A selection of news about AI, new AI, and updates

June 10 - 16

AI

1. Microsoft presents AI repository

• 18 lessons on different models, their features, and how to integrate them into all systems. Build your own mini-model and gain a ton of knowledge.

2. Udio introduced a new feature

• Now the neural engine can create tracks from other songs. You can also take a fragment of an existing song and add your own lyrics to it.

3. OpenAI co-founder recorded a guide to creating your own GPT-2 from scratch

• In a 4-hour guide, Andriy Karpati explained how to create a model and optimize its training in Python.

4. Industrial companies will now also write neurons

• Claude developers have released a tool that will write the perfect promt for any task. In short, AI will write a promo for AI.

5. Whisper WebGPU AI translator

• This is a neural from OpenAI that can convert voice to text on the go, with translation! It can be used for free right in the browser.

6. A huge database of free AI tools

• Repixify is a generator of scripts, images, posts, and much more. The neurons are conveniently categorized by service and social media, making it easier than ever to work with content.

7. AI translator for programmers

• There is a neuron that can translate code from one programming language into another. A wide range of them is available on the website.

8. Mozilla releases free AI website generator

• First, the Solo neuron asks questions about content and style, and then generates a website where you can change and modify elements to suit your needs. It also includes the removal of banners from cookies and SEO optimization.

9. The industrial engineer's bible

• The best textbook on promotional products from the world's top researchers has been released. On 76 pages, the main methods and techniques of promoting are analyzed so that you can generate stunning texts, images, and music.

CONTENTS.

1. Dirty AI secrets of QuickBooks

• A former QuickBooks employee has revealed a secret: instead of AI that was supposed to automate accounting, the company employed people.
• Crowds of Filipinos were manually analyzing receipts and matching debits with credits. The service often malfunctioned because employees fell asleep on the job.

It was not AI that replaced people, but vice versa.

2. WhatsApp introduces an AI assistant for business accounts

• WhatsApp, owned by Meta, plans to create an AI assistant for business accounts and customer interaction. It is supposed to improve and automate service processes, increasing the efficiency of companies.

3. An AI detector has determined that a piece of the New Testament is 98% generated by AI

• The reason for this result is not that the Bible was written by a neural network, but because the texts generated by AI are similar to those written by humans.

How can we trust these AI detectors now?

4. Elon Musk will prohibit the use of Apple technology in his companies

• This may happen if Apple integrates ChatGPT into its products at the operating system level - the author of SpaceX and Tesla considers the approach to personal data by Open AI to be dangerous.

5. Comparison of Apple's neurons with other models showed that:

• Built-in neural networks produce results no better than the simplest models on the market (except for Gemma-2B).
• Server neural networks operate at the GPT-4o level, which is not surprising since Apple and OpenAI have announced a partnership.

6. Claude tutorial course

• A free course on working with Claude neuron has been launched, which includes 9 lessons: query structure, AI roles, error correction, and much more. Afterwards, you can hone your skills in practice.

7. Will AI replace half of jobs?

• Kai-Fu Lee, a well-known venture capitalist, confirmed that his prediction about replacing half of jobs with AI is starting to come true.

It is worth noting that he foresaw the active development of neural networks back in 2016, when little was known about them.

8. Japan teaches robots to drive old cars

• Why: to make them unmanned without modifications. An Android named Musashi feels quite confident behind the wheel.
• It fits into turns and knows the traffic rules well: it lets people pass at intersections, stops before traffic lights, etc.

9. Has the military captured OpenAI?

• Sam Altman's company has let US Army General Paul Nakasone join its board of directors and appointed him to be responsible for cybersecurity.
• The retired general is already being compared to a wolf that has been let loose among the sheep. Edward Snowden is horrified - he believes that OpenAI has betrayed every person on Earth:

They have dropped their masks: never trust OpenAI and ChatGPT. There is only one reason for appointing the NSA director to the board of directors. It is a deliberate, calculated betrayal of the rights of every person on Earth. You've been warned.... Nakasone's record would scare any anonymous person:

• he was the director of the National Security Agency
• served as the head of the US Cyber Command
• headed the Central Security Service and waged cyber warfare.

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