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Have you seen the latest Apple rumors regarding AI? What does the $100-billion Stargate partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI actually mean? And will NVIDIA's competitors be able to catch them after forming the UXL Foundation? Here's this week's AI news that matters!

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Timestamps:
02:15 Apple to reveal AI strategy at WWDC.
04:45 Apple likely partnering with OpenAI or Google.
09:54 Stargate to host powerful AI chips, meeting demand.
12:56 Big investment in AI chips and infrastructure.
19:45 Partners granted early access to OpenAI's voice engine.
26:21 NVIDIA's rapid growth and innovation.
27:03 NVIDIA's new chip outperforms competition, unites rivals.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Apple's AI strategy
2. Microsoft and OpenAI's AI Supercomputer Project
3. OpenAI's New Voice Engine
4. Collaboration between tech giants to counter NVIDIA.

Keywords:
OpenAI, Voice Engine, clone voices, privacy implications, misuse of AI voice technology, US government, AI regulation, bans on AI voice cloned robocalls, Intel, Google, ARM, Qualcomm, Samsung, Unified Acceleration Foundation (UXL), NVIDIA, AI market domination, proprietary tech, hopper chip, Blackwell chip, super team, 2013 Miami Heat, Jordan Wilson, generative AI, Apple AI strategy, Siri, Apple's Iwork apps, AI supercomputer, Stargate, $100 billion project, Microsoft

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Did Microsoft just make the biggest AI power move? Can you play chess using your brain with Musk's  Neuralink chip? What's happening with Stability AI? We're breaking down this week's AI news that matters.

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Timestamps:
02:20 "Microsoft makes major AI power move"
06:29 Microsoft CEO dismisses OpenAI amidst controversy.
07:42 Microsoft's Nadella shows confidence in OpenAI.
10:48 Neuralink's patient demonstrates brain chip success.
13:10 Stability AI CEO resigns
15:00 Open Interpreter new AI device
21:40 OpenAI taking Sora to Hollywood
24:26 Virtual production to revolutionize filmmaking industry soon.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Microsoft's AI Division and Leadership Changes
2. Neuralink's AI-Powered Brain Chip
3. Stability AI CEO Resignation
4. Open Interpreter O1 AI device
5.  OpenAI's Sora in Hollywood

Keywords:
Microsoft AI division, Mustafa Suleiman, Inflexion AI, Karen Simeon, OpenAI, Sam Altman, Nadella, Neuralink chip, chess, stability AI, CEO resignation, hardware device, Open Interpreter, Sora, text-to-video technology, Hollywood, GPT technology, Lex Fridman podcast, Tyler Perry, AI disruption, Hollywood studios, film industry, AI video, personalized videos, Pixar, NVIDIA GTC, San Jose, CEO Jensen, GPU technology, workshops, AI content.

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Microsoft has hired the co-founder of Google’s DeepMind, the Bank of Japan raised interest rates for the first time since 2007, and leading European and UK artificial intelligence start-ups have been lobbied to move their headquarters to rival nations. 

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Microsoft hires DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman to run new consumer AI unit

Bank of Japan ends era of negative interest rates

Unilever to split off ice cream business and cut 7,500 jobs

Rival nations seek to poach top UK and European AI start-ups

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On today's podcast:
(1) Apple, racing to add more artificial intelligence capabilities, is nearing the completion of a critical new software tool for app developers that would step up competition with Microsoft.

(2) Keir Starmer's poll-leading opposition Labour Party overturned significant majorities to win two parliamentary seats from Rishi Sunak's governing Conservative Party, denting the prime minister's hopes of wrestling back momentum ahead of a UK-wide vote expected this year.

(3) UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has deemed a plan to cut the basic rate of income tax to 18% from 20% unaffordable, The Telegraph reports, citing a person familiar with the matter.

(4) Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said there's no rush to cut interest rates with the US labor market and economy still strong, and cautioned it's not yet clear that inflation is heading sustainably to the central bank's 2% target.

(5) For more than 20 years, Stavros Gavriliadis and Dimitrios Elefsiniotis have been building a life together. They bought a house and started a family. But under Greek law, they couldn't marry or both be recognized as the parents of their three children — until this week. 

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What will the future of healthcare look like with AI? In what ways has the medical industry already started to develop use cases for AI? Harvey Castro, Personal Performance Coach and CCOO at ViTel Health, joins us to share insights into the AI developments being made both for healthcare professionals and front-facing customers like the everyday person.

