Daily AI NEWS - June 29, 2024
AI, Translation, and Olympics

CEOs say companies are making room for AI and finding they work better with less people.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said AI 'hasn't actually changed our daily life,' but it's captured our imagination.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said tech companies should be transparent with people as they develop artificial intelligence.

Axelera says its flagship edge AI platform, Metis, can deliver up to a five-fold increase in efficiency and performance for enterprises.

Google Translate is rolling out its biggest language update ever. Thanks to a large AI learning model, the service will introduce 110 new languages, significantly expanding its variety.

This expansion is largest to date for the platform and is expected to aid travelers and users worldwide by providing broader and more accurate translation options.

AI:OK, co-founded by musician Martin Clancy, seeks to set standards involving artificial intelligence and the music industry.

In the upcoming Summer Olympics, NBC will offer viewers a personalized AI-generated version of legendary sportscaster Al Michaels to recap events.

YouTube is reportedly locked in talks with major record labels, aiming to secure a licensing agreement to train their artificial intelligence for its song generator.

Google is still working on different ways to implement its AI into various apps and services. This includes being able to use Gemini in Google Messages, which might be more useful than you think.

Microsoft's new AI assistant, fully integrated into Windows, makes work a breeze and explodes your creative process with new possibilities.

OpenAI has launched a new tool called CriticGPT, a new artificial intelligence (AI) large language model (LLM) designed to assist in catching ChatGPT errors.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his thoughts and Meta's plans for future smart glasses, AR holographic, and neural interfaces.

Mark Zuckerberg criticized certain views in the AI community, stating some believe they are "creating God or something." This comment highlights his concerns over the perception and expectations surrounding AI.

Meta is 'almost ready' to unveil a prototype that has left early testers "giddy." According to Meta's CTO, it may be "the most advanced piece of technology on the planet in its domain," showcasing significant advancements.

Zuckerberg also discussed holographic AR glasses and the company's vision for smart glasses, AR holographic, and neural interfaces. These plans emphasize Meta's long-term commitment to immersive technologies.