AI Weekly
Microsoft launched AutoGen, OpenAI is reportedly considering building their own chip, and a new report shows that 10% of chatbot conversations are NSFW
Amazon shakes up LLMOps and commits $4B to Anthropic, Sam Altman and Jony Ive meet to create an AI-first consumer device, and Anthropic, and OpenAI integrates web browsing into ChatGPT
OpenAI releases DALL-E 3, YouTube supercharges its video creation tools, and Google's Bard allows us to generate insights from our emails and documents.
Google and Meta work on new ChatGPT competitors, Stability launches a text-to-audio diffusion model, and Databricks raises over $500M
Anthropic launches Claude Pro, Apple has reportedly built foundation models to compete with OpenAI and Stability, and Microsoft has formed a new partnership to help improve cancer identification
OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Enterprise, AI21 Labs receives $155M in fresh capital, and Meta has released a new benchmark to address model bias
Hugging Face lands new capital, OpenAI partners with Scale, and a handful of new startups are emerging to take some of NVIDIA’s marketshare
Transformers get some competition, a new startup arises out of “Attention Is All You Need,” Anthropic raises more money, and Index makes a big splash for GPUs
NVIDIA announces their new chip, Anthropic releases an updated Claude, and Google’s working with Universal to allow us to use artists’ AI voices in music creation
The big players continue to charge ahead...
Stability releases the latest version of Stable Diffusion, Amazon expands its healthcare offerings, and AI news anchors are officially here
Apple enters the game, foundation layer companies cooperate with the White House, and we might just be able to have new South Park episodes forever
