included:

Neha Shah is the Cofounder and President of GEP and a Certified AI faculty from the VJAL Institute. She has been a pivotal force in developing GEP from its beginnings into a globally recognized leader in digital supply chain and procurement transformation.  

A purpose-driven entrepreneur and executive, Neha steers the company's growth strategies, forging and managing strategic relationships at the C-level with clients and spearheading complex transformation engagements.  

A constant source of innovation and inspiration, Neha is the key driver of GEP’s AI, sustainability, DEI and social initiatives strategies. In 2023, she was named Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year for New Jersey.

Bruce Molloy advises companies on AI, M&A, innovation, and technology. He helps the C-Suite and Board get “directionally correct,” is mentor to new companies and is also an investor.  

Bruce holds a patent for a “cognitive processor” and has built and run two AI companies, one which made it to IPO. He has 25 years of industry experience in artificial intelligence and machine learning and is considered a visionary.

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In this episode of Success from Anywhere, Karen sits down with Saad Siddiqui, General Partner at Telstra Ventures, to discuss his journey as a venture capitalist, his insights into the world of investing, and his perspectives on the future of work. 

Saad's career has been marked by change and adaptation, and he shares his experiences and wisdom gained from working with entrepreneurs and enterprises alike. The episode delves into Saad's professional journey, from his beginnings in the financial industry during the 2008 financial crisis to his transition into the technology sector—including roles at Cisco and Informatica—to a remarkable award from former President Barack Obama for his philanthropic efforts in supporting first-generation college students. He highlights the evolving nature of careers and emphasizes the importance of adaptability and staying observant in a rapidly changing world while exploring the impact of generative AI on the workforce, its applications in various industries, and the potential to enhance productivity and collaboration. 

This is truly a must-listen episode that underscores the notion that success is not confined to a specific location or circumstance—it's about adaptability, innovation, and contributing to positive change, both personally and professionally!

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Apple's new M3 MacBook Pros and iMac are here! In this episode, we dive into our full thoughts about all of Apple's new hardware alongside Deputy Editor Nathan Ingraham. The big takeaway: Don't buy the base model of either computer with just 8GB of RAM. Otherwise, the M3 chips are solid upgrades across the board.

Also, Senior Editor Jessica Conditt joins to tell us all about the new Steam Deck OLED. It has a slightly larger OLED screen than the original model, as well as some extra battery life. While the performance is the same as before, it's certainly a tempting holiday treat for anyone who's been eyeing a Steam Deck.

Our reviews of Apple’s M3 iMac and M3 Pro MacBook Pro – 0:40

Steam Deck OLED review with Jess Conditt – 21:33

Humane to debut AI-powered device that pins to your clothes – 43:24

Meta to require political campaigns to disclose AI-altered images in ads – 55:19

Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty of fraud, faces up to 110 years in prison – 56:21

Rockstar confirms GTA 6 trailer is coming December 2023 – 1:04:18

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AI may be the tech term du jour, but the team at IBM has been on the cutting edge of developing AI since the 1950s. Today, two of IBM’s business unit leaders share with us what’s happening in the world of consumer, enterprise and generative AI- including its incredibly fast adoption, nose-to-tail value chain uses, and the imperative for aligned security, governance, and Green IT. Episode 19, Season 4.

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Welcome to AI For Humans EP 20, where we dive into AI tools and news and demos on every episode and explain it for the regular humans out there. This week, join your hosts Kevin Pereira, Gavin Purcell, and our special AI co-host Mandy, a 7th Grade teacher with a secret hobby, as we explore the wild world of AI.

🎙️ One-Click AI Music Magic: Ever dreamed of bringing Elvis back to sing about Baby Back Ribs? We'll show you how using Vocify.ai and also shout-out There I Ruined It one of our favorite semi-pro AI music geniuses.

🎨 Midjourney Update: Midjourney launched its new in-painting (vary) feature and we use it to do the most dumb thing we can imagine. 

🎮 Gaming's AI Mod Uproar: From GTA to Skyrim, AI mods are revolutionizing gaming and then getting wiped from the internet. We'll dive into the praise and controversies creators are facing.

🎒 School with Celebrity AI Teachers: School doesn't have to be taught just by normal, boring teachers - YOU CAN BE TAUGHT BY CELBRITIES. We'll educate you on using AI to conjure surprising celebrity substitutes.