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Timestamps:
[00:03:00] About Dr. Harvey and healthcare involvement
[00:08:20] How AI is being used now in healthcare
[00:10:05] Future of AI in healthcare
[00:15:30] Hot take on how AI can be used in healthcare
[00:22:40] Challenge of balancing AI and healthcare data security
[00:25:05] Tech giants may acquire health companies for healthcare
[00:27:40] Dr Harvey's work with AI
[00:30:32] Using LLMs in healthcare
[00:34:38] Personalized health data
[00:39:17] How AI can help in limited resource spaces

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Overview of AI in Healthcare
2. AI in Healthcare Applications
3. Integration of AI in Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
4.  Future Directions of AI in Healthcare
5. AI's Impact on Healthcare Perspectives
6. Challenges and Concerns in AI-Enabled Healthcare

Keywords:
Epic, healthcare technology, OpenAI, Google, acquisition, valuation, big tech company, future of healthcare, Mid Journey, coloring book, multimodality technology, phones, glasses, Meta, keynote speech, collaboration, NASA, Mars mission, OCR, optical character recognition, controversy, securing information, Llama models, hospitals, AI tools, administrators, Harvey, engagement, nursing shortage, AI advancements, paralyzed patients.

Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott, in conversation with a16z's Bob Swan, explains how AI copilots are keeping developers longer in a flow state and why AI copilots more broadly could be the start of an industrial revolution for knowledge work.

• [0:59] Microsoft's approach to AI
• [6:15] The next Industrial Revolution
• [10:47] Developer productivity & flow state
• [15:46] Reprogramming the American Dream
• [20:08] Advice to builders

This conversation is part of our AI Revolution series, recorded August 2023 at a live event in San Francisco. The series features some of the most impactful builders in the field of AI discussing and debating where we are, where we’re going, and the big open questions in AI. Find more content from our AI Revolution series on www.a16z.com/AIRevolution.

The role of a product manager is evolving more than ever before. With the AI wave, what does that mean not only for product managers but also for all of us using products? Rolly Seth, Senior Product Manager at Microsoft, joins us to discuss the future of the product manager role and how AI storytelling comes into play.

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Timestamps:
[00:01:00] Daily AI news
[00:03:00] Intro to Rolly Seth and the role of product manager
[00:06:12] Changing consumer demands with AI
[00:08:00] How the product manager role has changed with AI
[00:12:00] Tackling the basics of prompting GPT
[00:15:30] Rolly's favorite AI tools
[00:17:30] The role of storytelling in product management
[00:19:40] Making your product's story stand out
[00:21:18] The future of the product manager

Topics Covered in This Episode:
Primary Topic: Product Management and its Evolution
- Explanation of the role of a product manager in setting vision, strategy, and roadmap for the future
- Differentiating product management from project management
- Considering the hype cycle and anticipating future developments in AI and generative AI
- Product managers wearing different hats and exploring unmet needs and blind spots through disciplines like neurodiversity and neuroscience
- Balancing market trends and user feedback with hidden perceptions and unspoken needs
- Challenges of keeping up with consumer demands and unrealistic expectations in the new age of AI
Primary Topic: Changes in the Everyday Life of a Product Manager with AI
- Transition from cloud-first to mobile-first to AI-first approach in product development
- The concept of building products with an AI-first mindset without ignoring non-AI aspects
- Three styles of product managers evolving in the past six months: platform AI product managers, day-to-day working

Keywords:
product manager, AI, everyday AI, Google Bard, updates, language model, YouTube, Google Drive, Gmail, fact check button, Microsoft, special event, Surface models, Windows apps, AI writers, Writer Inc., enterprise clients, human-like content, product management, vision, strategy, roadmap, market, unmet needs, perception, neurodiversity, neuroscience, product lifecycle, consumer demands, Microsoft, breakneck speed.

How should we regulate AI? How will AI impact the power balance between the US and China? And how does Microsoft navigate this complex landscape?

In this episode, Brad Smith Vice Chair and President of Microsoft, shares his unique insights on these questions and more. We are also joined by Ulf Sverdrup, the leader of the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, who will be offering his commentary. Ulf is a world-leading expert in international politics, making him the perfect guest for a discussion on the intersection of AI and geopolitics. We will be releasing this episode in collaboration with NUPI PODCAST: The world stage | NUPI

This episode was produced by PLAN-B’s Nikolai Ovenberg and Niklas Figenschaug Johansen. Background research was conducted by Sigurd Brekke, with input from portfolio manager Richard Green.

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