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Sohail Kamran
August 02, 2024

AI in Creativity, Health, and Education

Author: Sohail Kamran

August 2, 2024

Read time - 2 mins (WE KEEP IT SHORT!

Hello Earthlings!

Curious about how AI is transforming our world this week?

Dive in to uncover the most groundbreaking updates shaping our future.

This Week's Top Stories:

Create Your Own Custom AI with AI Studio

Meta's new AI Studio allows anyone to create and share AI chatbots with unique personalities.

From generating memes to giving travel advice, these custom AIs can even interact with fans on Instagram.

Musk Shares Manipulated Video of Kamala Harris

Elon Musk shared a manipulated video of US Vice President Kamala Harris, sparking concerns about AI's potential to mislead during elections.

The video, initially posted as a parody, highlights the challenges of AI in politics.

Colleges Offering AI Degrees

With the rise of AI, at least 13 major colleges now offer bachelor's degrees in artificial intelligence.

These programs aim to equip students with skills for a competitive job market despite the tech industry's recent challenges.

OpenAI Launches SearchGPT

OpenAI introduces SearchGPT, a new AI-powered search engine providing real-time information from across the internet.

This tool aims to enhance user experience by offering more accurate and timely search results.

Canva to Acquire Leonardo.AI

Canva plans to acquire Leonardo.AI, a leading generative AI content platform.

This acquisition will enhance Canva’s suite of visual AI tools, empowering millions to create high-quality images and videos.

Perplexity AI Shares Revenue with Publishers

In response to plagiarism accusations, Perplexity AI introduces a revenue-sharing model for publishers.

This initiative aims to balance content creation and ethical considerations in the AI-driven media landscape.

NVIDIA CEO Predicts Universal AI Assistants

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang predicts that everyone will have an AI assistant in the near future.

Speaking at the SIGGRAPH conference, Huang highlighted the potential of generative AI to amplify human creativity and productivity.

AI Cheating Threatens Australian Universities

Academics in Australia warn that widespread AI-driven cheating is compromising the integrity of higher education.

Universities are under pressure to pass students despite concerns about plagiarism and academic dishonesty.

AI Predicts Disease Decade in Advance

AI tools are now capable of predicting the risk of diseases like Alzheimer's and heart disease up to 10 years before diagnosis.

By analyzing blood samples, researchers can identify early warning signs, potentially revolutionizing preventive healthcare.

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