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Google CEO sounds alarm on AI deepfake videos
Joe Miragliotta
July 12, 2023
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“Owning a business is like navigating an ocean. Waves of challenges may capsize you, but with a compass of vision and the wind of perseverance in your sails, you can chart your path to the islands of success.” – ChatGPT
Today’s Agenda:
📰 AI in the news: Google is intentionally limiting Bard AI's public capabilities, Employees want ChatGPT at work and more!
🗣 Prompt of the day: Create a loyalty program for your business/product
🔨 Cool AI Tools: 4 AI tools worth bookmarking
🎨 AI Images of the Day: Cast of 'The Office' in GTA V Style
📰 AI News
🌐 Google is intentionally limiting Bard AI's public capabilities
Google CEO Sundar Pichai sounded the alarm about the dangers of using AI to create fake videos of public figures, a task he says will soon be "easy."
Pichai made the comments during a conversation with CBS' "60 Minutes," telling interviewer Scott Pelley that Google is placing limits on its Bard AI to prevent misuse.
"It will be possible with AI to create-- you know, a video, easily. Where it could be Scott saying something, or me saying something, and we never said that," Pichar told Pelley. "And it could look accurate. But you know, on a societal scale, you know, it can cause a lot of harm."
"Is Bard safe for society?" Pelley asked.
🙅 Employees want ChatGPT at work; bosses, not so much
When Justin used ChatGPT at work earlier this year, he was pleased by how helpful it was. A research scientist at a Boston-area biotechnology firm, he’d asked the chatbot to create a genetic testing protocol — a task that can take him hours, but it was reduced to mere seconds using the popular artificial intelligence tool.
He was excited by how much time the chatbot saved him, he said, but in April, his bosses issued a strict edict: ChatGPT was banned for employee use. They didn’t want workers entering company secrets into the chatbot — which takes in people’s questions and responds with lifelike answers — and risking that information becoming public.
🎥 YouTube tests AI-generated quizzes on educational videos
YouTube is experimenting with AI-generated quizzes on its mobile app for iOS and Android devices, which are designed to help viewers learn more about a subject featured in an educational video. The feature will also help the video-sharing platform get a better understanding of how well each video covers a certain topic.
🗣 Prompt of the Day: Create a loyalty program
You are a social media marketer. Create a new loyalty program for [product].
Product = [Insert here]
Hat tip to Neat Prompts for the idea.
🔨 Cool AI Tools
🎨 AI Images of the Day: Cast of 'The Office' in GTA V Style
See the entire series on /r/Midjourney.
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