The competition in artificial intelligence is getting fiercer. His Nvidia, the world’s most valuable chipmaker, has launched a new AI product, and Google has rolled out a new AI-powered feature called “Magic Compose” for text messaging. ChatGPT is looking at transforming the education sector and French Open tennis players. 2019 will get AI help against mean comments online. You can also check out our daily AI roundups. Let’s see.
1. Top Chip Maker Nvidia Launches New AI Products
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable chip maker, is launched. CEO Jensen Huang introduced his DGX GH200, his AI supercomputer to create a successor to ChatGPT. Early adopters are expected to be Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and Google. Nvidia partnered with his WPP to use AI and the Metaverse to reduce ad production costs. Also unveiled are Networks, his solution for boosting data center speeds, and his Nvidia ACE for Games, which uses AI to enhance video game interactions. This highlights Nvidia’s transformation into his AI-centric company.
2. Google Unveils AI-Powered ‘Magic Compose’ for Messages
Google has launched a new AI-powered feature called “Magic Compose” for text messaging. Available as a beta for his 18+ users on his Android devices in the US, it uses the AI chatbot Bard in the Messages app. Users can access it by enabling Magic Compose in the settings menu and choose from 7 styles. Messages are temporarily sent to Google servers to generate relevant suggestions, but the data is immediately discarded and is not stored or used beyond generating suggestions. Google has also expanded Google Maps Street View in India.
3. ChatGPT Revolutionizes Education with AI Features
ChatGPT, an advanced AI language model developed by OpenAI, is transforming the education sector. Its ability to understand human language, analyze data, and generate text is reshaping how individuals learn and interact with technology. Education experts are aware of ChatGPT’s potential in him and predict its impact on the future of learning. With defined rules, ChatGPT helps students practice and refine their ideas, enhancing classroom discussions. We also offer 24/7 support, providing detailed answers and support outside of regular class hours.
4. French Open Introduces AI To Respond To Defamatory Comments On Social Media
Tennis players at the French Open will be able to get help with malicious comments online. A special computer program called artificial intelligence (AI), developed by Bodyguard.ai, blocks abuse on social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram. The aim is to protect players’ feelings by eliminating racist and homophobic comments. French Open boss Amelie Mauresmo likes the idea, saying she thinks it will help players focus. Bodyguard.ai will regularly report mean comments and let the host know who is mean, but her private messages will not be touched. The plan aims to reduce the stress mentioned by players like Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka.
5. Shift5 CEO Josh Rospinoso on the Threat of Data Poisoning
Shift5 CEO Josh Lospinoso told the AP about a major threat to AI-enabled technology, it’s called data poisoning. “One way to think about data poisoning is to think of it as digital disinformation. If an adversary can create the data an AI-enabled technology sees, it can have a significant impact on how that technology operates.” said.
