🍎 Apple's AI model ReALM - Better than GPT-4

S01 EP07 - What’s Cooking?

• Higgsfield - Insert Coin to Enter Player.

• Stability Audio 2 🎵 Will Surprise You.

• 🍎Apple’s ReALM surpassed GPT-4.

• Anthropic researchers exposed “many-shot jailbreaking.”

• Ask ChatGPT “what to make” from a photo of your fridge content.

• Conduit AI allows you to chat with your dataset.

• Which job industries will be most affected by AI?

AI & TECH News

Let’s start with what’s rolling in AI & tech this week.

• Apple recently introduced a new AI model called ReALM, designed to enhance the understanding of contextual information, potentially improving virtual assistants like Siri. This AI model can interpret ambiguous references to on-screen elements and conversational and background context, resulting in more natural interactions with voice assistants. The smallest ReALM models performed like GPT-4 but with fewer parameters, making them ideal for on-device use. Adding more parameters to ReALM significantly boosted its performance over GPT-4.
  

  

  ReALM

• Alex Mashrabov, former AI lead at Snap, introduced Higgsfield, an AI-powered video creation and editing platform competing against SORA from OpenAI.
  

  

  Higgsfield

  They also launched the iOS App Diffiuse. Right now, Diffuse is free to use, but they might start charging for extra special features.

  

  Diffuse

  
  

• An AI startup called Stability AI has just released an updated version of its creative music tool, Stable Audio 2. This new version is super exciting because it expands the possibilities of AI-generated audio! Listen to my track here. I was already impressed with v1 and v2, which just outsmarted the previous version with 150%+ improvements.

  

  Stable Audio 2

• OpenAI introduced an excellent new model called Voice Engine that can mimic someone's voice using a short 15-second audio clip. They haven't released the tool yet, but they shared some insights from testing it out. I'm wondering why there was a gradual release. Well, listen to those examples, and you'll see why it's worth the wait!

• US regulators have recently approved a new device that can help diagnose sepsis, a dangerous reaction to infections that affects around 1.7 million Americans annually. The device, Sepsis ImmunoScore, can analyze multiple factors simultaneously to help doctors speed up treatment for sepsis. All these, with the power of LLMs.

• Researchers from Anthropic, an AI startup, recently shared new findings about a technique called "many-shot jailbreaking." 
  

  

  Source - Anthropic

  
  This method takes advantage of large language models' (LLMs) ability to learn and follow new instructions within a prompt. They do this by inserting a series of made-up conversations into the prompt, which can manipulate LLMs into producing responses that go against their training. The more dialogues are included, the higher the chance of getting an undesirable or harmful response. The researchers say they're releasing this information to help improve defenses against these vulnerabilities.

Most Exciting AI-powered Hardware Releases:

• AI Pin's voice-controlled device lets users play music, take photos, make calls, and ask questions. It also includes a cool laser projector.

• Rabbit's R-1, with its retro touch screen and scroll wheel, allows you to easily switch between tasks across all your apps using voice commands. It's also quite affordable.

• Brilliant Labs' Frame glasses can recognize and analyze objects in your field of vision. You can even ask the glasses to describe meals' nutritional content and health benefits.

• Meta is slowly introducing new AI features for its Ray-Ban smart glasses. The glasses can now identify landmarks and monuments and translate text.

• Samsung and Google have already started incorporating AI features into their latest Galaxy and Pixel models. We expect to hear more about Apple's AI offerings at their June conference. Some tech experts have even developed a new term for the next generation of AI-powered phones. Farewell to the era of smartphones. Welcome, 'intelligent phone.'

That’s most of the gist from this week’s AI & tech.

AI Tools

• Conduit AI Analyst: It's like having an AI copilot to analyze your data and provide insights in plain English. Plus, you can create custom reports and dashboards and automate workflows to save time and make better business decisions.
  

  

  Conduit AI Analyst

• Cartoonifier: you can quickly transform any selfie into a fun cartoon version of yourself.

• Jenni AI is like having an intelligent writing assistant by your side. It can help you write, edit, and cite sources accurately to feel more confident in your research paper writing skills.

• Fynk: Use a user-friendly AI-automated contract management software to handle contracts efficiently, from creation to analysis, all in one place. This tool helps your team save time and effortlessly streamline the contract process.

• DoDoBoo is a fantastic tool that uses AI to transform children's doodles into unique masterpieces. It's like magic for kids' artwork! Give it a try and see the doodles come to life differently.
  

  

  DoDoBoo

AI Discovery

Ask ChatGPT what to make based on what’s in your fridge.

Warning: It might not be always accurate.

1. Open ChatGPT from Your Phone.

2. Take a shot of your fridge and what’s inside it. Example of actual photo:
   

   

   Fridge Content

• Ask ChatGPT with this simple prompt. You can improve this as you go along.

Give me ideas on what I can make from these in the fridge. 

• Here is a sample response from the above image

AI Charts You Would Love

Which Job Industries will be Most Impacted by AI

According to a recent report from the World Economic Forum, AI is set to make the most significant impact on the IT industry among almost 870 occupations. It's predicted that AI will bring significant changes to 73% of IT tasks, with 26% experiencing more minor adjustments. Considerable transformations are also expected in finance, customer sales, operations, and HR due to AI.

More People Using ChatGPT at Work.

More employed Americans are using ChatGPT at work, jumping from 8% in March 2023 to 20% by February 2024. Interestingly, younger adults, especially those under 30, seem to be the ones who are getting into using ChatGPT for their work duties.

What’s Your Definition of AI?

When you hear about AI, what do you think of? It turns out that even experts don't all have the exact definition. A recent analysis by The Washington Post reveals what readers and experts think about various AI platforms and tools. Some readers consider tap-to-pay as AI, while most experts don't. On the other hand, many readers are unsure if Google Translate qualifies as AI, but most experts believe it does. AI keeps evolving, but one thing is clear: readers and experts tend to agree that chatbots like ChatGPT are AI.

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