AI Update - Friday, November 15, 2024

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? ChatGPT can now read some of your Mac’s desktop apps

OpenAI’s ChatGPT is starting to work with other apps on your computer.

On Thursday, the startup announced the ChatGPT desktop app for macOS can now read code in a handful of developer-focused coding apps, such as VS Code, Xcode, TextEdit, Terminal, and iTerm2.

? Google launches Gemini app for iOS worldwide

On Thursday Google launched a dedicated app for its AI-powered assistant, Gemini, on iOS globally. Until now, iOS users either had to use the Google app or mobile web to chat with the AI technology.

? Apple’s AI-powered Final Cut Pro 11 is now available

It’s been 13 years since Apple released Final Cut X. That’s just over half of the video-editing software’s entire lifespan, having celebrated its 25th birthday this April. It’s several lifetimes in the world of consumer software, leading some to wonder whether the company had quietly washed its hands of the offering.

? X sues to block California anti-deepfakes bill

Per?Bloomberg, X, Elon Musk’s social media company, has sued to block California law AB 2655, which requires large online platforms to remove or label AI deepfakes related to elections.

? Sam Altman and Arianna Huffington’s Thrive AI Health assistant has a bare-bones demo

In?a splashy op-ed?in Time published this summer, Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced Thrive AI Health, a venture with the goal of building an AI-powered assistant to promote healthier lifestyles. Backed by Huffington’s mental wellness firm Thrive Global and?the OpenAI Startup Fund, Thrive AI Health would seek to build an “AI health coach” to give personalized advice on sleep, food, fitness, stress management, and “connection,” Huffington and Altman wrote.

? Mach9 is equipping infrastructure operators with better information

Clean water, safe roads, accessible broadband and electricity: These things are not a given. They depend on vast infrastructure networks that need to be constantly maintained and improved in order to function. America is failing badly on this front. In its?latest report card, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the country’s aging infrastructure a dismal C-.?