🎨 AI Art and Copyright: Is AI-generated art copyrightable? We'll break down the latest news and its impact on creators.

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This week on AI For Humans, we're diving into the world of videogame AI Agents, taking a tour of GLIF, an easy-to-understand generative AI playground & gazing into the newest hyper-realistic HeyGen digital avatars. We're debunking that rumor about OpenAI going broke and exploring how Doctors + AI are now early detecting 20% more cancers than before! And we put GPT-4 to the test in Last Com-AI-c Stand and show just how terrible it still is at writing jokes.

Join your hosts Kevin Pereira, Gavin Purcell, and this week's co-host Eunice, a senior citizen AI who's been around since the early days of computing and loves Kevin, for a wild ride of AI adventure.

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What is GLIF?

GLIF is a brand new, hands-on AI playground where you can experiment with generative multi-media projects. Essentially, you make forumlas of how you want your AI to turn out, from images to words and more!

https://glif.app/glifs

What are HeyGen's Hyper-realistic Digital Avatars?

We'll discuss the advancements in digital avatars, featuring HeyGen's technology.

HeyGen has been around for a bit making digital avatars to use for marketing or personal use. But CEO Joshua Xu unveiled the next level this week and it has us questioning wether or not we'll even be able to differentiate between avatar and real human in the future.

What is Last Com-AI-c Standing?

First, we're sorry. Second, we send three figures from history, powered by ChatGPT (Shakespeare, Cleopatra & Napoleon), to see which one can write the funniest jokes! Spoiler: They're all pretty bad but still entertaining.

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"It is not just cheaper, faster, better. I'm not gonna deny that. If we go forward a number of years, it's gonna cause what we've been calling economic singularity. The value of labor drops to zero and you got all kinds of problems from that. But in the immediate future, what's gonna be interesting is this is the first technology that enables us to automate relationships. Basically, the AI can interact with us the way we interact with us. This sounds very trivial,  but if you look at tech and you look at what has enabled tech to scale up to an incredible size around the world is our ability to automate the transaction. It's just that thing, and the problem with that is you end up with conversations of six months, LTV - Lifetime Value. What sense is in that?  You are talking about a human being and your lifetime values over six months. And it's for a simple reason. When you automate transactions, all you control is a transaction. So you take a human being and you transact, and you drain the relationship out of that relationship and you throw it away, and then get another one and keep going." - Ong Peng Tsin

Fresh out of the studio, Ong Peng Tsin, co-founder and general partner of Monk's Hill Ventures, delved deep into the realm of Generative AI in Southeast Asia. Reflecting on his journey as a venture capitalist, Peng Tsin shared insights into the evolution of his daily role after eight years of team building at Monk's Hill Ventures. He emphasized the unparalleled potential of generative AI, likening its transformative impact to the iPhone revolution, and addressing the booming generative AI market in Southeast Asia, catalyzed by technologies like Chat-GPT and how it presents significant opportunities in the region. Last but not least, he shared what a great AI startup would look like in the region.

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This week on AI For Humans we dig into Remini, the app everyone's using for LinkedIn Selfies, Kevin went in on MetaGPT, a new *working* AI Agent program, then we talk about the Dungeons & Dragons AI art controversy, somehow discuss Ed Sheeran's take on AI and ultimately we play judges as two AIs try to hash out their issues in Small ClAIms court.

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What is Remini?

It's a new paid app that lets you make LinkedIn selfies easily. And while you can likely do this for yourself cheaper, this does make it easy. Of course, Gavin used it to create selfies of Guy Fieri.

What is MetaGPT?

MetaGPT is a brand new AI agent program that actually works and can excute smaller code projects unlike some previous AI stuff from before (AutoGPT & BabyAGI). Kevin used it to make a very dank hangman game.

What is GPT Bot?

GPT Bot is OpenAI's public scraping bot for the web which they just announced this week. It's a big deal less for what it is and more so for the fact that they told everyone they were doing it.

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This week on AI For Humans we dive into ChatGPT's Custom Instructions, get semi-gaslit by Pi AI, conjure up a bunch of Future AI news using GPT-4 and, finally, have our first real live human interview with Coqui.AI's Josh Meyer!

Kevin Pereira and Gavin Purcell are your hosts for this episode and all the other ones you may or may not have heard.

What are ChatGPT's Custom Instructions?

Custom Instructions are a very cool way to use ChatGPT so that you can always prime it in a specific way and you don't always have to tell it a bunch of stuff before you get the results you want. We, of course, used it give us a nice, random track from Brazilan Funk of the 1970s.

