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Learn about Google's new subscription-only AI chatbot, Gemini Advanced, and how it compares to OpenAI's GPT-4 model. Discover how to get started with the new chatbot.

Adam Selipsky, CEO of Amazon’s AWS, compares generative AI hype to the dotcom bubble. They discuss the challenges of deploying generative AI, algorithmic bias, and copyright disputes. They also touch on competition in the cloud business, investments in AI companies, and regulatory challenges in generative AI.

LinkedIn's AI chatbot assists job seekers in finding their next job, offering tailored advice on job openings and profiles. The podcast discusses the challenges of job seeking in the tech industry and how AI can help match skills to potential jobs.

Meta plans to label AI-generated images on social media as artificial, but only those made with cooperating companies. Meta's oversight board also recommends expanding rules for manipulated media beyond AI-generated content.

Customers of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX are suing for fair recovery with claims that the proposed plan does not reflect the full scope of the firm's obligation. The bankruptcy of FTX cryptocurrency exchange and the uncertainty surrounding customer compensation are discussed, including dissatisfaction with claims valuation and potential complications of distributing repayments.

In 2023, Google and other tech giants halted major acquisitions due to rising interest rates and antitrust pressure. They focused instead on cost-cutting measures and investment in generative AI technologies.

The podcast discusses the hiring of more trust and safety staff at X after employees responsible for content moderation were fired. It highlights concerns about the lack of moderation and trust and safety measures on X, including the impact of deep cuts made to the teams after Elon Musk's ownership. The inadequacy of moderation and lack of age verification on X are also discussed, with emphasis on the need for better safety measures.

Google's responsible AI team faces uncertainty after the departure of its leader, raising questions about Google's commitment to AI responsibility. The team has been divided into two groups, and there are concerns about a shift in focus towards protecting Google instead of consumers.

US lawmakers demand DOJ to stop funding 'predictive' police tools due to concerns about discriminatory policing practices.

Biden administration uses Defense Production Act to make tech giants inform US government about new AI projects; OpenAI's language models development and safety testing to be shared with US government under Defense Production Act.