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Here are 5 things you missed today in the world of AI. Because we get it, life is busy & who has the time to sit around and keep up with the fastest moving industry right now - here are 5 things we think you need to know in the world of AI.

1 -⚡️ AI to the Rescue: Accelerating Clean Energy Grid Connections

The US Department of Energy is allocating $30 million to leverage AI to expedite the lengthy process of connecting new renewable energy projects to the grid. By automating application reviews and identifying deficiencies, this initiative aims to address the growing backlog and facilitate a faster transition to a cleaner energy future.

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2 - ♟️ AI-Powered Chess: A Creative Spin on the Classic Game

Google has launched a unique chess website that uses AI to generate custom pieces for each game. Players can input a theme for their pieces, and the AI will create a matching set for both white and black. While the gameplay itself is functional, the novelty of AI-generated pieces adds a creative twist to the classic game.

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3 - 🚖 Uber Expands Gig Economy to Power AI Development

Uber is tapping into the gig economy to fuel the growing AI industry. The company's new "Scaled Solutions" division connects businesses with independent workers to perform essential tasks like data labeling and AI testing. By leveraging its platform and global workforce, Uber aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for human-powered AI development.

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4 - ✋🏻 OpenAI Halts Sora Rollout Amidst Artist Backlash

OpenAI has paused the rollout of its new text-to-video AI tool, Sora, following a backlash from artists who were given early access. The artists accused the company of exploiting them for PR and data, raising concerns about the ethical implications of AI in the creative field.

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5 -📉 Nvidia's Stock Takes a Hit Amidst Geopolitical Tensions and Trade War Concerns

Nvidia's stock price has declined significantly in recent weeks, primarily due to concerns about escalating US-China trade tensions. Potential tariff increases and stricter export controls could negatively impact the company's revenue, especially from the Chinese market.

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Written by AI Bulletin team - Australia
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