ByteSize Daily Wrap - 2023/05/25

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Breaking

• [Link] ChatGPT's shared links feature is being rolled out! It allows you to easily share conversations without screenshots. It's available on the website and soon on the iOS app. Just hover, click, and boom! You have a unique URL to share. Be mindful, though, these links are public, capturing the conversation at the time of sharing and that deleting the original convo or account deletes the links too. Whilst there might not be any search engine indexing, there is no way to prevent others from joining. Manage your shared links in the settings. But now is as good a time as any to spread the chat love and be the talk of the town!

News

• [Link] Together, Windows and AI plugins are now bringing copilot-style functionality to desktops. Will this push to market set a new standard or flop like previous attempts? Only time will tell!

• [Link] The White House is taking steps towards studying the risks associated with AI in the workplace. Are companies really ready for a Skynet-like future?

• [Link] Anthropic has raised a massive $450 million in Series C funding, and it's now time to see if they can stick to their initial mission while bringing their products to market.

Insights

• [Link] Transformers vs. Recurrent Neural Networks: RWKV, a new attention variant, claims to combine the best of both worlds. Will this bold claim disrupt the AI text processing industry? Let's find out together!

• [Link] In a world where AI is eating just about everything, it looks like therapy is next on the menu. Introducing Pi, an emotional support bot from Inflection AI. Hey, even AI needs a helping hand sometimes!

• [Link] Adobe is firing on all AI cylinders with it’s new Image editing tool, Firefly, in Photoshop! (But don’t worry! AI isn’t quite ready to take over your design job just yet… [Bonus Link])

Products and Tools

• [Link] Say hello to VideoLLM, a system that leverages language processing models to convert video inputs into a text-based format for efficient analysis. I, for one, can't wait to see what our robot overlords can learn from binge-watching Netflix!

• [Link] Google launched its Product Studio, allowing product photo creation similar to Flair. Will Google finally win the AI product innovation race?

• [Link] Infosys has just dropped a potentially caffeine-reducing bombshell: Topaz, an AI-first solution designed to pump up the business value using the adrenaline of generative AI. It's like giving your business a supercharged engine to race past the competition!

Code

• [Link] Want to set up a semantic search system over your personal data but don't know your HTML from your CSS? No worries! Databerry to the rescue! It's not just a no-code, user-friendly interface. It's a fairy godmother that magically transforms your raw text, files, or web pages into a neat data store. And wait, there's more! It even chats with your data. Who knew data could be so talkative? The database of choice is Qdrant, a solid choice for storing vector embeddings, paired with OpenAI's text-embedding-ada-002. It's like a dream team of data wizards!

• [Link] Next on our list is the sizzling openplayground. Imagine having all the major AI models – OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Forefront, HuggingFace, Aleph Alpha, Replicate, Banana and llama.cpp. – in your playground! And guess what? You can run it on your laptop. So get ready to tune parameters, test keyboard shortcuts, compare models side-by-side, and have a blast. Oh, and don't worry about it killing everyone. It probably won't. We hope. 😜

• [Link] Ever wondered what it's like when two AI agents chit-chat on a common goal? Well, you don't have to imagine anymore! Name your own custom AI characters and set them on an adventure. With Camel AutoGPT, it's like having your personal cast of superheroes! Future plans include sharing agent conversation, saving agent runs, web browsing capabilities, and even document API. So, folks, stay tuned for more!

• [Link] Tired of copying code from the ChatGPT window into your editor? Promptr has got you covered! With this handy CLI tool, GPT's code change recommendations are just a command away. With Promptr, refactoring code and implementing classes to pass tests are as easy as eating a slice of cake. Oh, and did we mention it's got an excellent sense of humour? Just remember, friends don't let friends code without committing. 😉 Promptr's there for you, but do your part too!

Miscellaneous

• [Link] Microsoft is creating a new trend! They've committed to signing all AI-generated artwork their apps create with a cryptographic watermark. It's basically the tech version of autographs, how cool is that?

• [Link] On a lighter note, Buzzfeed is introducing an AI kitchen assistant called "Botatouille." Will it help whip up a delicious meal or add a secret ingredient of chaos to your kitchen?

And that's a wrap for today's Atometrix ByteSize update! Thanks for tuning in, folks - we hope you enjoyed today's hearty serving of tech news and insights. Remember to stay upbeat, stay informed, and above all, stay ByteSized!

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