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πŸ—ž OpenAI's Search Engine to Challenge Google's Dominance πŸ”

Key AI Developments from the Last 24 Hours

Hello, enthusiasts! 🌟 Digitize Dispatch brings you the latest, most impactful AI news, cutting through the noise. No filler, just the updates driving the future of AI.

πŸ”Ž The Latest on the AI Frontier:

  • OpenAI to Reveal Search Engine, Challenging Google's Dominance πŸ”

  • AI and Wind Power: A Match Made in Energy Heaven? πŸƒ

  • MIT's AI Consensus Game Boosts Language Model Accuracy 🎲

  • Four Key Moves for Leaders to Implement AI Responsibly πŸ€–

  • Rabbit R1 Outsmarts Ray-Ban's Meta Glasses in AI Showdown πŸ₯‡

  • Sheryl Crow's Plea to Congress: Protect Artists from AI Exploitation 🎡

πŸ” OpenAI plans to announce an AI-powered search engine on May 13, one day before Google's anticipated Gemini AI reveal at Google I/O 2024, according to Reuters. Read More

  • OpenAI is reportedly developing a web search feature for ChatGPT that will deliver sources alongside its results, currently limited to paying GPT-4 subscribers.

  • The surprise announcement mirrors Google's launch of Bard (now Gemini AI) on February 6, 2023, just before Microsoft's planned integration of ChatGPT with Bing on February 7, 2023.

  • Researchers estimate that the generative AI industry will be worth $1.3 trillion by 2032, with Perplexity AI, a startup focusing on search engines and targeting Google, currently valued at $1 billion.

πŸƒ Data centers used for AI training and offshore wind farms could be a great match, as AI's growing energy demands align with wind power's strengths. Read More

  • AI is projected to use 10 times as much electricity by 2026 compared to 2023, and data centers for training AI models are more energy-intensive than traditional data centers.

  • AI data centers are flexible with energy use and location, allowing them to utilize surplus wind energy and potentially be located subsea for more efficient cooling.

  • Tech giants like Microsoft and Google, heavily investing in AI, have made major renewable energy purchase agreements recently, providing a boost to the offshore wind industry facing economic challenges.

🎲 MIT researchers developed a "consensus game" where an LLM's generator and discriminator components play against each other, converging to a Nash equilibrium that improves the model's accuracy and consistency. Read More

  • Over many iterations, the generator and discriminator earn points for agreeing on correct/incorrect answers to questions while staying close to their initial belief probabilities.

  • Game theory has broad potential to make LLMs more strategic in real-world tasks like writing rebuttals or negotiating, complementing work on having LLMs directly play complex games.

  • Researchers see the game theoretic approaches to enhancing LLMs - via self-play or interactions with humans/other models - converging in the near future to significantly boost language model performance.

πŸ€– Leaders should take four key actions to ensure responsible AI practices are integrated into operations: translate principles into practical guidance, integrate ethics into AI development, calibrate AI for real-world relevance, and proliferate learnings. Read More

  • Translating abstract AI ethics principles into actionable guidelines helps align compliance and digital teams. Open dialog on ethical complexities is also crucial.

  • Integrating ethical considerations proactively into AI development, building on existing data governance and privacy processes, prevents post-deployment issues. Adapting frameworks for operational relevance and providing ongoing support are key.

  • Calibrating AI solutions requires continuous monitoring and adjustment for real-world changes, sustaining momentum by positioning responsible AI as a value driver and leveraging external partnerships.

  • Proliferating responsible AI practices organization-wide can be achieved by prioritizing training for high-impact roles and providing scaling toolkits to help teams implement and customize responsible AI.

πŸ₯‡ The Rabbit R1 beats the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses in an AI face-off, despite lacking texting, calling and photo/video capture capabilities. Read More

  • The Rabbit R1 excels at object identification using its "Vision" feature, providing more detailed and accurate insights compared to Meta AI.

  • Both struggle with certain tasks like answering questions about upcoming events, indicating neither AI is fully ready for primetime yet.

  • The Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses offer a more convenient wearable design and can make calls, send texts, and capture photos/videos hands-free.

🎡 Sheryl Crow calls on Congress to "act now" to protect artists from AI manipulation of their likenesses, voice, and work. Read More

  • Crow wrote a guest column in The Hollywood Reporter, saying she is worried about the "deception" of AI in music more than lost compensation.

  • Her fears about AI bringing back deceased artists for others' gain inspired her to write an album called "Evolution" with lyrics about the human experience.

  • Crow hopes AI will solve global problems but wants to see legal action, noting recent laws in Tennessee and an open letter she signed with 200+ artists to tech companies.

That's a wrap for today's AI news! Stay tuned for more updates, and remember, with AI's rapid evolution, the future is not just about technologyβ€”it's about how we adapt and innovate. Until next time! πŸš€πŸ’‘

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