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Hey Edge Family, happy Hump Day! Microsoft fulfills the long awaited ChatGPT for businesses and I think this will change the space.
Here’s The Breakdown:
💎 𝟛 Tools to Give You The Edge
🚨 𝟚 AI Updates: ChatGPT for business & Google AI search
💻 𝟙 Practical Use of AI: Stunning vacation destinations
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🚨 Breaking AI News
Microsoft just released Azure ChatGPT, an enterprise version of ChatGPT that can be hosted privately on a company's network. This is huge for professionals, as hundreds of companies have banned ChatGPT for work use due to privacy issues.
Now, companies using Azure can add ChatGPT without major complications. Here are the benefits:
Provides data privacy and network isolation
Integrates internal data sources and services
Customizable as a private AI assistant
For organizations already on Azure that want a private and secure AI assistant, Azure ChatGPT is now the industry go to.
🧪 Google Enhances Search AI
Google is enhancing its AI-powered Search Generative Experience (SGE). For those that don’t know, Google’s conversational search mode was announced earlier this year, and yesterday they released new features aimed at improving learning and comprehension.
This includes displaying definitions and images when hovering over unfamiliar terms to aid understanding of complex topics. For programming, Google will color-code elements in generated code snippets to simplify debugging.
SGE can now summarize key points of online articles using AI while browsing. The new capabilities showcase Google's continued focus on integrating AI to enhance the search experience. Sign up for Google AI search here
Do you like Google's traditional search or the AI powered search?
🔎Extra Insights🔍
🤑 Voiceflow Raises $15M for Conversational AI Platform
Voiceflow, a startup building the "Figma for conversational AI", raised $15M led by OpenView to expand its collaborative platform enabling teams to rapidly design, build, and deploy AI agents. (Full article here)
📲 WhatsApp Tests AI Stickers
WhatsApp is testing AI-generated stickers in its Android beta. Users can create a sticker by describing it in text, using an unnamed Meta AI model. This is similar to Midjourney and DALL-E generating images from text prompts.(Full article here)
🎚 OpenAI Tests ChatGPT for Content Moderation
OpenAI says its GPT-4 technology can moderate content and develop content policies, helping businesses be more efficient. This highlights a use case for generative AI amid limited revenue so far. In testing, GPT-4 quickly labeled and made content decisions that take humans months. (Full article here)
💻 Real Life Use Cases
Midjourney Prompt: Stunning vacation destinations
This photo should look familiar, it was in the previous AI inspiration section of the newsletter! It tricked many of you so I wanted to share the prompt. (Credit)
🔏 Copy and paste the prompt below ⏬
Editorial cinematic, Ibiza_Landscape_Aesthetic, detailed photography, muted colors --c 10 --style raw --ar 16:9 Here are the results ⬇️
Daily Definition
Computer Vision
Computer Vision is a subfield of AI that trains machines to interpret and make decisions based on visual data, just as humans rely on their eyes to understand the world. In simpler terms, it's all about giving machines the ability to "see" and "understand" images and videos.
When you upload a photo to a social media platform and it automatically recognizes and tags your friends' faces, that's computer vision in action. Or, think about those futuristic self-driving cars that can detect and navigate around obstacles; again, computer vision is the star behind the scenes.
It's achieved through algorithms that process visual data, decipher it, and can even act on the information. These algorithms can recognize patterns, identify objects, and even interpret content in much the same way our brains process visuals
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