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Generative AI News - 03/03/2024

Here are some of the latest news highlights related to Generative AI from this week:

  1. Venus Williams and Brain.ai: Tennis legend Venus Williams has ventured into interior design with Brain.ai, a new generative AI-powered platform1. It’s fascinating to see how generative AI is being integrated into various domains beyond smartphones.

  2. Google’s Gemini AI Controversy: Google’s chatbot, Gemini, faced controversy due to its image generator mistakenly placing people of colour in Nazi-era uniforms. This incident highlights the importance of responsible AI development2.

  3. Apple’s Focus on GenAI: Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company will “break new ground” in generative AI this year2. Keep an eye out for exciting developments from Apple.

  4. Morph Studio for Filmmaking: Morph Studio introduces an AI filmmaking platform that allows weaving Stability AI-generated video clips into movies2. A creative application of generative AI!

  5. Adobe’s Project Music: Adobe unveiled Project Music, its own spin on GenAI-powered music editing and creation tools2. Musicians and creators can explore new possibilities.

  6. StarCoder 2 for Code Generation: StarCoder 2, an AI that runs on most GPUs, generates code efficiently. Developers are increasingly adopting AI-powered code generators2.

  7. SambaNova’s Generative AI Models: SambaNova, an AI chip startup, released generative AI models tailored for enterprise customers2. Competition in this space is heating up.

  8. OpenAI’s Sora and Diffusion Transformers: OpenAI’s Sora, which generates videos and interactive 3D environments, showcases cutting-edge GenAI using diffusion transformers2.

  9. AI and Voting Questions: A study found that major AI services struggle to address questions about voting and elections. Trusting AI models completely remains a challenge2.

  10. Writer’s Text Generation from Images: Writer’s latest models can generate text from images, including charts and graphs2. Practical applications continue to emerge.

Remember, these are just glimpses of the exciting developments in the world of generative AI! 🌟

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