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In today’s newsletter:

• 🤖 Stepping into the Metaverse: AI and Meta's Grand Vision

• 💘 Bumble's AI Strategy: More Than Just Swiping Right

• 🎬 Rabbit AI: Tubi's Answer to Personalized Streaming

• 💡 Mistral 7B: The New, Affordable Frontier in Language Models

• 🚀 Amazon Expands CodeWhisperer: What the Enterprise Tier Means for Developers

• 🕸️ Google's Bard AI: Now Seeking Your Consent After the Fact

 NEWS

The Future is Now: Meta's Blows the Lid off AI and Mixed Reality

Meta is pushing the boundaries of both artificial intelligence and mixed reality, aiming to create an increasingly seamless blend of digital and physical worlds. Their annual Connect conference announced a plethora of innovations: the Meta Quest 3 mixed-reality headset, Ray-Ban smart glasses, and AI characters for social media platforms. The AI tech is driven by its new Llama 2 models and promises to revolutionize user interactions through more creative, expressive, and productive tools.

But perhaps what captivates the imagination the most is how real the virtual world can be. In a recent podcast, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Lex Fridman held an interview not in a studio but in the metaverse, a photorealistic virtual space. The level of realism was so impressive that Fridman commented on "forgetting that Zuckerberg wasn't real," highlighting Meta's potential in making virtual interactions as nuanced and expressive as real-world ones. This advance, Zuckerberg notes, is part of a 3-year roadmap, aiming for people to be "fully themselves" in the Metaverse. Take a look at the podcast below to see just how realistic it looks

For those interested in the business applications, Meta's AI Studio platform will let companies build AI chatbots optimized for e-commerce and customer service experiences. In addition, the AI assistant will have real-time Bing search integration and be available across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram, showing Meta's comprehensive approach to interconnectivity.

Whether it’s realistic virtual meetings that might soon replace Zoom or AI bots that might be your next customer service representative, Meta is betting big on a future where AI isn't just a tool but a fully integrated part of our digital lives.

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NEWS

Navigating Love in the Age of AI: Bumble's Vision for the Future

In a recent talk at the Code Conference, Whitney Wolfe Herd, the CEO of Bumble, Inc., offered a compelling vision of how artificial intelligence is already shaping and will continue to transform the online dating experience. While AI in the tech world often evokes images of virtual companions or automated customer service agents, Bumble has been quietly utilizing this advanced technology for years to improve user matching and safety features. She emphasized that their algorithms are AI-driven meticulously designed to evaluate user compatibility and relevance.

Beyond mere algorithms for matching, Bumble is enthusiastic about the potential of AI as a supercharger for love and relationships. Herd clarified that Bumble has no intention of turning romantic engagements into sci-fi affairs with virtual boyfriends or girlfriends. Instead, the focus is on addressing the real pain points in online dating—like reducing friction and stress during the search for a compatible partner. One innovative concept under consideration is an AI-powered personal matchmaker or dating coach. This virtual guru would gather intricate details about what each user values in a relationship, then cross-reference this with other digital matchmakers to find the most compatible matches. The goal is to make the tedious process of finding a compatible partner simpler and more effective, saving users from the endless cycle of swiping and chatting.

The opportunities for AI in online dating don't stop at matchmaking, according to Herd. Other future applications could include AI-driven image recognition techniques to identify common interests or even the automation of date planning—like making restaurant reservations. As a business leader, she is also mindful of the bottom line; AI integration will not only improve user experience but will also add a premium layer to Bumble's service offerings. While she didn't discuss pricing details, it's clear that this technology will elevate Bumble's position in a competitive market, echoing industry trends like Tinder's new $500-per-month premium tier.

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🎬 Rabbit AI: Tubi's Answer to Personalized Streaming

💡 Mistral 7B: The New, Affordable Frontier in Language Models

🛠 Amazon Levels Up CodeWhisperer with Enterprise Tier

🕸️ Google's Bard AI: Now Seeking Your Consent After the Fact

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