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“Visa plans to invest $100 million in generative AI ventures, a technology that can generate various content forms and add dynamism to the industry. The firm’s AI-based solutions have been effective in fraud prevention, highlighting AI’s critical role in enhancing payment systems. However, successful AI implementation requires a robust regulatory framework.”

Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, highlighted the crucial role of AI in the development of the metaverse during a recent interview. By leveraging technology that integrates VR/AR and AI, Zuckerberg aims to establish Meta’s dominance in the 3D immersive metaverse. Despite financial setbacks, he remains committed to the metaverse vision, betting on Llama 2’s technology integration with Meta AI as their unique competitive edge.

“A recent study by the University of North Carolina reveals that Large Language Models (LLMs), such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard, may unintentionally retain and regurgitate sensitive data, despite apparent deletion. Attempts to fully purge such information have been largely unsuccessful, presenting challenges in AI and data security.”

OpenAI’s AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT is now able to extract current information from the web, expanding its role in providing insights about the mutable crypto world. Not only predicting crypto prices, the ChatGPT’s integration in crypto risk management enables the identification of emerging threats, making the system more robust.

AlphaSense, an AI platform focused on business intelligence and search, has raised its valuation from $1.7 billion to $2.5 billion. The firm offers insights-as-a-service, delivering perceptive business and finance analytics, with its tailored approach promising more specific insights in the crypto and blockchain world. Despite the high-risk, high reward nature of the AI sector, AlphaSense plans to strategically position itself in the B2B generative AI sector.

AI startup Helisng, focused on developing AI-powered solutions for military use, has raised $223 million in Series B funding, led by General Catalyst and Saab. This funding is set to boost their goal of furthering AI technology for protecting democratic nations. Meanwhile, the proliferation of AI technology sparks discussions on job displacement and ethical issues surrounding its application, particularly in warfare.

“EY has invested $1.4 billion in AI technologies, targeting the development and launch of the EY.ai platform to aid organizations in adopting AI. The architecture is rooted in EY’s large language model, and gains extra potential through a partnership with Microsoft. The investment is also geared towards integrating AI into existing EY services.”

“Meta plans to develop an advanced AI model, potentially surpassing OpenAI systems. However, concerns arise around data center construction, chip supply, and ethical issues. Interestingly, AI and crypto’s convergence could pave the path to a tech-advanced future, but with challenges.”

While user traffic to AI chatbot, ChatGPT, decreased globally for the third consecutive month in August, there are signs of growth in US visitation. Traffic fluctuations may be due to seasonal variations, such as university summer breaks, with drop in use particularly noticeable in younger demographics. However, inconsistencies in unique visitor data present further questions about actual user demographics and motivations. Despite declining visits, AI chatbots remain valuable in academics among other sectors.

“Tencent has introduced its ‘Hunyuan’ AI system, a multimodal large language model similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The system supports functions like image creation, text recognition, and customer service, and can contribute to sectors such as finance, social media, and e-commerce.”

Google’s recent policy update mandates disclosure of AI-generated content in political ads, aiming to increase transparency and ethics in AI. The policy will apply to image, audio, and video content from mid-November 2023 onwards. However, this doesn’t solve all AI ethics issues, especially given the rise of Deepfakes.

“Baidu, China’s tech powerhouse, has released over 70 AI models with over 1 billion parameters each. Recent models show up to a 50% improvement in efficiency. However, the rapid expansion of AI technology raises concerns about misuse and privacy.”

“Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit recently introduced ‘TradeGPT’, an artificial intelligence (AI) trading assistant that provides insights using platform market data. The tool utilizes both the ChatGPT language model and Bybit’s ToolsGPT for real-time market analysis and user Q&A assistance, intending to educate users in the complex crypto-sphere.”

Four China-based companies, including Baidu, have launched AI chatbots in line with new regulations requiring government approval for mass-market AI-based products. While such technology offers great opportunities, data security concerns are raised since AI adoption involves handling extensive user data. Meanwhile, Robinhood, owning the fifth-largest Ethereum wallet, is reportedly witnessing a decline in crypto trading activity. These technological advancements point to a future where AI chatbots and digital currencies play significant roles in our lives, but with the immense challenge of ensuring data safety and privacy.

“Media companies grapple with the use of AI technologies like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. While some, including CNN and the New York Times, have implemented measures to prevent AI’s access to their content, others like Netflix explore AI’s potential. Amid potential and risks, businesses tread the road ahead cautiously.”

“In the rapidly developing AI industry, customer trust is increasingly challenging to attain. Salesforce’s consumer survey indicates growing concerns over unethical AI applications; in fact, willingness to use AI has declined since last year. As the technology continuously evolves, public perception caught between efficiency and ethics will undoubtedly shape AI’s future trajectory.”

“OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Enterprise, which boasts twice the performance and four times the processing capacity of its predecessor. Adherence to SOC 2 improves its data security credentials. The tool is already adopted by 80% of Fortune 500 companies for tasks of communication, coding, creative work, and business inquiries. Its role in interaction with cryptocurrency is still evolving.”

“Large language models like GPT-3 have revolutionized AI capabilities in interpreting human language. These models, incorporating deep learning techniques, serve tasks ranging from language translation to initiating conversations. However, their successful deployment requires careful planning, with emphasis on user experience and data security.”

Approximately one in three US investors trust AI-generated financial advice without seeking additional sources, signifying a major acceptance of machine-aided decision making. However, skepticism still exists, with half of respondents hesitant to opt for AI-created financial advice in the future.

“The tech giant Naver Corp has launched CLOVA X, a state-of-the-art generative AI chatbot for Korean-language users. Built using supercomputing, data analysis capabilities and expertise in Korean language, CLOVA X hold conversations, summarize texts and generate stories, comparable to globally acclaimed AI systems.”