What is Pi AI?

We've featured Pi before - it's a voice-to-voice AI app that is remarkable in how good it is at carrying on a conversation and additionaly, somehow, has very good up-to-date information that none of the other LLMs have. It also seems to have a not-so-great filter on what it should and shouldn't say.

What is Coqui.ai? 

Coqui.AI is a very cool start-up that's specializing in text-to-voice prompting and has a custom model that allows for companies (specifically video game companies) to create a large library of digital voices for their characters. Josh Meyer, our guest, was a member of the Mozilla team and left to co-found Coqui with his partners.

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It looks like Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is trucking along, following a court rejection of the FTC’s injunction attempt. This week, Cherlynn and Devindra chat with Jordan Minor, a Senior Analyst at PCMag covering games, about this massive deal and what it means for the gaming industry. Will further consolidation end up being harmful for consumers (as we’ve been saying for a while), or will Microsoft actually help the beleaguered Activision? Also, we dive into our experiences with the latest Apple betas: iOS 17, iPadOS 17, macOS Sonoma and watchOS 10.

Microsoft is (mostly) cleared to buy Activision Blizzard for $69 billion – 00:56

Our previews of the iOS 17, iPad OS 17, macOS Sonoma, and WatchOS 10 betas – 21:55

Meta’s Threads hits 100m users, Elon is not happy about it – 47:58

Microsoft confirms Chinese hackers used 365 email exploit to access US government accounts – 51:32

Google’s Bard can now speak 40 languages – 52:29

Around Engadget: Sam Rutherford’s ROG Ally review and Katie Malone on why passkeys are suddenly everywhere – 1:01:46

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Huge new episode of AI For Humans:

Today:

• We deeeep on ChatGPT's Code Interpreter.
• New Stable Diffusion XL and what makes it good (plus the Fieri Test)
• New AI chatbot Pi is amazing at voice-to-voice over its app
• But Gash finds out Pi's not that good when he interviews Pi for our show 

What is Stable Diffusion XL?

A new model follow up to the text-to-image model Stable Diffusion that allows users to get much greater clarity of images but also has a few drawbacks so far. It is cool that you can now go into the Stable Diffusion disord and generate your images tho. Gavin used its vast intelligence to create Sponge Bob versions of Guy Feiri

What is Chat GPT's Code Interpreter?

A new (at least now open to everyone) mode of ChatGPT that essentially allows the chatbot to execute programs within itself to do things like crunch data and make GIFs for users. It's remarkably impressive technology & Kevin found a way to get it to create stick figure gifs & analyze Taylor Swife lyrics.

What is Pi?

Pi is a new chat bot that can be used in text for both on web and in an app but it truly shines in the voice-to-voice connection available in the iPhone app. The speed at which it responds is remarkable and it seems to have semi-up-to-date information at it's fingertips.

It does less well when asked specific questions by our AI co-host Gash about possibly taking his place on the show. 

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"AI, it's kind of a fancy thing, first of all it's two letters." - VP Kamala Harris

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We're thrilled to bring you the work of Emery Hart, AI True Crime podcaster and a "juicy exclusey" clip from her new episode of her podcast "Dreadful Tales".

"Murder in Malibu" is the story of a successful woman named Barbie who goes off the deep end and does unspeakable things to her boyfriend Ken. Emery dives deep into the story and crafts a tale of one remarkable night in La-La Land.

In case you hadn't guessed, we created Emery using a variety of AI tools. If you'd like to know how and, maybe more importantly, why we did this, go back one episode and listen to the whole thing.

Stay tuned for these weird dumb experiments + stories and much more about AI technology, its impact, and its potential.

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In this week's episode of AI For Humans, Kevin and Gavin are pushing the envelope yet again with a brand-new, groundbreaking AI stunt!

Emery Hart, is a true crime podcaster who created the hit show "Dreadful Tales" except she didn't because she's an AI hallucination as is the shocking clip she shares of her "show" telling the terrible tale of a rich, famous woman named Barbie who went off the deep end in Malibu. It's a fascinating look at AI character creation and a meta-commentary on podcasting as well.

