Daily AI NEWS - September 16, 2024
AI, Technology, and Innovation

For any writing you do in Google apps, Gemini could increase your productivity.

The iPhone 16's new camera control button, similar to a DSLR, is generating buzz despite Apple Intelligence features rolling out later than expected.

Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL's AI-related upgrades showcase an AI Future today. Google hopes that AI functions will differentiate models like Pixel 9 from Pixel 7, perhaps inspiring older models to gain AI-exclusive abilities such as Auto Frame.

OpenAI's o1 model offers unprecedented self-reflection, rating its own name a modest 4/10, as CEO Sam Altman admits the need for better product names. With investors flooding the company, OpenAI's mission to develop AI that benefits all of humanity is at risk. The new o1 model leverages chain-of-thought double-checking to reduce AI hallucinations and enhance safety.

Adobe Firefly's newest feature aims to revolutionize video editing. The innovative text-to-video capabilities allow users to create and extend footage seamlessly.

Tencent's GameGen-O is making waves with its rapid development, potentially marking the first step towards an AI-driven game engine. Enthusiasts are astonished by the speed of its progress.

AI is poised to change movies significantly, offering possibilities like fixing the undesirable Game of Thrones finale. Hollywood should anticipate substantial industry transformation.

On OnlyFans, pioneers are integrating AI to enhance engagement and redefine personalized content. These creators are setting new standards in the creator economy.

Plaud’s NotePin uses AI to transcribe and summarize audio recordings, delivering high-quality results. However, its lack of features and better integrations pose a significant challenge, making it hard to compete with ordinary phones.

The Plaud NotePin memory capsule, an AI-powered wearable device, promises to help you remember everything. Worn around the neck like jewelry, it aims to enhance memory retention and recall.

Huawei's Mate XT has emerged as the world's first tri-fold phone, pushing the boundaries of foldable technology. This innovation demonstrates Huawei’s commitment to leading the foldable market despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.

In related news, Google's Pixel series continues to gain attention but has yet to present a formidable challenge to Samsung, which retains a loyal customer base due to its unique features. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 pre-orders have begun, generating significant buzz with its new camera control button, while refurbished iPhone 15 and Galaxy S24 models see notable discounts on the market.