Is TIME becoming an AI leader? What is Apple's new AI strategy? And AI outsmarts professors -- is that actually a sign of passing the Turing test? Here's this week's AI news that matters.

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Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. TIME's AI deals with OpenAI
2. Apple's New AI Strategy
3. AI in Academia
4. Anthropic's Claude AI updates
5. NBC's implementation of AI

Timestamps:
01:50 Apple's AI strategy.
04:04 Apple hoping to compete with new software.
08:36 Time Magazine partners with OpenAI, benefits mutual.
11:03 AI products summarize content, reduce internet time.
16:03 College students using AI to cheat online.
19:17 US education system not fully teaching generative AI.
23:14 Anthropic releases powerful new AI features.
27:20 NBC uses AI for personalized Olympic recaps.
31:46 AI's impact on jobs and future skills.

Keywords:
AI content detectors, AGI, generative AI, educational systems, grading methods, Anthropic, Claude AI, GPT 4, Google Gemini, AI news, NBC, Al Michaels, Your Daily Olympic Recap on Peacock, Peacock streaming, AI-generated content, podcast, AI predictions, Jordan Wilson, Time Magazine, Apple, iPhone 16, OpenAI, 11 Labs, device upgrades, AI services, media partnerships, AI-generated exam answers, University of Reading, academic integrity, Turing test.

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