AI summary: The first week of May saw a series of breakthroughs in AI. Now that this week is over, let's take a look at the major happenings in AI, including Nvidia's announcement that it will integrate Google's Gemma model into its AI chatbot ChatRTX. In other news, a new report reveals that Apple has a secret AI lab in Europe. Learn more about this week's AI news.
- Nvidia AI chatbot supports several new AI models, including Google's Gemma
Nvidia ChatRTX chatbots previously supported Mistral or Llama 2 models. This time, we announced the integration of several new AI models, including Google's Gemma, ChatGLM3, and OpenAI's CLIP model. This enhancement allows chatbots to handle photo searches. The Verge also reports that it has also announced support for ChatGLM3, an open bilingual large-scale language model.
2. Apple reportedly has a secret AI lab in Europe
Apple is rumored to have a top-secret AI lab in Europe that is reportedly highly advanced and potentially developing groundbreaking artificial intelligence services. Luc van Gool, a professor at the Swiss Institute of Technology Zurich, said the lab is called the Vision Lab. According to a report by 9To5Google, the lab also includes two local AI startups, FaceShift and Fashwell, who are helping the company develop advanced technology.
3. Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs unveils AI-generated spokesperson
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine announced an artificial intelligence-based digital representative Victoria Shi. The press secretary is responsible for disseminating government-related information to the media.Government revealed AI representatives by sharing X mark post. The post reads: “Introducing Victoria Sea, the digital representative of the Ukrainian MFA created using AI to provide timely updates on consular affairs!” Ta.
4. Anthropic releases Claude iOS app
An AI company called Anthropic released its first Claude iOS app this week. iOS users can download the app for free from the Apple Store. The app works similarly to chatbots currently available, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Bing. For individuals, this app is free to use. However, for team purposes, a monthly subscription of $30 per user per month is required, according to the press release.
5. Adobe expands bug bounty program to build secure AI tools
Adobe announced an expansion of the Adobe Bug Bounty Program for security researchers to develop secure AI tools to report vulnerabilities in specific parts of software. This allows businesses to identify and remediate security weaknesses. Additionally, Adobe's report states that researchers who successfully discover bugs and glitches within the system will be rewarded by making the platform and the internet more secure.
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