📣 Happy Friday!
Here’s what I have for you in Today’s letter:
Microsoft drops Windows 11 AI Copilot like 🔥.
AI flexing its muscles to save the 🌍 from climate change.
Ancient languages bow down to AI's genius 📝.
OpenAI pulls the plug on ChatGPT's web browsing powers⚡️.
Get hyped because Build is back!
Windows 11 has been blowing up, and the developer community is killing it with a 24% increase in devices used for coding.
AI is the real deal, shaping the future, from fighting climate change to deciphering ancient languages. And guess what?
Windows Copilot is here to make our lives easier! It's like having an AI sidekick right on your taskbar, ready to assist and make you a power user.
Bing Chat and plugins make it even more epic. Hybrid AI loop, new AI features in the Microsoft Store, and tools like Dev Home are taking us to the next level.
Oh, and OpenAI's ChatGPT is disabled for web browsing, so no more virtual surfing.
But don't worry, there's plenty of other excitement coming your way. Let's unleash our coding skills and shape the world together!
Nvidia, the AI powerhouse, is stepping up its game to save the planet.
They've unleashed their AI technology to supercharge carbon capture and storage (CCS) like never before.
By using fancy Fourier Neural Operators (FNO) architecture, Nvidia's AI models are predicting pressure buildup and CO2 saturation more accurately than ever.
This means engineers can quickly find the perfect injection sites and optimize the whole CCS process, all while visualizing it in Nvidia Omniverse.
And get this, the simulation speed is boosted a mind-boggling 700,000 times!
That's like going from snail's pace to warp speed. Say goodbye to spending years on simulations, now it takes just seconds.
Nvidia's AI wizardry is helping us achieve net zero emissions by 2050, and they're taking on Tesla in the AI revolution.
ESG investors are all about it, with Nvidia's shares skyrocketing.
So, let's give a virtual high-five to Nvidia for being the climate change superheroes we need. Keep slaying those carbon emissions, team!
Alright, get ready to travel back in time with the help of AI!
Researchers are breaking ancient language barriers and bringing us closer to understanding texts written in ancient languages like Cuneiform and Akkadian.
They're using fancy AI techniques, like natural language processing (NLP), to translate these ancient writings into good ol' English.
It's like having a time-traveling language buddy!
Now, it's not as simple as running a picture through a language app. The main challenge is the lack of data.
We're talking about languages that have been extinct for over 2,000 years, so there aren't many examples to train the AI models on.
But fear not, because researchers have managed to gather enough data to make some serious progress.
These ancient languages hold the keys to unlocking the mysteries of the past.
Imagine being able to read the Epic of Gilgamesh, a literary work written over 4,000 years ago!
Thanks to AI, we're getting closer to understanding these ancient civilizations and their stories.
But wait, there's more! Google has also jumped on the bandwagon with its Google Fabricius project, which helps decode ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
They compare hieroglyphs to ancient Egyptian emojis. So next time you see a hieroglyphic cat, think of it as the cat emoji of the ancient world!
So, whether it's Cuneiform, Akkadian, or Egyptian hieroglyphs, AI is here to bridge the language gap and bring ancient texts to life.
It's like having a time machine for language translation. Now, let's hope AI doesn't accidentally summon any ancient curses along the way!
It seems like OpenAI has hit a bump in the road with its ChatGPT web-browsing feature, "Browse with Bing."
They've decided to pull the plug on it for now due to some content display issues.
Apparently, ChatGPT was bypassing paywalls and privacy settings when users asked for the full text of a URL. Sneaky, sneaky!
OpenAI wants to do right by content owners, so they've disabled the feature temporarily while they fix the problem.
But fear not, they're working hard to bring it back online as soon as possible. Hang in there!
Some ChatGPT Plus users are feeling a bit miffed about this decision.
They're paying for the Plus subscription, which includes access to the more powerful GPT-4, Browse with Bing and the GPT-4 Plugin Store.
They feel like OpenAI is taking away features they paid for. Oh, the trials and tribulations of being an AI language model subscriber!
But let's not dwell on the negative. OpenAI is grateful to ChatGPT Plus subscribers for their valuable feedback during the beta testing phase.
They've learned a lot and will bring the browsing feature back soon. Kudos to the subscribers for helping improve the system!
We'll have to wait and see when Browse with Bing makes its triumphant return. In the meantime, keep those URLs to yourself, ChatGPT! Let's respect those paywalls and privacy settings.
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