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🗞 OpenAI Reveals ChatGPT's Inner Workings for Better Control 🔍
Key AI Developments from the Last 24 Hours
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🔎 The Latest on the AI Frontier:
OpenAI Reveals ChatGPT's Inner Workings for Better Control 🔍
Elon Musk's xAI Chooses Location for World's Largest Supercomputer 🌆
Humane's AI Pin Struggles, Seeks Buyer After Lukewarm Launch 📌
Apple's AI Push Sparked by Federighi's Experience with GitHub Copilot 🍎
Apple to Unveil "Apple Intelligence" for Smart On-Device and Cloud AI 🧠
Anti-AI App Cara Gains 600k Users as Artists Reject Unethical Platforms 🎨
DuckDuckGo Offers Private Access to ChatGPT and Other AI Chatbots 🦆
Lack of AI Skills May Lead to Lower Salaries and Fewer Opportunities 📉
🔍 OpenAI offers a peek inside the guts of ChatGPT, releasing a research paper on a method for reverse engineering the workings of AI models. Read More
The research, co-authored by former OpenAI employees Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike, outlines a technique to identify patterns that represent specific concepts inside GPT-4, one of OpenAI's largest AI models.
Knowing how a model represents certain concepts could be a step toward dialing down those associated with unwanted behavior and tuning an AI system to favor certain topics or ideas.
While the method needs refinement, OpenAI researchers hope it will lead to practical ways to control AI models and increase trust in powerful AI by providing assurances about their behavior.
🌆 Elon Musk's xAI selects Memphis for its site to create the world's largest supercomputer called the "Gigafactory of Compute". Read More
The Greater Memphis Chamber revealed that Memphis had landed the planned project, which will be the largest capital investment by a new-to-market company in the city's history.
xAI expects to create high-quality jobs upon completion of Phase 1, with opportunities for more substantial investment in future phases.
Politicians like House Democrat Rep. Steve Cohen and GOP Rep. David Kustoff lauded the news about Musk's AI company, which has been operating since July 2023 and recently disclosed a $6 billion Series B funding haul.
📌 Humane, the AI hardware startup behind the AI Pin, is in talks with HP and telecom companies to sell itself after the device's lukewarm debut. Read More
The AI Pin, worn on the lapel and designed to replace smartphones, was met with a tepid reception from reviewers who called it untrustworthy and not very useful.
Humane has hired investment bank Tidal Partners to advise on a potential deal, with the company currently in talks with HP and more than one telecom company.
Despite raising over $200 million from backers like Microsoft, LG's venture arm, Tiger Global, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, Humane is seeking a buyer after the AI Pin's disappointing launch.
🍎 Apple's push into AI allegedly happened after software chief Craig Federighi tried Microsoft's GitHub Copilot coding tool in December 2022. Read More
After testing Copilot, which uses OpenAI technology to help programmers write, troubleshoot, and translate code, Federighi became an AI "convert" and tasked engineering employees with creating new ways to integrate AI features into Apple's apps.
Apple accelerated development on internal generative AI, even recruiting some former Apple Car employees, but is also expected to rely on external partnerships with OpenAI and Google.
Rumors suggest that iOS 18 will incorporate AI into key apps like Messages, Mail, and Photos, while Siri will be overhauled with generative AI to become smarter and more capable.
🧠 Apple is set to unveil "Apple Intelligence," a new AI system for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that will automatically choose between on-device and cloud-powered AI. Read More
Apple Intelligence will provide AI-powered summarizations, reply suggestions, and an overhaul for Siri, focusing on features with "broad appeal" rather than image or video generation.
The system will use Apple's own technology and tools from OpenAI, with an algorithm determining whether tasks can be processed on-device or require cloud processing.
To address security concerns, Apple won't build profiles based on user data and will make the AI capabilities opt-in, with device requirements likely tied to the M1 chip or later for iPad and Mac, and potentially limited to iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 16 models.
🎨 Anti-AI app Cara skyrockets from 40k to 650k users in a week as artists flee platforms enabling unethical use of their work. Read More
Cara filters out generative AI images, making it easier for people to find creatives and artwork created by humans while removing some of the ethical issues tied to AI policies on other platforms.
The site's stance is that it doesn't agree with generative AI tools in their current unethical form and will not host AI-generated work, aiming to bridge the gap and build a platform enjoyable for creatives.
Despite still being in beta, Cara has climbed to the top of the App Store charts, encouraging 650,000 people to download it so far.
🦆 DuckDuckGo announces free, private access to ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI chatbots through its new AI Chat feature, addressing privacy concerns. Read More
DuckDuckGo AI Chat will allow users to access GPT 3.5 Turbo, Claude 3 Haiku, Meta Llama 3, and Mixtral 8x7B anonymously, with plans to add more models in the future.
The company anonymizes chats by removing users' IP addresses and replacing them with DuckDuckGo's, ensuring model providers can't tie chats back to individuals.
While AI Chat is free, it has an undisclosed daily usage limit to prevent misuse, and DuckDuckGo is considering a paid version with higher limits and access to more sophisticated AI models.
📉 Jobseekers without AI knowledge can expect lower salaries and fewer roles in the future, as big tech companies and corporations across sectors focus heavily on AI. Read More
Janco Associates' mid-year salary survey added two senior AI-specific titles, while removing supervisor word processing/data entry and data entry operator positions due to automation.
Demand remains highest for professionals supporting AI, security, blockchain, and ecommerce, with the AI talent war driving salaries higher, but overall IT salary bumps were just 3.28% in 2023.
To stay competitive, professionals across all industries must recognize the importance of AI and related skills, as job posts related to generative AI have increased 75 times between April 2022 and April 2024, according to Indeed.
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