The AI-ronman 🚀

Hello, AI enthusiasts, and welcome to another edition of our digital odyssey! 📰 In the boundless realm of artificial intelligence, every bit and byte tells a story of innovation and discovery. 📊 So, fasten your virtual seatbelts and get ready for a data-driven adventure like no other! 🚀

Quick Takes ⚡

1. Rabbit is building an AI model that understands how software works

2. LinkedIn’s new AI features boost job hunting and marketing

3. Arc browser’s new AI-powered features combine OpenAI and Anthropic’s models

4. Anthropic eyes $2B from Google amid Amazon's $4B pledge

5. MrBeast targets TikTok over deep fake ad

6. Researchers have tested AI watermarking – and broken them all

7. Instant evolution: Robots crafted by AI

8. Yahoo spins off Vespa into an independent venture
   

Deep Dive 🔍

• Rabbit is building an AI model that understands how software works 🐰
  
  Rabbit is pioneering a custom AI-driven UI, OS2, which speaks the language of every software. Valued up to $150 million with $20 million in backing, it aspires to deliver unmatched user experiences. Setting it apart from the likes of Google's DeepMind, Rabbit’s OS2 can learn from user behavior and replicate tasks across platforms. 📱 They’re even rolling out specialized hardware to amplify these interactions. 🧭 Facing hurdles, Rabbit plans to thrive via platform licensing and custom device offerings.

• LinkedIn’s new AI features boost job hunting and marketing 💼 
  
  LinkedIn launches AI-enhanced tools for job searching, marketing, and sales. 🤖 The new lineup includes Recruiter 2024 for smart talent sourcing, a chatbot Learning Coach for tailored course advice, and Accelerate for streamlined marketing campaigns. 💡 These tools utilize technologies from OpenAI and Microsoft, enhancing user experiences. With Recruiter 2024, recruiting becomes more intuitive, while LinkedIn Learning offers personalized advice. 🚀 Accelerate, however, focuses exclusively on LinkedIn-based marketing initiatives.

• Arc browser’s new AI-powered features combine OpenAI and Anthropic’s models 🚀 
  
  Arc Browser introduces its AI-enhanced "Arc Max" feature, merging OpenAI's GPT-3.5 and Anthropic's tech. 🗣️ Like other AI browser aids, you can chat with ChatGPT and ask page-related questions. 📍 Unique to Arc, it shortens tab titles, renames downloaded files and gives quick link summaries. 🛠️ Access via the command bar with "Arc Max" and choose preferred functionalities. The aim is seamless AI integration for user efficiency.

• Anthropic eyes $2B from Google amid Amazon's $4B pledge 💰
  
  Just after Amazon's hefty $4B investment, Anthropic is discussing a $2B deal with Google and other backers. 🤖 As part of the Amazon deal, AWS will be Anthropic's key for pivotal tasks. The funding jostle between Amazon, Google, and Microsoft underscores the AI industry's clout. 🌐 Anthropic recently pocketed $450M from allies like Google and Salesforce. Meanwhile, their AI assistant, Claude, extends its reach in the U.S. and U.K.

• MrBeast targets TikTok over deep fake ad 🎭
  
  MrBeast criticizes TikTok for a deep fake ad showing him endorsing $2 iPhones. TikTok promptly deleted the ad and offending account due to policy breaches. 🤖 The event underscores the importance of clear AI content, especially with celebrities. As deep fakes grow, TikTok urges users to label AI content and reserves removal rights. 🚫

• Researchers have tested AI watermarking – and broken them all 🛡️ 
  
  Researchers have exposed weaknesses in AI watermarks, tools meant to spot fake AI content. They revealed that both subtle and pronounced watermarks can be dodged or mimicked. 🚫 Even tech giants like Google haven't perfected it. While some see watermarking as one defense layer, its practical use is debated. The findings stress the urgency for better AI content safeguards.

• Instant evolution: Robots crafted by AI 🤖 
  
  Northwestern University's AI creates entirely new robot designs on basic PCs. No human creativity or massive data required. When challenged, it built a land-walking robot 🚶‍♂️ that moved at impressive speeds, all within 26 seconds. Such advancements hint at AI-crafted tools' future potential.🛠️

• Yahoo spins off Vespa into an independent venture 🚀
  
  Yahoo's renowned big data engine, Vespa, is branching out as its own independent company. Jon Bratseth, a key figure behind Vespa at Yahoo, steps up as the new CEO. 💼 Although separating, Yahoo will continue its investment in Vespa, retaining a significant stake and a board seat. 📈 Created by Yahoo in 2005 and open-sourced in 2017, Vespa boasts over 10 million downloads and stands out for its data and AI capabilities. 🌐 This move equips Vespa to better cater to companies leveraging its cloud service.

And there you have it, folks – the latest scoop on AI, served fresh to your inbox! 📩 Let's keep our algorithms elegant, our data clean, and our models mind-blowing! 💡 Until our next digital rendezvous, may your neural networks remain untangled and your AI dreams unlimited. 🚀

Ciao for now! 🙋‍♂️💼

(Author: Poonam 👧 )

Karan 😎 🚀 

CEO, GlazeGPT.com

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