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One-Minute Daily AI News 6/16/2024

Elon Musk claims Optimus robots could make Tesla a $25 trillion company — more than half the value of the S&P 500 today.[1] People struggle to tell humans apart from ChatGPT in five-minute chat conversations, tests show.[2] Meta pauses plans to tr…

Geoffrey Hinton says in the old days, AI systems would predict the next word by statistical autocomplete, but now they do so by understanding: "By forcing it to predict the next word, you force it to understand."

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Is there an actual AI software that can make good quality pictures of you using your face from other pictures?

The results are super creepy in most of the ones I've seen. But I've seen some good deepfake video, so I'm assuming there's gotta be one out there. I would love to have access to this if anyone can point in the right direction. s…

As Google Targets AI Search Ads, It Could Learn a Lot From Bing

Google and Microsoft are integrating AI into their search engines, impacting how ads are presented. Bing's AI search features have led to some ads feeling incoherent and potentially misleading. Microsoft aims to deliver relevant ads through AI-gen…

Improving Performance for Data Visualization AI Agent

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ChatGPT has caused a massive drop in demand for online digital freelancers

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Luma the new AI video generator from text (already open access to all). Wild.

https://reddit.com/link/1dgzrjj/video/wm8r2r563v6d1/player This is Luma, an AI video generator from text, you can also upload an image and create a video based on that image. Here are some more results I had using Luma: https://x.com/frangss_/sta…

One-Minute Daily AI News 6/15/2024

Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed AI Agents that can Autonomously Hack Websites and Find Zero-Day Vulnerabilities.[1] AWS debuts 2 AI certifications to give you an edge in pursuing in-demand cloud jobs.[2] Microsoft to delay lau…

Geoffrey Hinton: building self-preservation into AI systems will lead to self-interested, evolutionary-driven competition and humans will be left in the dust

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I often find myself on other subs having to refrain from commenting "AI will soon make this job disappear, so your career goals/concerns are irrelevant".

Particularly on the subs about copywriting and the subs about acting. But also generally in any sub relating to working in the entertainment or content industry. I see people talking about how hard it is to get an acting role or to get their career off…