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š„Appleās AI system beats GPT-4
ALSO: Musicians sign a letter to AI music
š„Appleās AI system beats GPT-4
ALSO: Musicians sign a letter to AI music

Estimated Read Time: 6 minutes
Apple just hinted how Siri will work in IOS 18 while the music industry takes a stand against AI. Thereās no stopping it though, AI is coming after music, video, and images all the same.

Appleās AI can see your screen.
New York will use crappy AI to detect guns.
Yahoo acquires a company from the Instagram founders.
You can edit DALL-E 3 images now!
The music industry makes its stand.

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šAppleās AI can see and understand your screen

This is you on Apple hype.
What happened: Apple released a research paper revealing their new system, ReALM. The system enhances voice assistants by understanding whatās on your screen.
The details:
ReALM beats GPT-4 at in tests when used on an AI model with the system.
The system is smart enough to understand the context of your conversation by looking at your screen.
ReALM will likely be included in IOS 18 as part of Siriās new functionality.
It works by turning everything on your screen into text that the AI can read (pretty smart).
The tech promises to help AI become more conversational and natural.
Apple fans are a cult. Prove me wrong.
Why it matters: This will likely be part of Siri in IOS 18, and itāll hopefully help AI be less dumb. Most often AI gives wrong answers because of restrictions and lack of context/specificity. This helps the latter. Although thereās a lot of productivity bonuses this tech can create in the future. The Apple cult fans have a lot to look forward to!

As of 04.02.2024 market close.
Company | Ticker | Closing Price | Change | After Hours |
---|---|---|---|---|
Amazon.com, Inc. | AMZN | $179.83 | +0.86% | $179.94 |
Tesla, Inc. | TSLA | $179.83 | +1.22% | $180.40 |
Meta Platforms, Inc. | META | $493.86 | -0.41% | $493.33 |
Alphabet Inc. (Google) | GOOGL | $150.87 | +0.13% | $150.54 |
Apple Inc. | AAPL | $173.31 | +2.12% | $172.90 |
Microsoft Corporation | MSFT | $421.43 | -0.05% | $421.23 |

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Is that thing even safe?
New York will soon use AI to detect guns at subway boarding stations. And the tech is already undergoing testing⦠to unimpressive results. In the 2022 pilot they barely worked. In the seven months that the Evolv scanners were active, 50,000 of the 194,000 scans resulted in a positive alarm ā 85 percent of which were false positives. The few true positives were usually police officers. Hopefully the tech advances. Detecting unauthorized weapons and bombs is a good thing and this tech could save lives.
A museum uses AI to let you speak with virtual WW2 soldiers. The āVoices from the Frontā exhibit at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans uses AI voice technology to allow audible conversations with WW2 soldiers. Imagine what else this could be used for.
ChatGPT no longer requires a login to use⦠but without a login you cannot save conversations and youāll have stricter content policies. OpenAI had a pretty vague answer for how theyād stop users from abusing the AI (as an account holder could get banned). Letās be honest, theyāve got no idea what people will subject this AI to now.
Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, has been knighted in the U.K. for his contributions to artificial intelligence. I didnāt know they still did this. Heās made huge contributions to AI development under Googleās DeepMind project.

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š°Yahoo acquires an AI news app from the Instagram co-founders

Artifact
What happened: Yahoo is acquiring Artifact, an AI news app from the founders of Instagram. The acquisition promises to use AI to curate news content the viewer wishes to see.
The details:
Artifact released a post stating they were shutting down in search for a bigger impact elsewhere. Yahoo called shortly after.
Artifact's tech for categorizing and curating content will be integrated into Yahoo News and possibly other features.
Artifact's app will be discontinued as their (electronic) soul will live on in Yahoo.
Artifactās creators wonāt join Yahoo but will be special advisors.
Why it matters: Another day. Another AI acquisition. While AI in news curation is an interesting future, itās something weāve dealt with for a while. Youtube, Instagram, and every social platform uses AI to feed you content. Letās see if Yahoo does something new with the tech.

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š ļøYou can edit images directly in DALL-E 3 now

Though I didnāt bother editing this image.
What happened: You can now edit DALL-E 3 images right in the program.
Keep these things in mind:
This is only for desktop users (right now).
You must download your expanded images before leaving, or else theyāll be lost.
Your browser may experience lag while downloading.
You obviously need access to DALL-E 3, which requires a paid subscription.
Each time you hit āgenerateā itāll deduct one credit from your balance.
How to:
Create an image with DALL-E 3.
Left click the image. Itāll enlarge the screen.
Click the āeditā button in the top right corner.

The paperclip is the edit button.
From here you click to āpaintā over the areas you want to edit.
When youāre done selecting, go to the chatbox at the bottom right and tell DALL-E what you want.
Example: Letās change this robotās arm.

Selecting his arm.
Now letās DALL-E, āchange the robotās left arm.ā

Those are the basics! You can selectively choose what is edited adn changed. Also you can ask for different output images, like PNG or JPEG formats. Give it a test š

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š¤©Music celebrities team up against AI

Source: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images
A group of 200 power-packed musicians have signed a letter against AI making copyrighted music without permission. The petition comes as the music industry worries over AI generated music that uses real music as training data. Note: This doesnāt carry legal power (until an inevitable lawsuit).
The details:
The 200 musicians include Nicki Minaj, Billie Eilish, Imagine Dragons, the Bob Marley estate, and Katy Perry just to name a few.
The letter asks for greater protection of artistās music, voices, and likenesses.
It goes beyond copyright protection and asks for greater protection from AI period from infringing upon human creativity and musicianās livelihoods.
Book authors have also signed a letter addressed to OpenAI.
Why this matters: Let me be honest⦠this wonāt change anything. AI generated books, art, music, etc are here to stay. Same with deepfakes (to some extent) as they could fall under parody laws. Itās sad to see art as the first thing weāve automated away, but itās the reality of the situation. Prepare to hear this story again, from the movie industry, when Sora releases later this year.

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