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Happy Tuesday!
Today, we’ve got updates on Deepmind, Google’s Bard chatbot, and a lot more.
Let’s get to it…
In today's rundown:
👾 Deepmind’s New AI Agent is a Gaming Whiz
📈 AI Stock Surge Boosts World's Richest by $150 Billion
🚨 Google Warns Employees Against Using Bard Chatbot
🛠️ 10 New AI Tools, 5 Jobs, 5 Resources, and 4 Free Gifts
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Breaking News 📰
Important headlines in the world of AI today
Do you remember how long it took you to master those Atari games back in the 80s? Deepmind’s new AI agent doesn’t seem to have that same problem.
The AI algorithm "Bigger, Better, Faster" mastered 26 Atari games in just two hours.
Here’s the code, and here’s the official study.
This is just another reminder that AI will continue to make its mark on the gaming world.
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The world's wealthiest individuals have seen their fortunes increase by over $150 billion thanks to a boom in AI-related stocks in 2023. This surge in AI interest has led to big-name investors flocking to companies they believe could continue to drive AI's rise.
Big Tech giants such as Meta, Nvidia, Microsoft, Google parent Alphabet, and Oracle have all experienced substantial gains. The already affluent founders of these companies have seen their wealth grow even further, with Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Oracle's Larry Ellison each amassing over $40 billion more in personal wealth.
Why it matters: Investing in AI stocks isn’t just for the ultra-wealthy. There are plenty of opportunities for everyday investors to take advantage.
How’s this for ironic?
Alphabet Inc. (Google) has advised its employees not to share confidential information with chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Bard over fears of data leaks.
The rundown:
Alphabet is concerned that human reviewers may review chat entries
Amazon and Apple have issued similar directives to their employees
Samsung recently confirmed that its own internal data was leaked after staff used ChatGPT
Interestingly, Alphabet and other tech giants continue to rapidly develop chatbots using data collected from users.
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