Gen AI News - 12/03/2024

1. Google’s Beta AI Content Rewriting Tool:

   • Google is testing an AI tool that finds and rewrites quality content. However, some critics argue that it may incentivize the production of AI-generated low-quality content¹.

2. The New York Times and OpenAI Controversy:

   • A court filing alleges that The New York Times paid someone to hack OpenAI’s products using deceptive prompts. The situation raises questions about the ethical use of AI¹.

3. Optimizing GPTs for Online Visibility:

   • Learn how to increase online visibility and click-through rates for your GPT models in the GPT Store and Google Search with six practical tips¹.

4. AI Democratizing SEO or Amplifying Incompetence?:

   • Understand what AI can realistically do for SEO and manage expectations regarding results¹.

5. Google’s “Help Me Write” AI Assistant:

   • Google has launched an AI writing assistant called “Help Me Write” for the Chrome browser. It suggests text based on website context¹.

6. Google’s Gemini: Laptop-Friendly Open Language Model:

   • Google released a powerful open model AI based on Gemini technology that is also laptop-friendly¹.

7. Gemini Business & Enterprise for Workspace Users:

   • Google introduced AI assistant Gemini for Workspace, available in two pricing tiers for business and enterprise users¹.

8. OpenAI ChatGPT Testing a Memory Feature:

   • OpenAI is testing a new memory feature for ChatGPT, aiming to improve responses and efficiency¹.

9. Google Gemini Chat Data Leak:

   • Google Gemini chat pages seemingly leaked onto the internet, raising concerns about privacy and security¹.

10. Expanding Gemini AI Across Google’s Product Suite:

    • Google brings its advanced AI system, Gemini, to consumer and enterprise products through new subscriptions and integrations¹.