- WhatAi Newsletter
- Posts
- 🛑 Tech Bosses Summoned to White House
🛑 Tech Bosses Summoned to White House
Plus: Microsoft Bing AI Now Open to Everyone
(Total read time: 4 minutes)
Welcome to WhatAI. It’s a Friday so let’s keep it short and exciting.
Here’s what we’ve got for you today:
🔥 4 AI Tools — Supercharge your productivity
🦾 4 AI Tutorials & Interviews — Level up your skills
🤖 What’s Trending — Must know things happening in AI
💼 AI Jobs — Built a career in Artificial Intelligence
📸 Picture of the day
Want to feature your product in WhatAI? click here.
🔥 AI Tools
Supercharge your Productivity with AI tools
Brain Fever AI — The ultimate app for text-to-image generation and advanced photo editing. Create a stunning visual masterpiece or enhance your existing photo’s like never before. (Link)
Heights Platform — Revolutionising online course creation with AI. Imagine having a super effective coach that can work for you anytime and responds instantly, and helps you create the online course of your dreams. (Link)
Schrodi — Create personalised short stories for your kids and friends using the power of AI. (Link)
Loop In HQ — This Productivity Assistant is an AI Chrome Extension. Meetings, notes, tasks, all in one place. (Link)
🦾 AI Tutorials & Interviews
Level up your Skills
🤖 What’s Trending
Must know things happening in AI
Microsoft’s Bing is Now Open to Everyone
Microsoft has just announced that their Bing GPT-4 chatbot is now available to everyone without the need for a waitlist.
All you need to do is log in to Bing or Edge using your Microsoft account, and you'll be able to access the open preview version that's powered by GPT-4.
In addition, Microsoft is introducing new features to Bing Chat, such as image and video results, persistent chat and history, and plug-in support, which will allow developers to extend the functionality of Bing Chat in new ways.
Microsoft is partnering with OpenTable and WolframAlpha to enable plug-ins for completing restaurant bookings and generating visualizations.
Microsoft will share more information about these new features at their upcoming Build conference.
Tech Bosses Summoned to White House
Some tech bosses got summoned to the White House and were given a stern warning about Artificial Intelligence.
Google's Sundar Pichai, Microsoft's Satya Nadella, and Sam Altman from OpenAI were told they had a "moral" duty to make sure their AI products were safe for the public.
The White House even hinted at the possibility of more regulation in the sector.
Recently launched AI products like ChatGPT and Bard have caught the public's attention.
The emergence of these AI products has sparked a debate on the potential risks and benefits of the technology in society.
Some worry AI could take over their jobs, spread fake news, and violate copyright law.
But others argue too much regulation could give Chinese tech companies an advantage.
We think it's a delicate balancing act for the tech industry and regulators to strike a balance between safety and progress.
🤖 Headlines & Stories
More AI News Headlines
💼 AI Jobs
Built a career in Artificial Intelligence
Junior Machine Learning Engineer at Patterned Learning AI - Remote ($100K/yr - $130K/yr)
VP of Customer Success at Lily AI - Remote
AI scientist | Content Generation at Jasper AI - Remote ($185K/yr - $220K/yr)
📸 Picture of the Day
AI generated image of the ‘Gotham Grannies’ - famous knitters to save the day!
📈 Feature your product in the WhatAI newsletter
Advertise with WhatAI to get your brand or product in front of the Who's Who of AI. The readers are Technology companies & individuals, who are always looking for their next interesting product or tool.
You can book ads here.
That’s a wrap for today.
When you signed up for this newsletter, my promise to you was to update you on the latest developments in the world of AI. What did you think of today's newsletter?
Thanks for reading.
Until next time!
P.S. if you like the WhatAI newsletter please share it with a friend, you can find us here. Very much appreciated!
Reply