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In today’s episode of The AI Briefing, we discuss Microsoft and Oracle's strategic partnership to extend Microsoft’s Azure AI platform to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This collaboration aims to enhance OpenAI’s capabilities, allowing it to leverage Oracle's high-performance computing resources to train models and deliver services more efficiently. Larry Ellison highlights the unlimited demand for Oracle’s AI infrastructure, citing its speed and cost-effectiveness.

Next, we explore the innovative features of Immersity AI, a platform formerly known as LeiaPix. Immersity AI employs advanced depth mapping technology to convert 2D images and videos into immersive 3D experiences. With its user-friendly interface and powerful Neural Depth Engine, creators can easily produce 3D content for traditional screens or XR devices like the Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro. Immersity AI has seen rapid growth, attracting millions of users and planning to expand its offerings with new mobile apps and business integration APIs.

Lastly, we cover Elon Musk's outspoken criticism of Apple's partnership with OpenAI. Musk expressed significant security concerns regarding the integration of ChatGPT into Apple products, even threatening to ban Apple devices from his companies. This controversy has sparked a heated debate on social media, with users divided on the potential security risks and benefits of the integration. As the generative AI industry continues to evolve, this conflict highlights the growing tensions and competition in the field.

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In this episode, we cover the latest in AI advancements from Chinese tech giant Kuaishou and Apple. Kuaishou has launched Kling AI, an innovative text-to-video model that can generate high-quality, 1080p videos from simple text prompts. This new model, already available through a waitlist in China, promises lifelike realism and advanced motion simulations.

We also explore Apple's big reveal at the Worldwide Developers Conference: Apple Intelligence. This comprehensive AI initiative aims to enhance user experience through new features such as advanced photo editing, AI-generated emoji, and smarter route planning. Apple's partnership with OpenAI will significantly improve Siri by integrating ChatGPT for more natural and complex interactions. These updates will be rolled out to devices equipped with the A17 or M1 chips in upcoming iOS 18 and macOS releases. 

Stay tuned for ongoing coverage of WWDC 24!

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In today's episode of The AI Briefing, AI host Mick explores the exciting lineup for Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024, scheduled for June 10-14.

The keynote address, taking place on June 10 at 10am PT, will be livestreamed across various Apple platforms. This year, AI integration is the main attraction, with substantial updates anticipated for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, watchOS 11, and visionOS 2. Siri is set to undergo a massive upgrade, featuring new capabilities like app-specific controls and enhanced conversational abilities.

Additionally, users can expect AI-enhanced features in apps like Messages, Mail, and Photos, potentially including AI-generated custom emojis and smart text summarization.

While hardware updates are minimal, a possible M4 chip upgrade for Macs is on the horizon. This episode delves into what WWDC 2024 could mean for developers, podcasters, and content creators alike.

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In this episode, we discuss Apple's upcoming reveal of its new AI system, Apple Intelligence, set to be announced at WWDC 2024. This ambitious system will introduce features like AI-powered summarizations, reply suggestions, and a significant overhaul for Siri, enhancing its control over apps. Apple promises stringent data security measures, including algorithms to determine on-device versus cloud processing and transparent user data practices.

We also take a look into the controversy surrounding Adobe’s updated terms of service, which has sparked user concerns over privacy and data usage for its new AI model, Gen AI. While Adobe argues these changes are necessary for AI development, critics claim the company is encroaching on user privacy.

Lastly, we cover Microsoft's recent backlash regarding its "recall" feature in Windows. Initially designed to help users manage their digital lives, this feature has faced scrutiny for its potential to collect and share sensitive data. Microsoft has committed to revising this feature to enhance user privacy and transparency.

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In this episode, we discuss NotebookLM's latest update, integrating with Slides to boost user productivity and enhance fact-checking capabilities, making professional collaboration more streamlined and efficient.

