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23 October 2023

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October 23rd, 2023

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Welcome back to the latest AI News, your source for the latest news and developments in the field of artificial intelligence.

We’ve seen some big investments in AI, with Chinese tech giants Baidu and Tencent leading a $340 million investment in Zhipu AI, a domestic rival to OpenAI. We’ve also seen continued technological advancements, with OpenAI announcing that its DALL·E 3 text-to-image AI model is now available in ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise.

Considering to moving to a weekly newsletter. This is because it takes considerable time to curate and write these newsletters, and I want to ensure that I am providing you with the highest quality content possible.

If we do move to a weekly format, we will continue to cover the most important AI news stories of the week, as well as provide our readers with in-depth analysis and commentary on the latest developments in the field of AI.

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DALL·E 3 is now available in ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise (OpenAI Blog)

OpenAI has announced that DALL·E 3, its powerful text-to-image AI model, is now available to ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise subscribers.
This means that users of these tiers can now generate realistic images from text descriptions, even if they have no prior experience with AI or coding.
DALL·E 3 has the potential to revolutionize the way we create and consume content, from social media posts to product designs.

Meet LLEMMA, the math-focused open source AI that outperforms rivals (VentureBeat)

LLEMMA is a new open source AI model that has been shown to outperform other math-focused models on a variety of benchmarks.
LLEMMA was developed by researchers at the University of Washington and Google AI.
The researchers believe that LLEMMA has the potential to revolutionize the way we teach and learn math.

China’s tech titans race to invest $340M in OpenAI challenger (TechCrunch)

Chinese tech giants Baidu and Tencent are reportedly leading a $340 million investment in Zhipu AI, a domestic rival to OpenAI.
The investment is seen as a sign of China’s growing ambitions in the field of AI.
Zhipu AI is developing a range of AI technologies, including large language models, computer vision, and robotics.

Other AI News

Here are some other additional AI news stories from this week:

Universal Music sues AI company Anthropic for distributing song lyrics (The Verge)

Universal Music Group is suing AI company Anthropic for copyright infringement, alleging that Anthropic has been distributing copyrighted song lyrics without permission.
Anthropic is developing a large language model called InstructGPT, which can generate text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content, and answer your questions in an informative way.
The lawsuit highlights the growing tensions between the music industry and the AI community over the use of copyrighted material in AI models.

Bing, Bard, and ChatGPT: How AI is rewriting the internet (The Verge)

AI is rapidly transforming the internet, with new AI-powered tools and applications emerging all the time.
One of the most exciting areas of AI development is conversational AI, which is enabling the development of new types of chatbots that can hold natural and engaging conversations with humans.
Bing, Bard, and ChatGPT are all examples of new AI-powered chatbots that are rewriting the way we interact with the internet.

Midjourney Releases Huge New AI Art Feature (Forbes)

AI art startup Midjourney has released a new feature that allows users to generate high-resolution images with up to 1024×1024 pixels.
This new feature is a significant improvement over the previous version, which could only generate images with up to 256×256 pixels.
The new feature is expected to make Midjourney even more popular among artists and designers.

Music publishers sue Amazon-backed AI company over song lyrics (The Guardian)

A group of music publishers has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, an AI company backed by Amazon, alleging that Anthropic has been using copyrighted song lyrics in its AI models without permission.
The lawsuit is similar to the one filed by Universal Music Group against Anthropic last week.
The lawsuits highlight the growing legal challenges surrounding the use of copyrighted material in AI models.

How to build a secure foundation for American leadership in AI (Google AI Blog)

In a blog post, Google AI researchers outlined a number of steps that the United States government can take to build a secure foundation for American leadership in AI.
The recommendations include investing in basic AI research, supporting the development of AI standards, and promoting international collaboration on AI.
The researchers argue that these steps are essential to ensure that the United States remains a leader in the global AI race.

While tech companies play with OpenAI’s API, this startup believes small, in-house AI models will win (TechCrunch)

ZenML is a startup that is developing a platform to help companies build and manage their own AI models.
ZenML argues that small, in-house AI models are more secure and cost-effective than using large language models like ChatGPT and DALL·E 3.

NVIDIA Expands Robotics Platform to Meet the Rise of Generative AI (NVIDIA Blog)

NVIDIA has announced a number of new features for its Metropolis robotics platform, which is designed to help developers build and deploy AI-powered robots.
The new features include support for generative AI models like DALL·E 3, which can be used to generate new data

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