Change a Single Element in a Video, How AI Apps Make Money, and a ML Reading List
Great tools, news, and things to think about as you swim in the AI ocean.
Morning y’all!
I had a 16 hour day yesterday and I think my body is trying to tell me to slow down. But, it’s hard when you’re building something you think is important with people that you like! A wonderful combination indeed.
Have a great Tuesday folks! Hopefully you can make it a normative one — closer to 7 or 8 hours of work, maybe less? What is it that you actually do friend? Comment and let me know! I’m generally curious.
※\(^o^)/※
— Summer
A few good thoughts around how AI apps actually make money. I like the breakdown of the application, model, and infrastructure layers and examples.
Eraser is a copilot for technical design. Pretty website, for sure.
Start a new business and get all of the creative branding work done.
The Elicit ML Reading list is open sourced — some really great material here.
Apple is building AI Servers with their M2 Ultra and M4 chips.
OpenAI and Stack Overflow partner which essentially means OpenAI will get access to Stack’s API. Yawn.
Quora’s CEO says that humans are still better at answering questions than AI although I suppose that depends on the type of question.
Enhance Speech makes voice recordings sound as if they were recorded in a professional podcasting studio. That’s it. Sounds good.
A study from German universities found that novice and experienced teachers struggle to accurately distinguish between student and AI-generated work. Not entirely surprising since ever GenAI tool and model is trying to “look” like a human with each passing day. Interesting to note that teachers were over-confident in their ability to spot real vs fake. Hah.
Wired sits down with Arati Prabhakar who introduced ChatGPT to the president and is helping to shape US policy on AI.
OpenAI developer shared the ability to change a single element in the video without dramatic changes to the scene. Wow.
That’s it folks! Have a great one!
※\(^o^)/※
— Summer
