Practical AI: Machine Learning, Data Science, LLM

Gemini vs OpenAI

Feb 14, 2024

43:31

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Discussion on Gemini vs OpenAI. FCC's decision to ban AI voices in robocalls. Experimentation with AI-driven conversational analytics. Analyzing data with generative AI models. Reflections on using models in schools. Supporting teachers with prompt engineering guide.

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The FCC banned the use of AI voices in robocalls to prevent misinformation and misrepresentation of individuals.

Google's Gemini AI models, while promising, still need refinement to catch up with the capabilities of OpenAI's Chat GPT models, but offer multimodal functionality for various applications.

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FCC ruling on AI voices in robo calls

The FCC made a ruling about AI voices in robo calls, following an incident where an AI voice clone of President Biden was used to make robo calls. The ruling aims to ban or penalize the use of AI voices in these automated phone calls to prevent misinformation and misrepresentation of individuals.

DARE AI Prompt Engineering Guide

00:59

Analyzing Data with Generative AI Models

04:14

Introduction

3min

Unethical Use of AI Voices and FCC Ruling

21min

Experimenting with AI-driven conversational analytics

2min

Analyzing Data with Generative AI Models

12min

Reflections on using models in schools and gratitude towards teachers

2min

Supporting teachers and a resource for prompting models

3min

Google has been releasing a ton of new GenAI functionality under the name “Gemini”, and they’ve officially rebranded Bard as Gemini. We take some time to talk through Gemini compared with offerings from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, etc.

We also discuss the recent FCC decision to ban the use of AI voices in robocalls and what the decision might mean for government involvement in AI in 2024.

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