The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis U.S. Gov't Grants Intel $8.5B for AI Chip Production
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Mar 21, 2024 Intel has secured a groundbreaking deal with the U.S. government for $8.5 billion in funding, aimed at revitalizing domestic semiconductor production. This move underscores the geopolitical significance of chips in the AI landscape. Meanwhile, a surprising survey reveals that many Americans believe AI could potentially create better films and TV shows than current human efforts. Additionally, the struggle to differentiate between human and AI-generated content continues to escalate, pushing smaller startups to navigate a competitive market.
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AI in Entertainment
- Many Americans believe AI can create better movies and TV shows than humans.
- Younger generations show increased interest, with a third of millennials believing in AI's potential.
Anthropic, Accenture, and AWS Partnership
- Anthropic partners with Accenture and AWS to train 1,400 Accenture engineers.
- These engineers will specialize in using Anthropic’s models on AWS, indicating the growing importance of AI in enterprise solutions.
AI Power Law
- AI advancement favors established players due to high resource requirements for training foundation models.
- Existing giants also have pre-built trust relationships with enterprises handling sensitive data.