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Time Magazine's AI Partnership: OpenAI Gains Access to Century of Archives 📚

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.

🔎 The Latest on the AI Frontier:

  • Time Magazine's AI Partnership: OpenAI Gains Access to Century of Archives 📚

  • Sam Altman's Vision: AI's Transformative Impact on Society's Future 🔮

  • AlphaFold2's Breakthrough: Revolutionizing Protein Structure Prediction 🧬

  • Google's Gemini 1.5 Flash: Outpacing ChatGPT with Enhanced Speed and Accuracy 🚀

  • SoftBank's AI Bet: Investing in Perplexity's Next-Gen Search Technology 💡

  • Altman's Surprise Appearance: Inspiring an Indian AI Startup 🌟

  • AI in Sports Broadcasting: Al Michaels' Voice to Narrate Olympic Highlights 🏅

📰 Time magazine strikes licensing deal with OpenAI for content and archives. Link

  • The multiyear partnership gives OpenAI access to Time's 101-year archive and real-time content to train AI models and use in products like ChatGPT.

  • OpenAI will cite Time and link back to original articles when using the content in responses to user queries.

  • Time gains access to OpenAI's technology to develop new products, as part of its efforts to expand reach to younger, more diverse audiences globally.

🤖 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discusses future of AI tools at Aspen Ideas Festival. Link

  • Altman believes AI will shape the future by empowering individuals, comparing its impact to agriculture or industrial machines.

  • He acknowledged concerns about AI misuse like deepfakes, calling such capabilities "inevitable" as the technology advances.

  • Altman views AI development as a gradual evolution rather than a race, emphasizing the need to "get this right" given the high stakes.

🧬 AI revolutionizes protein structure prediction, accelerating research. Link

  • Google's AlphaFold2 AI solved the protein folding problem in 2020, predicting 3D protein structures with over 90% accuracy.

  • While transformative for structural biology, AlphaFold2 has limitations and doesn't replace experimental methods, instead complementing and accelerating research.

  • The field is now evolving towards predicting protein complexes, designing novel proteins, and modeling cellular environments, with new AI tools like AlphaFold3 emerging.

🚀 Google claims that Gemini 1.5 Flash has 20% speed advantage over latest ChatGPT. Link

  • Gemini 1.5 Flash can process 1 hour of video, 11 hours of audio, or 700,000+ words in a single query, analyzing a 14-minute video in just 1 minute.

  • New "grounding" features improve factuality and reduce hallucinations, with answers linked to sources and given trustworthiness scores.

  • Enterprise adoption is growing, with UberEats, Moody's, and Shutterstock among customers leveraging Google's AI suite for decision-making and analysis.

🔍 SoftBank invests in AI startup Perplexity at $3 billion valuation, betting on next-gen search. Link

  • SoftBank's Vision Fund 2 is investing $10-20 million as part of a larger $250 million funding round for Perplexity AI.

  • Perplexity aims to compete with Google search by providing real-time information and answers in text format instead of links.

  • The investment aligns with SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son's vision to realize "artificial super intelligence" thousands of times smarter than humans.

👀 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman logged into Bengaluru startup SuperKalam's Slack workspace. Link

  • SuperKalam CEO Vimal Singh Rathore revealed Altman's presence, saying it motivates him to work harder.

  • The AI education startup leverages OpenAI's GPT models and has worked with the OpenAI team since early days.

  • Rathore, a Y Combinator alum, previously met Altman during his India trip in 2023 and at Y Combinator events.

🏅 AI Al Michaels to narrate daily Olympics highlights on Peacock. Link

  • Legendary broadcaster Al Michaels' AI-generated voice will narrate "Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peacock" during the upcoming Olympics.

  • Michaels was impressed by the AI technology, describing it as "almost 2% off perfect" and "a little bit frightening."

  • This development signals the growing influence of AI in broadcasting, potentially impacting the future of live sports commentary.

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