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🚀 OpenAI GPT store launching next week

 🤖 Intel's New AI Venture

🔍 Perplexity AI's Ascent

🚀 Launching Next Week: OpenAI's GPT Store Revolutionizes AI App Development

OpenAI is set to launch its GPT Store, a platform for custom apps based on its AI models, like GPT-4. This initiative, initially announced at OpenAI’s DevDay in November, allows developers to create and list their GPTs after compliance with new guidelines. The store concept democratizes AI app creation, enabling developers to craft GPTs for various purposes without coding experience. OpenAI’s transition from model provider to platform includes a GPT Builder tool for easy chatbot creation. The GPT Store's launch details, including potential revenue schemes, remain undisclosed, with more information expected next week. Watch the video below to learn everything about the GPT store👇️ 

🤖 Intel's New Venture: Articul8 AI Targets Enterprise GenAI Software Market

Intel is launching a new enterprise-focused GenAI software company, Articul8 AI, in collaboration with DigitalBridge. Originating from a project with Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Articul8 AI leverages Intel's hardware and software to create a generative AI system that meets high-security standards. Initially developed for BCG, Intel is now expanding the platform's reach to various industries. Articul8 AI emphasizes deployment speed, scalability, security, and cost-effective sustainability, offering cloud, on-premises, or hybrid deployment options. The team is led by ex-Intel VP Arun Subramaniyan and is composed of former Intel employees.

🔍 Perplexity AI's Ascent: Now Valued at $520M, Secures $73.6M Funding

Perplexity AI, an AI-powered search engine, has raised $73.6 million, valuing the company at $520 million. The funding round, led by IVP, includes investments from prominent figures and firms. Founded by a team with extensive AI experience, Perplexity AI offers a natural language interface for complex searches, providing summarized answers with source citations. It offers a Pro plan with advanced features and plans to serve its GenAI models through an API. While the industry faces challenges like high operational costs, misuse, and copyright issues, Perplexity continues to grow, reflecting confidence in its novel approach to AI-driven search, aiming to transform how information is sought and utilized. Watch the video below to see what AI-powered search looks like…

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1. Google's DeepMind team introduced a 'Robot Constitution' and the AutoRT system for autonomous robots, incorporating safety measures inspired by Asimov's Three Laws to ensure tasks are performed without harming humans or encountering dangerous objects. The technology, tested in office environments, combines visual and language models for task understanding and decision-making, with added physical safety features. Read More Here →

2. OpenAI offers up to $5 million annually to license news articles for training AI models, reflecting a growing trend among AI companies to partner with news organizations for legitimate data sourcing and avoiding copyright issues. Read More Here → 

3. Google is developing "Bard Advanced," a more capable version of its AI model powered by Gemini Ultra, which will be available through a paid Google One subscription, featuring enhanced math and reasoning skills and additional features like custom bots and AI-powered prompt enhancements. Read More Here →

4. California Senator Steve Padilla introduced two bills aimed at regulating AI systems, focusing on safety, privacy, and non-discrimination standards for AI services used by state agencies, and establishing a California AI research hub to support academic research. Read More Here →

5. Microsoft wants to launch a "Copilot" button on Windows keyboards, the first major keyboard update in 30 years, to easily access an AI companion for various tasks on Windows 11 devices. Read More Here →

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Looking at this graph, it seems like AI hasn't made its way into every nook and cranny of the business world yet. Take Legal and Distribution; these areas aren't seeing much AI action. This might mean there's a bunch of untapped potential waiting to be discovered, or maybe there are existing challenges that have prevented AI's effective implementation in these domains. On the flip side, Research and Development are all over AI.

Who?

Pindar Van Arman is an innovative AI artist known for his robotic art project CloudPainter. With over a decade of experience, he has won accolades, including the Robot Art Competition.

What does he do?

Van Arman builds and programs painting robots, exploring the origins of creativity. His work with CloudPainter, an autonomous robot painter, allows anyone online to produce art, challenging the boundaries between technology and artistry.

What’s in his toolbox?

Leveraging AI, robotic arms, and 3D printing, Van Arman's robots evolve from drawing simple lines to creating complex compositions, generating original artworks that have earned praise for their seemingly human-made quality.

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