'Steve Jobs as a coach': Indian founder's AI app impresses Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma | Trending

Advances in technology continue to surprise us. Now, an artificial intelligence (AI) app created by Indian founder Shubhankar Srivastava has once again left Paytm's Vijay Shekhar Sharma in awe. This AI model has unique capabilities. It has the voice and tone of Steve Jobs to help elevate your pitch ideas.

While talking about this AI model, data scientist Alex Reibman said: Steve Jobs AI with Gemini 1.5 multimodal audio (no speech-to-text conversion at all) provides feedback in your elevator pitch. Extremely detailed breakdown – understands tone, passion, and even emotion ” And conviction. ”

At the same time, Shrivastava also posted a video explaining his work. The three-minute video shows Steve Jobs talking about a topic and offering suggestions and ideas. It also shows you how “Steve Jobs” will have a conversation with you if you ask him for suggestions. (Related article: OpenAI's Sam Altman says AI is “safe enough” after Scarlett Johansson scandal)

After the video went viral, Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma re-shared it and said, “Generative AI: Steve Jobs as Coach!”

See his post here.

This video was shared on May 21st. Since it was posted, it has received over 22,000 views. This post also has many likes and comments.

Previously, another AI model has emerged in the medical field that is said to be very useful for doctors. Researchers say the model's clear transparency makes it easy for doctors to follow the model's logic, verify its accuracy twice, and explain the results to patients. The study was published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.

Sourya Sengupta, a graduate student at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology in the US, said: “Like an X on a map, we can discover cancers and diseases at an early stage and understand how decisions are made.'' Our model would streamline that process and make it easier for both doctors and patients, where many developing countries have a shortage of doctors and long lines of patients. People are queuing up. AI could be useful in these situations.”