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21 snips
Aug 18, 2023 • 1h 28min

#133 - ChatGPT multi-document chat, CoreWeave raises $2.3B, AudioCraft, ToolLLM, Autonomous Warfare

Discover the exciting updates in AI, including ChatGPT's new multi-document chat feature and Tinder's innovative use of AI for profile photos. CoreWeave's massive $2.3 billion funding highlights the ongoing GPU shortage in Silicon Valley. Dive into Alibaba's open-source AI initiatives and the advancements of AudioCraft, a generative music tool. Plus, hear about the chilling reality of AI scams, showcased through a shocking fake kidnapping story that reveals how AI can manipulate perceptions.
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26 snips
Aug 8, 2023 • 1h 45min

#132 - FraudGPT, Apple GPT, unlimited jailbreaks, RT-2, Frontier Model Forum, PhotoGuard

Recent discussions highlight the emergence of FraudGPT, a tool designed for sophisticated attacks, raising concerns about AI misuse. Apple's push into generative AI is making waves as it tests Apple GPT to compete with leaders like OpenAI. Innovations in healthcare with AWS HealthScribe are revolutionizing doctor visits, while Wayfair’s AI tool lets users design their living rooms seamlessly. Additionally, the creation of PhotoGuard aims to protect images from AI manipulation, underscoring the race for ethical AI advancements.
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51 snips
Aug 1, 2023 • 1h 52min

#131 - ChatGPT+ instructions, Microsoft reveals pricing for AI, is ChatGPT getting worse over time?

Dive into the latest advancements in AI, from ChatGPT Plus's custom instructions to GitHub's Copilot Chat going public. Microsoft reveals new AI subscription pricing that's making waves, while Elon Musk entices top researchers with hefty promises. A study stirs debate on whether ChatGPT is declining in performance over time. Exciting updates include Google Bard's launch in the EU and innovative tools in website creation—could there be too much AI-generated content? All this and more as the AI landscape rapidly evolves!
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44 snips
Jul 25, 2023 • 1h 45min

#130 - Llama 2, Elon Musk’s xAI, WormGPT, LongLLaMA, AI apocalypse, actors on strike

Jon Krohn, host of the Super Data Science Podcast and co-founder of Nebula, joins the discussion on the latest AI breakthroughs. They delve into Meta and Microsoft's Llama 2, a game-changer in AI language models. The conversation shifts to Elon Musk's ambitious X.AI and the ethical dilemmas surrounding it. They also discuss the emergence of WormGPT, a tool for cybercrime, and the fight against AI misuse in the arts with Glaze. Additionally, the growing AI job market and the impact of regulations on the tech landscape spark intriguing insights.
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33 snips
Jul 9, 2023 • 1h 13min

#129 - AI Clippy, lots of AI funding, Ernie 3.5, RoboCat, AI act, Adobe AI indemnity clause

Discover the latest in AI with real-time voice modification tools for gamers and a new Clippy app for Windows. Explore the surge in AI startup funding, even amidst economic downturns, and the challenges of junk websites filled with AI-generated content. Learn about Baidu's impressive Ernie 3.5 model and advancements in robotics. Discuss the emerging AI regulations and the controversies surrounding Adobe's Firefly tool, including copyright claims and the need for user consent. It's a thrilling dive into the fast-evolving world of artificial intelligence!
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46 snips
Jul 5, 2023 • 1h 11min

#128 - generative search, GPU black market, GPT-4’s Secret, Sam Altman’s World Tour

Google's expanding generative AI search alters how we seek information, sparking competition with Microsoft. ByteDance's $1 billion GPU acquisition highlights the desperation in China's tech market amidst geopolitical tensions. OpenAI's upcoming app store aims to transform AI solutions' accessibility. The rise of AI-generated voices in audiobooks raises ethical questions while collaborations with Hugging Face and AMD push model performance. Global dialogue on AI safety is intensifying, especially concerning crowdsourced work and the implications of deepfakes.
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58 snips
Jun 21, 2023 • 1h 43min

#127 - chatbot dating app, AI at work, RedPajama 7B, tons of research, workers most worried that A.I.

Discover a unique dating app that turns users into chatbots, reshaping modern relationships. Explore how generative AI is transforming marketing, content creation, and healthcare, with chatbots enhancing medical communication. Delve into the financial intrigue surrounding AI startups and the latest advancements in open-source language models. Amid concerns over job losses due to AI, the conversation addresses ethical challenges and the need for accountability. Finally, examine the evolving landscape of user interfaces and the balance between technology and human interaction.
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43 snips
Jun 13, 2023 • 1h 44min

#126 - few have tried ChatGPT, Baidu’s $145M AI fund, AI job culling, OpenAI grant program

Discover the surprising fact that while many Americans have heard of ChatGPT, few have tried it. Unpack Baidu's ambitious $145M AI fund aiming for AI self-reliance in China. The podcast examines the alarming trend of AI job losses, with 4,000 positions cut last month alone. Learn about innovative AI tools, from Zoom's meeting summaries to Microsoft's new generative app in India. The rapid growth of the AI market is projected to soar past $1 trillion by 2028, igniting a tech stock rally. Tune in for insights on AI's evolving role in our lives!
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9 snips
Jun 6, 2023 • 1h 37min

#125 - Nvidia tools for game devs, TikTok’s Tako, PandaGPT and Gorilla, Voyager, early warning system for AI risks

The podcast dives into the latest AI innovations reshaping gaming, like Nvidia's Avatar Cloud Engine. TikTok’s new AI chatbot, Tako, aims to personalize user experiences. It discusses worker attitudes towards AI, highlighting job security concerns and shifts in workplace dynamics. Innovations like PandaGPT are examined for their potential to reach Artificial General Intelligence. The conversation wraps with insights on AI risks and the cultural implications of AI's rapid evolution, including new developments in AI music creation.
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11 snips
May 29, 2023 • 1h 30min

#124 - AI in Windows and Photoshop, Nvidia makes $$$, DragGAN, Fake Pentagon Explosion

Recent AI advancements are taking center stage, with Microsoft integrating an AI assistant into Windows 11 and Adobe launching Firefly for Photoshop. Meanwhile, Nvidia's stock is soaring, drawing investors' attention amidst changing venture capital dynamics. On the delivery front, Amazon is enhancing logistics with AI, and autonomous vehicles are making headlines. The discussion also touches on open-source innovations and a curious incident involving a fake explosion image, raising questions about security and misinformation.

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