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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 -🏎️ Training an Entire Workforce on AI: The Real Challenge

Companies are racing to upskill their workforces in generative AI to boost efficiency and innovation. Training large numbers of employees on this new technology presents significant challenges, but organizations like Synechron and USAA are leading the way. These companies are developing comprehensive training programs, leveraging hackathons for hands-on learning, and prioritizing responsible AI usage to stay competitive in the evolving business landscape.

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2 - 📸 AI Steals the Show at Pixel Event

Google's Pixel event was more about AI than hardware. The tech giant heavily emphasized its advancements in artificial intelligence, showcasing how Gemini, its latest AI model, is integrated into its devices and services. From improved photo features to interactive conversations, Google positioned AI as the driving force behind its new Pixel phones and a key differentiator against competitors like Apple and Samsung.

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3 - 😱 Ex-Google CEO: AI Startups Steal, Don't Innovate

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has sparked controversy with comments about remote work and AI. Schmidt blamed Google's employees for prioritizing remote work over competition, contributing to the company's surprise at ChatGPT's rapid rise. He also outlined a hypothetical scenario where an AI could rapidly clone TikTok, raising ethical questions about intellectual property and the role of big tech in shaping the digital landscape.

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4 - 🚩 Grok AI Bot Creates Deepfakes, Violates Guardrails

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, is being used to create and spread harmful deepfake images on X. Despite claims of avoiding explicit content, users are easily generating deeply disturbing images of public figures. This raises serious concerns about the potential for disinformation and harassment, especially as X has a history of lax content moderation.

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5 - 📱 iPhones to Replace VAR in English Soccer

The English Premier League is set to revolutionize offside calls with a new tech-driven approach. Using dozens of iPhones and advanced machine learning, Genius Sports aims to provide more accurate and faster offside determinations. This innovative system promises to address the long-standing issues of human error and lengthy VAR delays, potentially transforming the way the game is officiated.

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Written by AI Bulletin team - Australia
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