Here’s the latest AI news for today, Friday August 23rd 2024. Want the links to these episodes? Sign up for our daily newsletter at https://raizor.co
TODAY'S TOP AI NEWS :
OpenAI adds free fine-tuning to GPT-4o OpenAI has launched free fine-tuning for its GPT-4o model, which allows developers to customize the AI model for improved performance and accuracy. Fine-tuning is free until September twenty-third and aims to help developers create smarter, more capable AI bots by improving the model's structure, tone, and domain-specific instructions.
Microsoft’s new AI beats larger models Microsoft has released Phi-3.5-MoE, an advanced AI model that uses a mixture-of-experts (MoE) approach to rival the reasoning capabilities of much larger models while maintaining a compact and efficient architecture. This model shows potential for running advanced AI directly on mobile devices.
Create AI images in real-time on WhatsApp WhatsApp has introduced the “Imagine” AI image generator feature, allowing users to create images in real-time by simply describing what they want within the chat interface. This makes it easier for users to generate and share unique visual content directly from their conversations.
OpenAI partners with Condé Nast OpenAI has formed a multi-year partnership with Condé Nast, allowing it to use content from publications like Vogue and The New Yorker to train its models. This collaboration aims to enrich user experiences by integrating high-quality media content into OpenAI-powered platforms like ChatGPT and SearchGPT.
A scrappy startup challenges OpenAI’s Sora With a small team of just four employees, startup Hotshot has launched a public text-to-video model that competes with OpenAI’s Sora. Hotshot's model excels in creating ten-second videos with advanced motion effects, offering a competitive alternative within a shorter development time.
AI crisis tool for US Military Defcon AI, a defense tech startup, has raised $44 million to develop a logistics insights tool for the U.S. Department of Defense. This AI-powered software aims to optimize resource coordination and decision-making during crises, such as natural disasters or terrorist attacks.