Daily AI NEWS - July 30, 2024
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Today's AI news covers new AI tools for Google Pixel 9, Nvidia and Meta's discussion on generative AI, and the launch of OpenAI's SearchGPT as a Google competitor.
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AI Advancements and Releases
AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini promise to recommend shows, but users often find it tough to predict if they'll enjoy a recommendation.
Leaks indicate that the Google Pixel 9 will include new Gemini AI features such as call transcription and enhanced Google Home integration.
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang and Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed the future of generative AI at Siggraph 2024.
OpenAI has launched SearchGPT, a new search feature aimed at providing timely web-based answers, positioning itself as a rival to Google’s Gemini.
Meta has released SAM 2, claiming to be the first-ever unified model for segmenting anything in videos and images.
AI in Consumer Electronics
Google Pixel 9 leaks reveal an extensive array of AI-powered features, including call transcription and improved Google Home integration. Official promo materials have also leaked, revealing the design, specs, and additional AI features of the Pixel 9 series. Moreover, Google has teased potential new color options for the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
Samsung's One UI 7 beta rollout has been delayed, postponing user access to Android 15. Additionally, leaked information suggests the Galaxy S25 Ultra may disappoint users with its battery life and charging specs. Despite the setbacks, the company has released a new powerful laptop, the Galaxy Book4 Edge Copilot+.
Android users will soon benefit from new AI-enhanced features like call casting and instant hotspot through a Google Account, though Samsung users might face limitations. While Apple has rolled out iOS 18.1, users are still waiting for the company’s most impressive AI feature to arrive.
Apple Intelligence AI Features
Apple has released the first iOS 18.1 developer beta, featuring Apple Intelligence AI capabilities. Although not all features are included, users can access the new tools on compatible devices. This comes as Apple continues to refine its AI offerings.
Despite the anticipation, some AI features are facing delays, with rumors suggesting an October rollout. Apple has also begun rolling out the macOS Sequoia 15.1 beta to developers, finally offering a preview of these AI enhancements.
Developer beta testers can now experience Apple Intelligence on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. These developments mark a significant step forward as Apple aims to boost sales with its much-hyped AI integration, even using Google Tensor hardware for early training.
AI in Politics
Elon Musk has sparked controversy by posting AI-generated propaganda to support Donald Trump, prompting California Governor Gavin Newsom to call for a ban on all AI-generated voices. Musk's reposted deepfake video of Kamala Harris may violate his own platform's policy.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has issued a call to arms in a Washington Post op-ed, urging the U.S. and its allies to lead the development of "democratic AI" to counter the rise of "authoritarian AI." Altman emphasized the urgent need for responsible AI governance.
California is taking legislative steps to address AI safety concerns with its "Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act." This bill, known as SB-1047, aims to prevent AI-related catastrophes and has incited significant debate regarding AI regulation.
Generative AI and Its Applications
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang and Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed the future of generative AI at Siggraph 2024. Their dialogue highlighted advancements and potential applications of this technology across industries.
A groundbreaking brain implant is integrating ChatGPT, courtesy of Synchron's brain-computer-interface. This innovation aims to revolutionize how users interact with AI, promising significant advancements in neural technology.
Runway Gen-3 Alpha now allows users to turn still images into AI-generated videos. This tool can create videos up to 10 seconds long, driven by user-uploaded imagery and text prompts.
Nvidia and Shutterstock are exploring new dimensions by extending generative AI from flat images to 3D forms. This collaboration seeks to broaden the capabilities and applications of AI-generated content.
Selected articles of the day
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