STORY: From the bots that are boosting Apple to why OpenAI has secret strawberries, brought to you by AI Weekly.
Apple shares hit an all-time high after Morgan Stanley gave the company a “top pick” rating.
Analysts at the bank say the tech giant's new AI products could drive a surge in mobile phone purchases.
Most current iPhones cannot use this technology and will need to be upgraded.
OpenAI may have an interesting secret.
Reuters sources said the project, codenamed “Strawberry,” is in the works.
Details are being kept top secret even within the company, but it is thought to promise far more advanced reasoning capabilities than current models.
Bots help South Korean shoppers choose makeup products.
Cosmetics company Amorepacific has developed an AI system that can analyze skin and create custom products on the spot.
The company says this means shoppers will have a much wider range of color options.
Microsoft has relinquished its observer status on OpenAI's board of directors.
The move is aimed at addressing concerns about the extent of regulators' control over ChatGPT makers.
But Reuters sources said U.S. regulators still intend to pursue an antitrust investigation.
And smart glasses may finally become popular.
A new version of Ray-Ban, powered by Meta's AI technology, sold more glasses in a few months than the first version had in two years.
The announcement was made by eyewear parent company Essilor-Luxottica.
Users can live stream directly from the glasses, which also display information about what they see.
