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Hey there! Today we are gonna look into what happend in the Tech/AI world last week,
Todays episode:
Sam Altman is back as CEO of OpenAI
More people want AI customer service
New AI chatbot is impressive, but worries teachers
Microsoft and Nvidia partner to develop AI-powered games
China invests heavily in AI research
Sam Altman is back as CEO of OpenAI
OpenAI's founder and former CEO Sam Altman is back as CEO after a week of drama at the company.
747 of the company's 770 employees demanded that the board of directors resign and Altman be reinstated.
Altman is a strong advocate for open AI, and his return is seen as a victory for those principles.
Sam Altman ceo of OpenAI
More people want AI customer service
A new report from Gartner shows that more than half of consumers now prefer to interact with AI-powered customer service rather than humans.
The report finds that AI-powered customer service is faster, more accessible, and more consistent than human customer service.
This trend could lead to more jobs in customer service being automated.
New AI chatbot is impressive, but worries teachers
A new AI chatbot that can generate realistic conversations with humans has captured attention around the world.
The chatbot, called LaMDA, has been used to create conversations that are so realistic that they are difficult to distinguish from conversations between humans.
However, teachers are concerned that LaMDA could be used to spread misinformation or create fake news
Microsoft and Nvidia partner to develop AI-powered games
Microsoft and Nvidia announced a partnership to develop AI-powered games.
The two companies will collaborate to develop new AI-powered gaming technologies, such as real-time rendering of photorealistic environments and AI-controlled characters.
This initiative could lead to a new generation of more realistic and engaging games.
China invests heavily in AI research
China has set a goal of becoming the world's leading AI nation by 2030.
The country is investing heavily in AI research and development, and has already made significant progress in several areas, such as image recognition and natural language processing.
These investments could lead to China becoming a global leader in AI technology.
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