Intel announces new AI chip for generative AI applications to run directly on devices. UK's controversial decision to invite China to upcoming AI Summit. Importance of including all major AI powers, including China, in AI safety discussions.

Google Bard receives a major update with deep integration with Google Workspace apps. OpenAI is racing to release a multimodal model of GPT-4, aiming to beat Google. Microsoft AI researchers accidentally expose 38 terabytes of private data.

A study shows that consultants using generative AI produce better results more quickly. Many large companies are hesitant to fully embrace AI due to concerns around bias. Gen Z is the generation most likely to trust AI. Finance professionals worry about AI replacing them. AI has the potential to transform productivity and improve consultants' performance.

A study comparing GPT-4's creativity showed it outperforms humans in a divergent thinking test. However, the best human ideas still matched or exceeded the chatbot's. The podcast discusses the concept of multimodality in AI and introduces next GPT, an any to any multimodal language model. It also mentions advancements in digital smell and a retinal image model for health diagnosis and development.

The podcast discusses the challenges of whether the government is equipped to handle the implications of AI. They explore the need to mitigate AI's risk of extinction, the tech-media battle, and OpenAI's desire for government involvement in AI policy.

Google is reportedly testing Gemini AI software with external partners, suggesting a launch is imminent. The podcast also discusses recent developments and fundraising in the AI market, AI adoption in marketing, challenges faced by Hollywood due to strikes, the future of the music and gaming industries with AI integration, and a comparison between Google's Gemini AI and OpenAI's GPT-4.

Senator Chuck Schumer hosted an AI Summit with tech CEOs to discuss regulating AI. The podcast explores the challenges and tensions around AI policy, the profitability of technology leaders, investments in AI, and the issue of trust in Congress.

Apple's AI strategy is revealed through the incorporation of AI in the recent iPhone event and the development of conversational AI. Salesforce's AI strategy, enterprise AI software trends, and AI in marketing are also discussed. Additionally, there is exploration of the potential rise of AI-related marketing in Los Angeles and a closed-door summit organized by Senator Chuck Schumer. The podcast concludes with a focus on Apple's evolving approach to AI, the importance of their new A17 pro chip and neural engine, and an invitation to join the AI Breakers Discord channel for further discussion.

The podcast explores the Open Interpreter project, Tesla's AI advancements, AI developments in Washington, and class action lawsuits against OpenAI. They discuss the applications of Open Interpreter, such as reducing file size and manipulating YouTube clips. The podcast also delves into using Open Interpreter to make an audio book and the potential of AI-powered tools.

Meta is developing a GPT-4 competitor and plans to release it open source. ChatGPT is shown to be more creative than MBA students. Half of Americans believe AI will negatively impact US presidential elections. Perspectives on AI in game development and potential for modern AI in gaming. Americans' concerns about AI and the challenges of regulating it. The impact of generative AI tools on elections and the debate surrounding AI regulation advocates.