We also dive into how Google's new AI tool, SurfPerch, utilizes audio technology to assess and monitor the health of coral reefs worldwide, potentially transforming marine conservation efforts.

Lastly, we cover DuckDuckGo’s launch of private AI chats, which protect users’ anonymity while interacting with sophisticated AI models, ensuring personal data is not used for AI training or other purposes.

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In this episode of The AI Briefing, Asana has launched an innovative AI teammate aimed at enhancing team efficiency by automating task assignments and workflow planning based on historical data about team dynamics and past projects.

Stability AI continues to push boundaries by releasing Stable Audio Open, a free and open-source model that generates high-quality audio from text, catering to sound designers and musicians.

Finally, a group of OpenAI insiders is championing a proposal to safeguard the public from AI risks. They urge AI companies to allow employees to report concerns without fear of retaliation, aiming to improve transparency and safety in the industry.

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In today's episode, we dive into Microsoft's newest AI feature, Recall, which has raised significant security concerns among experts. This feature captures and stores everything you do on your PC, but the data is kept in a plain text database, making it prone to hacking. Despite Microsoft's claims of encryption and local storage, privacy advocates remain worried.

Meta is under fire after revealing that Instagram images have been used for AI training without user consent. This startling revelation has prompted many artists to consider leaving the platform, highlighting growing frustrations among creators and the need for clearer guidelines in the era of AI-generated content.

Lastly, we explore the widespread outage affecting prominent AI tools, including ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, and Perplexity AI. The simultaneous disruptions have led to speculation about a coordinated cyberattack, showcasing our heavy dependence on AI technologies and the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures.

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In today's episode of The AI Briefing, we dive into the Miss AI beauty pageant, a pioneering competition featuring AI-generated contestants. With over 1,500 submissions, the top 10 finalists have been chosen based on visual appeal, technical skill, and social media influence. The winner, to be announced in June, will receive $5,000 and promotional opportunities, though the event has sparked discussions on the perpetuation of unrealistic beauty standards.

Next, Nvidia unveils its groundbreaking Rubin AI platform. Announced by CEO Jensen Huang at the Computex trade show, this next-gen platform scheduled for a 2026 release, includes sophisticated CPUs, GPUs, and networking chips enhanced with high-bandwidth memory. Nvidia's collaborations with Microsoft and gaming laptop manufacturers aim to broaden AI capabilities across various industries.

Lastly, Stability AI prepares to release a more accessible version of Stable Diffusion 3 called “SD3 medium" on June 12th, 2024. This 2 billion parameter model, optimized for consumer PCs and enterprise workloads, promises improved photorealism and is designed for customization and fine-tuning. Despite some disappointment over the delay of the larger model, SD3 medium remains a powerful tool for developers and creators.

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In this episode, we explore "Showrunner," an innovative streaming service by Fable Studio that leverages AI to enable users to create, voice, and animate personalized episodes across various genres.

We also discuss OpenAI's recent crackdown on five covert influence operations, including major contributors from Russia and China, which sought to manipulate public opinion through AI-driven content. Additionally, we address the potential implications and challenges posed by AI in content creation, emphasizing legal, ethical, and job-related concerns.

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In this episode of The AI Briefing, host Mick takes an in-depth look at the role of Artificial Intelligence in the video and film industry.

Companies like Meta, Google, and OpenAI are negotiating multi-million dollar deals with Hollywood studios to gain access to valuable data. The objective? To supercharge their AI models for video generation and revolutionize the filmmaking process.

Learn how AI is transforming scriptwriting, cast selection, location scouting, and even visual effects production. Imagine photorealistic CGI environments and special effects being generated at a fraction of the traditional cost and time. We'll also explore AI's applications in post-production, from creating trailers to AI-composed film scores.

However, the episode doesn't shy away from the controversies and ethical issues surrounding AI in film, such as job displacement, creativity authenticity, and data privacy concerns. Tune in to grasp the seismic implications AI holds for the future of filmmaking.

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