As we’re being told practically every day, there’s a lot going on in AI. Much of it falls in the category of funding. But, honestly, my eyes glaze over when folks start talking venture capital and mergers and acquisitions. Blah, blah, blah. What I’m thinking is: What’s in it for me?
So, it’s not surprising that a group of designers that brought us a magical digital image maker, is now pushing out a print product, Midjourney Magazine.
As AI’s text-generating capabilities continue to improve, it seems a battle is brewing between AI and newsrooms. Major media companies, including The New York Times and NBC News, are considering measures to protect their content against AI systems.
ChatGPT is a popular AI-powered chatbot that can generate realistic and sometimes surprising conversations with users. But how has the media been reporting on this new technology?
Google announced a boatload of AI-themed updates at Google I/O, their annual developer conference that’s happening on the left coast this week.
After trying out ChatGPT-4, Bing, and Bard for a couple of months, I’ve developed some biases. While I have a soft spot for all three, I play favorites to get the best out of them.
Welcome to the latest edition of AI Insider, your source for all things artificial intelligence (AI) and generative technologies.
Yes, the byline below is correct! Since I now have access to all three, this newsletter was produced by ChatGPT, Bing, Bard, and me. ChatGPT had a meltdown and stopped working mid-sentence before it completed this issue.
