Last Week in AI #135 - Google AI Subscription, ChatGPT Enterprise, Nvidia’s Q2, Consciousness, DeepFake watermark
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Sep 6, 2023 This week in AI, the conversation kicks off with Google’s new Duet AI subscription service, offering advanced features in Gmail and Docs. ChatGPT Enterprise is introduced, sparking interest amid declining user engagement. Nvidia's booming performance highlights its leadership in AI chips, while debates on AI consciousness and the ethical implications of deepfake watermarks add depth to the discussion. Plus, the burgeoning field of AI-generated music takes center stage, showcasing how innovation continues to reshape the tech landscape.
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Google's Duet AI Pricing
- Google's Duet AI competes with Microsoft Copilot, offering AI features in Workspace apps for $30/user monthly.
- This pricing strategy reflects the high computational cost of generative AI.
Quora's Poe: A Strategic Pivot?
- Quora's Poe app might be a strategic move to leverage the generative AI trend, rather than be replaced by it.
- The $20/month subscription, similar to ChatGPT Plus, suggests a focus on individual users.
Text-to-Music Apps and Copyright
- Text-to-music apps like Songburst are emerging, offering copyright-free music for creators.
- Copyright concerns, similar to those faced by OpenAI, will be a key challenge for these apps.
