Google plans to rule the internet with AI

Writer: theaihustle

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Happy Monday hustlers. Trying a slightly new format for the newsletter. Hope you all had an amazing weekend as we have some exciting happenings in the world of AI today.

TODAY’S EDITION

• 🌏️ Google plans to rule the internet and AI

• 💬 ChatGPT adding code interpreter for ChatGPT Plus users

• 🧠 Insights: AI may change how blind people see the world

• 👨🏼‍🎓 AI Master Class - interesting photos with Midjourney

• 🛠 Trending AI tools - editing

• 🐦 Tweet of the day - OpenAI

• 🎨 AI generated art of the day

📰 NEWS

🌏️ Google plans to rule the internet and AI

Google has recently made updates to its privacy policy, granting itself the power to gather information from the web to improve its AI models.

This new policy states that they will utilize publicly available data to train their AI models and enhance products such as Google Translate, Bard, and Cloud AI capabilities. Notably, they have refined their policy language by replacing “for language models” with “AI models'“

To keep up with this trend, social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit have implemented stricter measures to prevent other companies from scraping data for their own AI models.

As companies intensify their efforts to safeguard their data, the internet might witness reduced accessibility, leading to potential challenges in accessing information online.

More here

💬 ChatGPT adding code interpreter for ChatGPT Plus

Starting next week, all users with ChatGPT Plus subscription will have access to the Code Interpreter feature.

With Code Interpreter, ChatGPT will have the capability to execute code, allowing users to perform various tasks such as data analysis, chart creation, file editing, mathematical operations, and more. Moreover, you will also have the option to upload files and utilize them within the code execution process.

For ChatGPT Plus users, enabling Code Interpreter can be done easily through the settings menu

🧠 INSIGHTS

👁️ AI might change how blind people see the world

Chela Robles, who lost her vision, recently used Ask Envision, an AI assistant powered by OpenAI's GPT-4, to gain more visual details about the world around her.

Envision, initially developed for reading text in images, has integrated GPT-4 for image-to-text descriptions and can now summarize text in photos and answer follow-up questions.

Similarly, Be My Eyes and Microsoft's SeeingAI have adopted GPT-4 to provide enhanced services for visually impaired users. Integrating AI into these products offers significant advantages, but concerns exist about the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated information, particularly when it comes to critical decisions.

Read the full article here

👨🏼‍🎓 AI MASTER CLASS

Make your photos more interesting with Midjourney

Always fun to mess around in Midjourney to make your photos super unique and interesting.

Try this prompt:

closeup of a man with detailed street art bird facial tattoos, pop culture style mashup, bright colours, photorealistic, dynamic lighting --c 15 --weird 0 --s 1000

Result:

Let’s use this same prompt, but we will change the weird parameter to “—weird 2000”

Result:

🛠️ TRENDING AI TOOLS

Editing Tools

• Rawshorts - text to animated video technology powered by AI to create a video draft within seconds

• Papercup - faster more affordable tool to go global with your video content using AI dubbing

• GliaCloud - create videos from news content, social posts, live sports events and statistical data

🐦️ TWEET OF THE DAY

🎨 AI GENERATED ART OF THE DAY