• Celebs are using AI to create duplicates
• Harvard's new computer science teacher is an AI
• And Apple might be working on a ChatGPT coding competitor
Here are the 5 biggest things that happened in AI this week:
1. Celebs use AI to create their duplicates:
While us mortals dream about delegating our work to AI, celebrities have already cracked the code.
Stars like Brazilian soccer Neymar are signing deals with brands to duplicate their image with AI and use it for commercial purposes.
2. Apple potentially working on ChatGPT coding competitor:
A recently secured patent from Apple suggests that it may be using machine learning technology in its Xcode app to automate code writing, check existing code for bugs, and more.
I don't blame you if you have a hard time staying on top of all the latest developments in AI.
So here is a quick 2 minute recap of the top 5 things that happened in AI this week:
1. A set of highly anticipated new ChatGPT features were leaked on Reddit
Alleged new features include:
• Profiles
• The ability to upload files
• Workspaces for businesses
2. McKinsey predicts AI could add up to $4.4 Trillion to the global economy every year
The report from McKinsey expects 75% of the value of generative AI to fall across 4 areas: Customer operations, marketing and sales, software engineering, and R&D.