Hey man,

Hope you’re having an a-maze-ing morning!

Here’s the AI rundown for today:

• ChatGPT gains speech, sight and sound 🤖

• Stephen Fry speaks up regarding AI generated voiceovers 🥴

• Quack’s new AI find: Github 👾

• Duck Duck Goose 😂

ChatGPT’s massive updates 🧑‍🔧

What’s coming next?

OpenAI has introduced voice and image capabilities to ChatGPT! These new features are planned to be available for Plus and Enterprise users on android and iOS. 😆

Hear no evil 🙉

• Users can now share one or more images with ChatGPT for various tasks, such as troubleshooting and data analysis.

• The mobile app includes a drawing tool to highlight specific image details.

Speak no evil 🙊

• Users can now have natural voice conversations with ChatGPT using five distinct voices. This feature is driven by a new text-to-speech model and Whisper technology.

• ChatGPT's voice capabilities are showcased through partnerships like Spotify - highlighting its potential for podcast translation and broadening storytelling.

See no evil 🙈

• OpenAI teamed up with Be My Eyes to create GPT-4V, aimed at helping individuals with visual impairments. The model's training involved using text and image data from the internet and licensed sources.

• OpenAI conducted thorough safety assessments and employed reinforcement learning from human feedback and red-teaming. These measures were taken to address issues like hallucinations.

Woah… these are a lot of new developments to process. Is there anything in particular you’re excited for? 🐤

Stephen gets Fry-ed by AI 😖

Fun fact: he narrated the official Harry Potter audiobooks!

Actor Stephen Fry has raised concerns about AI after discovering his voice was impersonated by machine learning. During the CogX Festival in London, the 66-year-old actor and narrator played a clip where his voice was used for a historical documentary. 📚

He cautioned people to be wary over any voice recordings they hear online, for they could be AI generated. 👆

In the past decade, AI has been applied in the film and television industry for various purposes, such as de-aging actors, analysing viewer behavior on streaming platforms, resurrecting the voices of deceased actors, and even crafting entire movie trailers. 🤭

Quack’s new AI find: Github 👾

Coding isn’t as easy as the movies make it seem :(

GitHub Copilot is a leading AI coding assistant that aids developers in creating top-notch code with greater efficiency. It relies on the OpenAI Codex language model, which is trained on natural language text and a vast library of public code. 🦸

Copilot can offer suggestions for entire code lines, help complete functions, generate comments, and even assist in debugging and identifying potential security problems! 🔐

Key features:

• Offers code suggestions or entire functions while writing code

• Cycle through multiple auto-complete suggestions with ease

• Helps to identify and fix code errors

• Finds potential security vulnerabilities in your code

• Writes informative comments for better code understanding

To get started, just install the Copilot extension in Visual Studio Code, log in with your GitHub account, and enjoy the eased coding experience!

There is a free plan available for individuals and paid plan starting at only $4/month. 😲

Duck, duck… Goose!

Today’s question:

What sound do physicist duck’s make?

Find out in the next issue!

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