The AI-ronman 🚀

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Quick Takes ⚡

1. OpenAI's breakthrough: $2B milestone & Trillion-Dollar dreams

2. Google launches Gemini Advanced subscription with its most powerful Ultra model

3. U.S. government unites more than 200 companies in AI safety consortium

4. FCC officially declares AI-voiced robocalls illegal

5. Apple's AI model “MGIE” lets you edit by describing

6. The $349 glasses that promise multimodal “AI superpowers.”

7. OpenAI reportedly developing two AI agents to automate entire work processes

8. GPT-4 prompts work with Gemini Ultra

Deep Dive 🔍

• OpenAI's breakthrough: $2B milestone & Trillion-Dollar dreams 💰️ 
  
  OpenAI joins the tech giants with a staggering $2 billion annual revenue, aiming to double this by 2025 as demand for AI tools surges. With 92% of Fortune 500 companies on board and a user base of 100 million weekly, it's eyeing an $86 billion valuation despite its growth pains. Sam Altman announces OpenAI's ambitious plan to boost economic prowess with anywhere 5 trillion to $7 trillion investment in AI infrastructure, partnering with the UAE, SoftBank, and TSMC. Tackling AI's hunger for energy, the focus shifts to fusion energy as a game-changer.

• Google launches Gemini Advanced subscription with its most powerful Ultra model 🌟
  
  Google's Bard transforms into Gemini, unleashing the Ultra model and a feature-rich mobile app. At $19.99/month, Gemini Advanced challenges GPT-4, offering a seamless blend of voice, typing, and image interactions on mobile. With the introduction of ‘SynthID’ watermarks and a Canadian debut, Gemini sets a new standard in AI, igniting anticipation for OpenAI's next move.

• U.S. government unites more than 200 companies in AI safety consortium 🛡️
  
  The Biden Administration introduces AISIC, a powerhouse consortium with over 200 members like OpenAI and Google, focusing on generative AI safety. AISIC aims to craft critical guidelines for AI testing, watermarking, and security, underpinning President Biden's vision for a secure AI future and redefining human-computer dynamics.

• FCC officially declares AI-voiced robocalls illegal 🚫
  
  The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially banned AI-generated voices in robocall scams, reinforcing the fight against fraud under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. This decisive move addresses the risks of AI voice clones in voter suppression and scams, illustrating legal adaptability to emerging tech threats. Consumers are encouraged to report such robocalls, marking a significant step in safeguarding communication integrity.

• Apple's AI model “MGIE” lets you edit by describing! 📸🖌️
  
  Apple introduces MGIE, an AI tool that translates your words into photo edits, from basic adjustments to creative makeovers. This innovative approach allows for straightforward, language-based photo transformations, with MGIE's capabilities demonstrated on GitHub and Hugging Face, foreshadowing an AI-rich future for Apple devices.

• The $349 glasses that promise multimodal “AI superpowers.” 👓️ 
  
  Brilliant Labs presents Frame AI Glasses, blending Python programming with cutting-edge design, including a micro OLED screen and front-facing camera. With capabilities like visual recognition, instant translation and AI-driven search, these glasses redefine wearable tech. Available for preorder in trendy hues, these glasses come ready to sync with top AI services through the Noa app. Perplexity has partnered with Brilliant Labs' Frame to integrate real-time solutions into the advanced AI glasses.

• OpenAI reportedly developing two AI agents to automate entire work processes 💼
  
  OpenAI is in the process of developing two distinct AI agents: one focused on automating tasks directly on devices, such as transferring data or managing expense reports, and another dedicated to web-centric tasks, including data collection and travel bookings. These innovations are part of OpenAI's strategy to enhance ChatGPT, transforming it into a customized assistant that adapts to individual user preferences and work environments, promising a new level of efficiency and personalization in the AI field.
  
  
  

• GPT-4 prompts work with Gemini Ultra ♻️ 
  
  In a significant development reported by Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School, GPT-4 prompts have been found to work effortlessly with Google's Gemini Ultra. This synergy between the models means that complex GPT-4 prompts are directly transferable to Gemini Ultra, despite the models' varied specializations, like Gemini Ultra's enhanced explanation abilities versus GPT-4's coding strength. For prompt engineers, this means an easier shift to using more advanced AI models without drastic modifications to their established practices.

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