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Apple to Advance GenAI Efforts 🍏

It's confirmed, Apple seems to be preparing something big in the artificial intelligence universe. Tim Cook, the company's CEO, has dropped hints for eager enthusiasts to speculate upon. Apple recently claimed they will soon unveil the details of their efforts in GenAI, promising dramatic revelations "later this year".

Apple has been quietly working on GenAI behind the scenes, and Tim Cook has expressed excitement over the company's "astonishing and fascinating results" from its investments in this field of AI. While he has not detailed exactly how much Apple has invested in AI, Cook noted that the company has never skimped on business investments, which only fuels anticipation even more.

🍏 It seems that Apple wants to change the AI game! We hope it does not just remain as promises like Siri trying to understand our questions.

Now, Apple faces a potential challenge: its focus on privacy and user rights. AI generates a massive demand for data, often personal, to train AI models. But, if Apple can provide GenAI tools without the need to store this data in third-party clouds, with all the privacy risks that implies, they could have a unique differentiator in their hands.

Finally, we can always expect a superior product from Apple. With their ability to perfect products through their software and hardware development, if anyone can deliver privacy-conscious GenAI solution, it would be Apple. We can't wait to see what AI magic they have hidden up their sleeve this year and how it will change the AI ecosystem as we know it.

Meet the Lawyer Leading the Human Resistance Against AI ⚖️

If you thought Elon Musk was the only relevant person in the battle for the future of artificial intelligence, you'll start to believe in superheroes when you meet Matthew Butterick. Instead of fancy armor, this hero wears checkered Vans, a black baseball cap, and a windbreaker. But don't let his average guy look fool you, Butterick has become an incisive warrior of the legion of users and creators who are defending their work against artificial intelligence companies.

Butterick, a San Francisco lawyer, is leading a series of lawsuits against AI giants like OpenAI and Meta. These companies are famous for creating specialized software that transforms art into computational code, but Butterick is here to ensure that creators have control over how their art is used in these AI processes. Although might seem like a David versus Goliath situation, Butterick's lawsuits could signify a significant change in copyright in the era of artificial intelligence.

🕵️ Batman or lawyer? Butterick blurs the line when it comes to defending copyright in the age of AI.

At first glance, Butterick's fight may seem like an uphill battle. After all, AI giants have almost unlimited resources and armies of lawyers at their disposal. But at the heart of every great change, there's always resistance. And in this tumultuous digital universe, Butterick is emerging as a crucial bulwark in the struggle against copyright exploitation.

This is not just a legal issue. Butterick's actions could have significant implications for the future of human creativity. If he succeeds, we may end up seeing a world where artists, writers, and other creators have much more control over how and when their works are used. If he loses, the AI galaxy may continue to expand without as many legal hurdles. However, it remains to be seen whether those shining stars of full AI represent a new dawn for creativity or the sunset of creators' rights.

UK and AI face crucial challenges 🤖

Britannia, wake up! The lords of the UK's House seem to have set a stern "snooze" warning regarding artificial intelligence (AI). In a recent statement, the UK Parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee suggested that the UK is resting on its laurels of AI security, allowing a deep sleep of possible missed opportunities in the global AI race.

The published report places its focus on the feared and praised Generative Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models (LLM). These big guys are responsible for the generative AI tools like ChatGPT, which promise a paradigm shift, comparable to the invention of the Internet itself. Despite the ambitious promises, the Committee warns that if the UK does not awaken and rebalance its approach to the opportunities presented by AI, it will end up depending on foreign tech firms.

🇬🇧 It's not all tea and scones in the UK! It's early morning to catch up with the AI race.

This call to action comes after the UK's recent focus on the dangers of AI, especially during the first AI Security Summit at Bletchley Park, which centered on issues such as advanced cyber threats and misuse in armament. While these concerns are certainly valid, the emphasis on defense has put the country at risk of missing the offensive leap.

The committee's report sets forth a series of recommendations to reverse this trend, including increased support for new AI startups, improvements in technological infrastructure, and wider training in digital skills. Therefore, it's time for the UK to wake up from its lethargy, stretch, position itself on the starting line, and prepare for a full-throttle race towards a future defined by AI.

AI Bites 🍪

DeepMind AI rivals the world’s smartest high schoolers at geometry. DeepMind solved 25 out of 30 questions—compared to 26 for a human gold medalist.

ChatGPT’s new @-mentions bring multiple roles into your AI conversation. Bring different AI roles into the same chatbot conversation history.

Oversight Board calls on Meta to rewrite ‘incoherent’ rules against faked videos. A misleading seven second clip of President Biden could reshape Facebook’s misinformation policies ahead of the 2024 election, but the platform — and the American electorate — are running out of time.

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