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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 - ⛔️ Teen Suicide Links Character.AI Chatbots to Unlicensed Therapy, Lawsuit Claims

A Florida mother is suing Character.AI, its founders, and Google after her 14-year-old son interacted with chatbots on the platform modelled after characters from "Game of Thrones" in the months leading up to his suicide. The lawsuit claims the platform lacked safety measures and offered "psychotherapy without a license."

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2 - ‼️ Google's Text Watermarking Tool Goes Open-Source

Google has released its SynthID text watermarking technology to the public, making it easier for developers to identify AI-generated content. The tool aims to combat the spread of misinformation and other harmful uses of large language models. While not a perfect solution, SynthID can help users make more informed decisions about AI-generated content.

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3 - 💸 AI Pin Takes a Price Dive to Boost Sales

After facing disappointing sales and safety concerns, Humane has significantly reduced the price of its AI Pin. The gadget, which launched earlier this year at $699, is now available starting at $499. Despite the price cut, the AI Pin continues to face challenges in the market.

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4 - 🧠 Apple Intelligence Expands with iOS 18.2 Beta

Apple continues to enhance its AI capabilities with the latest iOS 18.2 beta. Developers can now explore features like Genmoji, Image Playground, and improved AI-powered writing tools. Additionally, the beta introduces Visual Intelligence for iPhone 16 cameras and ChatGPT integration. With these advancements, Apple Intelligence is expanding its reach and capabilities.

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5 - 💻 Nvidia Overcomes Design Flaw, Blackwell AI Production Resumes

Nvidia has successfully addressed a design flaw in its Blackwell AI platform, thanks to a collaborative effort with TSMC. The chipmaker's stock has surged as production resumes and demand for the highly anticipated AI chips remains strong.

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Written by AI Bulletin team - Australia
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