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EP 319: AI News That Matters - July 22nd, 2024

Jul 22, 2024

This week explores chaotic developments in AI, including major allegations against tech giants for using YouTube subtitles without permission. Delve into the controversial use of copyrighted materials in training AI models and its implications for journalism. Discover the launch of Eureka Labs, an innovative AI education platform. Additionally, catch up on OpenAI's new GPT-4o Mini model and the ongoing legal battles that could reshape intellectual property in the AI era. Don't miss the latest challenges and prizes for listeners!

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ANECDOTE

YouTube Subtitle Controversy

Tech giants like Apple, Anthropic, NVIDIA, and Salesforce allegedly used YouTube subtitles to train AI.
Creators like MrBeast and MKBHD, and news organizations like the New York Times, are reportedly affected.

INSIGHT

Copyright and LLMs

Large language models are trained on copyrighted material, much like search engines index web pages.
Citations are the challenge, as they disrupt the traditional revenue model for creators and news.

ANECDOTE

OpenAI vs. NYT

OpenAI requested reporter notes and interview memos from the New York Times in a copyright lawsuit.
The Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging copyright infringement; OpenAI claims prompt hacking.

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A new large language model from the industry leader.
Huge updates in AI lawsuits.
International turmoil around AI regulation.

That's just the beginning. This week was a chaotic one in AI news. What's it all mean for your biz? We got you.

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Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Use of Copyrighted Content to Train AI
2. Current State of AI Education
3. Release of OpenAI's GPT 4 o Mini
4. Launch of AI-Driven Education Platform, Eureka Labs
5. Withholding of Meta's future AI models and features by the EU

Timestamps:
03:15 Tech giants accused of illegally using YouTube subtitles.
07:00 Language model akin to a search engine.
10:35 OpenAI requests stories, affecting journalism and copyright.
11:46 Journalist pivots to AI, predicts legal implications.
17:41 AI course for building functioning web app.
18:58 Kaparthy is a leader in AI development.
22:27 Off-camera conversations reveal more significant insights.
27:29 EU announces strict EUAI Act; Meta's LAMA.
30:06 OpenAI unveils new GPT-4oMini language model.
31:56 OpenAI API facing issues, costly for developers.
38:07 Use GPT-4.0 for products, services, AI.
41:06 GPT-4 Mini leads in machine learning, AWS offers fine-tuning.
42:44 OpenAI's development lacked, developers looked elsewhere.

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