🐼 ChatGPT-4 is bonkers

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Here is what you missed:

• ChatGPT 4 is bonkers

• Google sneakily launches new features

• Robots teaching Spanish?

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Get the lowdown on the newest launches that are turning heads

1. Khanmigo - Khan Academy’s GPT4 powered guide for learners and teachers. (FREE)

2. Milo - Take care of all the details to keep your family running, so you can focus on love, not logistics (FREE)

3. Collie - Enter a website to fetch every asset and give you an embedded search bar (FREEMIUM)

4. 2short - Elevate your YT content with AI generated shorts (FREEMIUM)

5. SlidesAI - Create Presentations Slides with AI (FREEMIUM)

OpenAI Launches GPT-4

OpenAI has dropped their newest creation, GPT-4, and it's like the Einstein of language models.

This bad boy is so smart, it's performing in the 90th percentile on the Bar Exam, while its older sibling, GPT-3.5, is barely scraping by in the 10th percentile. Plus, GPT-4 has some insane visual skills, like being able to analyze images and do cool things like turning napkin sketches into full-blown websites.

GPT-4 is like a chameleon when it comes to writing style. Unlike GPT-3's robotic tone, you can now steer GPT-4 in any direction you want. It can handle over 25,000 words, and it behaves better too - it's not as likely to say anything too crazy like its predecessor (remember when Reddit users broke ChatGPT? Yikes!).

This baby's already being put to work by companies like Khan Academy and Be My Eyes to create AI assistants that support students and low-vision/blind users.

And while only ChatGPT Plus subscribers can access GPT-4 for now, developers will get their chance to play around with it soon enough.

The best part? People are discovering some pretty wild things GPT-4 can do.

It can code games, write lawsuits, and even lie to you!

Poll of the day 📊 

Yesterday I asked if AI needed more regulation from the government. All of you said No! Here are some responses:

• “Why not? It worked out great for the financial industry, right?”

• “TBH the AI might start regulating us”

• "I'm all for regulation, but let's not forget to ask the machines how they feel about it."

Here is a new poll for you to check out:

⏫ Quick Thoughts

🪙 Nuggets of News

News snacks for the time-starved: grab a quick bite to stay up-to-date

1. Lego My AI

   Google’s got a whole bunch of new generative AI features coming your way, including the PaLM API and MakerSuite, which lets developers build on their language models! And if you want to create your own AI-powered chatbot or digital assistant, then the Generative AI App Builder is the Legos of AI that you need in your life.(Read More)

2. Power of GPT-4 with Duolingo Max’s

   Duolingo just went to the Max! For $29.99 a month, users can now unlock two new AI-powered features called "Roleplay" and "Explain My Answer." With Roleplay, you can practice your real-world conversation skills with AI chatbots in different scenarios, like ordering coffee in Paris or discussing future vacation plans with AI-powered feedback on the accuracy and complexity of your responses. With Explain My Answer, you can get a breakdown of why your response was right or wrong, helping you to learn and improve. Plus, with no ads, unlimited hearts, and personalized reviews, it's like having your own language coach in your pocket. (Read More)

3. Just add A.I. to your startup's name and enjoy the rush

   The sudden interest in generative AI has sparked a gold rush in start-ups, with a focus on the technology's potential. The scarcity of AI companies, coupled with the potential of the technology, means that investors are competing fiercely to invest in these companies, offering some entrepreneurs nine-figure valuations for little more than an idea and a résumé. A.I. start-up valuations are soaring beyond that of 2021’s “everything bubble,” with investors trawling the rosters of companies like Google, Meta and OpenAI for A.I. experts who may have an itch to start their own company. (Read More)

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