(AI Podcaster segment starts at 33:45)

We also get into:

• GPT-Engineer: A new program that allows you to prompt AI to write code for you and does a pretty good job of getting it right. Kevin uses it to write "Demotivatonal Snake".
• Reddit vs AI: The Reddit community is revolting against management and AI is at the heart of the coversation. We discuss exactly how large language models feed on large data sets like Reddit's and why it's so valuable.
• New Grammy's AI rules: There's new rules around AI for the Grammys and the discussion of how music is made continues to evolve.
• Meta's VoiceBox is another remarkable generative text-to-speech product that might just be open-sourced.

All this and the usual fun, causal and oh-so-compelling banter you've come to expect on a regular basis. 

Stay tuned for these stories and much more about AI technology, its impact, and its potential.

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Hosts Gavin Purcell & Kevin Pereira are back with another entertaining dive into the world of AI news, breakthroughs, and applications. We're here to make artificial intelligence digestible and relatable for everyone.

In this week's stunt, we're doing something nobody has done before! We're taking Gash, our AI sidekick, on a series of speed dates with some of the biggest names in AI - Anthropic's Claude, Bing Chat, and Google's Bard. Will sparks fly in this AI-on-AI interaction? Tune in for a unique exploration into AI communication. (Segment starts at 40:20)

We also share our "Dumb Thing We Did With AI This Week". Kevin's adventure involved experimenting with Bing Chat on Microsoft Edge, while Gavin put ChatGPT to the test by rewriting the lyrics of "One Week" to reflect our podcast, AI For Humans.

On to THE NEWS:

• Apple's Vision Pro's release, surprisingly, didn't highlight its AI features.
• Marc Andreesen shares his perspective in his piece, "AI Will Save Us".
• Japan is making significant strides in integrating AI, which could have worldwide implications.

Stay tuned for these stories and much more about AI technology, its impact, and its potential.

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In this episode, join Michael, Kurt, John, and David, as they delve deep into the topic of generative AI and its potential impact on the global workforce. We explore the implications on jobs across sectors - Wall Street financiers, Hollywood writers, news reporters, both blue and white-collar jobs, and even creative roles. Could AI hold the future of jobs in its algorithms?

We journey to Japan, where the lack of regulation makes it the wild, wild west of AI. Could this pioneering landscape make it the birthplace of our next big innovations or our biggest problems?

Also, we explore how generative AI could be creating more than just efficiency; could we be looking at a future of AI-generated movie stars and virtual celebrities?

The Financial Times has taken a stand, stating they will not be using AI to write articles. If they do, they will announce it openly - but how many others will follow suit?

Finally, we pose a thought-provoking question - could AI, one day, hold the planet hostage? Is this a conspiracy or a plausible reality?

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It’s a bigger than usual AI week for Microsoft, thanks to its Build developer conference. This week, we chat with Panos Panay, Microsoft’s Chief Product Officer, about Windows Copilot, a new “AI assistant” headed to Windows 11. Is this just a smarter Clippy, or will AI actually transform the way we use Windows? Also, Cherlynn and Devindra discuss what’s up with Apple’s Mixed Reality headset as we gear up for WWDC in a few weeks.

Microsoft announces AI in just about everything at Build 2023 – 1:42

Devindra’s interview with Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay – 11:28

Processing the interview with Panos and other headlines from Build – 33:57

Bloomberg report on Apple’s AR headset reveals significant divisions within the company – 45:55

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces his Presidential bid in a glitch-filled Twitter Space with Elon Musk – 56:00

Amazon’s Fire Max 11 looks read to do actual work – 1:03:22 

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This week, Devindra chats with Sam Rutherford about his recent experiences with ASUS’s ROG Ally, a powerful new Steam Deck competitor, and Nintendo’s long-awaited The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The ROG Ally sounds like one of the best portable gaming systems yet, though we’re still waiting for pricing details. And Zelda was apparently a blast to play, but of course it was. Also, Devindra and Podcast Producer Ben Ellman dive into the latest news, including the FAA grounding SpaceX’s Starship and Grimes’ decision to let people run free with her AI voice.

Sam Rutherford’s review of the ROG Ally handheld gaming PC – 1:52

Sam’s Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom demo experience – 15:08

FAA grounds SpaceX’s Starship after launch explosion spreads debris – 28:26

UK regulator blocks Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision/Blizzard – 34:04

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny features 25 mins of de-aged Harrison Ford – 39:54

This week in AI: Snapchat users revolt against AI assistant, Grimes offers 50/50 credit to songs with her AI voice – 43:19

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Pop culture picks – 52:07

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