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Here's what is on tap today:

• When AI lies, it’s hard to do anything about it

• Apple’s job listings show AI push

• D&D illustrators get a warning about AI

• Every Amazon team is now working on Gen AI

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Don’t trust everything Chat AI says.

You should know that by now, but I wanted to reiterate it. The news that brings this back to the surface is a New York Times article about AI lying and its repercussions.

I can sum that piece up in two sentences: AI says something untrue about real people. Current laws and regulations don’t empower us to handle it.

Congrats, you don’t need to get passed the paywall, but here’s the rub.

The piece by Tiffany Hsu mentions a term most people don’t know, “Frankenpeople.”

Researchers coined the term to define a made-up character who’s a culmination of real people or a false identity for an actual person crafted due to patterns. And I love it.

Frankenpeople describes what happens to a “T” (even if Frankenstein is the scientist; we get it). The AI is pulling strings together and trying to follow the most logical path.

A scientist whose work is near many prestigious awards is a perfect example. Most LLMs will misconnect that person to the recognition and then claim they won some.

It happens, and calling them Frakenpeople smooths the rough edges.

It’s our new “hallucinations” term that whitewashes AI issues and explains them away with mumbo-jumbo. The field is full of them.

But, on the other hand, it does help, and that’s okay. Look, it sucks that AI lies about people, and they can’t do much. But people can still fact-check that right now.

Creating easy-to-grasp terms around the issue raises awareness, and that’s a great thing to keep doing for the general public.

So long live the Frankenpeople!

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Have you noticed something odd about the OpenAI app on your iPhone?

Anytime I go to use it, my phone heats up faster than Texas asphalt in the summer. And it’s a newer model, too.

Apple is aware of the issue. They also know that many other tech giants are pushing forward with generative AI in ways that affect Apple’s market share.

Tim Cook doesn’t like losing market share or falling behind.

This is why you shouldn’t be surprised to hear that Apple posted a slew of jobs for researchers and engineers. All the jobs focus on generative AI and Large Language Models.

The Cupertino company has one mission: keep up.

Developing generative AI tools in-house and finding ways to pump more brain power into their AI lab in Paris is one focus for recruiting. But other posts seem focused on iPhones and iPads.

Apple wants its tools to run LLMs without the need for cloud use. The breakthrough would be a runaway success if they beat others to it.

Time will tell, but one thing is sure: all of Big Tech is moving in the same direction, and that direction is AI.

💰 AI helps lead a Big Tech Rebound and a boon of investments for certain companies

🚸 How to ChatGPT-proof your child’s education according to Psychology Today

📌 Thomson Reuters finds ways to boost workers’ productivity with AI instead of replacing them

🏦 You don’t need to break the bank to use LLMs for your projects

4️⃣ 4 ways that generative AI makes founders more interesting

🔒 Learn about companies protecting your data in this new AI era

🎲 Wizards of the Coast tells D&D illustrators to stop using AI for their designs

🏛️ Past failures haunt the US Senate’s attempts to regulate AI today

🔍 A confusing cluster of government contracts gets a new AI search feature

📦 Every Amazon team is working on generative AI

• OurBabyAI - your future baby in AI-generated photos (link)

• Twon - node-based AI tool to enhance Twitter & Threads post (link)

• Moolight - pocket memory assistant (link)

• Layman Law - cut through the legal bullsh*t (link)

• EQO - unlock healthy food choices (link)

• SuperAGI Cloud - build, manage & run useful autonomous AI agents on the cloud (link)

• AI Titans - prove your brains, brawn, & bytes (link)

• Build Chatbot - chatbot supporting multiple file formats (link)

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