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A mysterious GPU startup sets up in the Middle East
Plus is ethical AI data collection possible?
The AI Breakdown First Five - Friday July 28, 2023
Today on the First Five:
5. Did AI Prove This Painting Was By Raphael?
4. A Mysterious Chip Startup Sets Up In The Middle East
3. Ethical AI Data Collection Startup
2. FTC And SEC On The AI Attack
1. Doordash, Spotify, Intel All Incorporating AI
5. Did AI Prove This Painting Was By Raphael?
The de Brecy Tondo has a controversial history. The painting has been claimed by some as an Old Master original by Raphael, due to its similarities with the confirmed Raphael painting the Sistine Madonna. Others have argued that it’s a copy. The latest entrant into that battle is AI, where a model developed by art historians has said, yes, it’s a Raphael. “Pish Posh!” say others and the battle rages on.
4. A Mysterious Chip Startup Sets Up In The Middle East
One of the biggest business battles around AI is for compute resources. The Information is reporting that a group of industry heavyweights including former senior leaders from AWS, Microsoft and Meta are setting up a GPU rental startup with backing from the Kuwait royal family.
3. Ethical AI Data Collection Startup
The all-consuming maw of AI is endlessly hungry for data, but how it gets that data is a growing area of ethical concern. One nonprofit startup in India, Karya, is innovating a new model that tries to give big tech companies the data they need which lifting thousands out of poverty.
How to make AI data work more fair to people and a more effective path out of poverty? The nonprofit, Karya (a spinout from @MSFTResearch) in India, is gaining early but real traction with its creative, socially-aware, approach. Great coverage by @TIMEtime.com/6297403/india-…
— Peter Lee (@peteratmsr)
2:28 PM • Jul 27, 2023
2. FTC And SEC On The AI Attack
For anyone who has watched their engagements with Big Tech and crypto, it’s probably not a surprise that the heads of the FTC and SEC are emerging as AI antagonists, but here we are. The SEC has a new plan to prohibit Wall Street firms from using AI to recruit customers. Meanwhile, the head of the FTC is arguing that AI will supercharge scams.
FTC Chair Lina Khan says AI could "turbocharge" fraud, be used to "squash competition"
— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings)
2:17 PM • Jul 27, 2023
1. Doordash, Spotify, Intel All Incorporating AI
If you’re wondering if every company on the planet is going to announce their AI integration soon, the answer is yes, yes they are. For example:
DoorDash is testing an order-assistant chatbot
Intel is putting AI…well…everywhere
Spotify is teasing some AI features
After seeing their model threatened by AI, StackOverflow seems to be joining the party
STACK OVERFLOW JUST ANNOUNCED THEIR OWN AI!!!
OverflowAI is a tool, that will also have a VS Code plugin. The way this works, if you are on the site and ask a question, it will produce the answer for you while also citing the sources it used to produce the answer.
You can then… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Danny Thompson (@DThompsonDev)
11:55 AM • Jul 27, 2023
BONUS: More great AI video content. Is this the “Midjourney moment?”
AI can CREATE Hollywood films in a matter of seconds.
Look no further, RunwayML Gen-2 has you covered.
Here are the top 30 examples:
— KALSON. (@kalsonkalu)
12:02 PM • Jul 27, 2023
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