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• ChatGPT & other LLMs place SEO blogs in a catch-22

• AI helps you master the piano…in real life

• The New Yorker interviews ChatGPT

• Benchmark makes a rush to invest in Generative AI

Content Providers Will Struggle in This New Era

Large Language Models (LLMs) are a massive success, and their integration with search is starting to gain popularity. We’re all beyond pumped for New Bing and Bard to become daily fixtures, but the consequences might be life-altering. 

We’re looking at a huge paradigm shift here because:

• These Transformer models need to crawl different sites to summarize the information for you

• We get this new information packaged in a neat bow with sources cited below the response

• But all those sourced websites want eyeballs, and without them, they will stop playing along

LLM Search Can Destroy Its Own Knowledge Base

Think about it. Many blogs and publishers rely on ad revenue to support their business. Search engines are huge distributors for them, and that pipeline will shrink as more people rely on chat AI.

For example, you look up recipes online (if you suck at cooking like me). The biggest annoyance is scrolling through all the SEO crap to get to the actual directions.

With today’s AI-powered search engines, they collect that same data, source it, then give you the actual recipe you need without the fluff. Why would you ever click on the cited source?

Every click they lose matters in the content business. If these models threaten their distribution too much, they’ll take measures against AI crawling.

We end up with an endless stream of fair use legal cases, and before you know it, this newsletter helps you become an amateur copyright lawyer instead of an AI expert.

That’s why Microsoft’s CEO is putting traffic to sourced sites at the top of his priorities. Without it, the whole system falls in on itself, like a Jenga tower made by a five-year-old. 

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Play Us a Song You’re the Piano Bot

Did that demo blow your mind? What if I told you the Google Magneta team made Piano Genie in 2018?!

Thanks to Jim Fan and his awesome Twitter breakdown, I was recently reminded of Piano Genies’ existence. In his thread, he explains that this AI-assisted Piano playing is made possible thanks to Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM).

LSTM helps neural networks recall information and make predictions based on that data. Piano Genie recalls what you’ve played and your preferences so its AI can better replicate your style in the future.

In other words, the more you use the tool, the more suited to you it becomes.

Does LSTM Matter Today?

Yes, and the fact we’re reminded of tools from five years ago today gives me hope for the future of AI.

What is possible tomorrow if they could create that physical copilot five years ago?

We’re marching towards more physical versions of generative AI, and while Transformer architecture is growing in popularity, going back to other successful tooling is key to compounding development.

We tend to get caught up in ChatGPT and how it’s shaken up our understanding of AI’s utility, but there are so many other cool concepts out there to test.

LSTMs are incredibly useful for predicting outcomes and monitoring important data. They help diagnose patients, examine city engineering, and predict energy use patterns.

If we’re going to reach the singularity, we’re going to need more than just ChatGPT.

While you wait to use the power of LSTM in your personal day-to-day, try out Piano Genie’s demo and dream of AI’s future.

Quick Nuggets

🎮 Gaming needs an AI upgrade 

🌎 Neeva goes international. The AI search engine makes a big move to match the hype levels

🤔 Everybody makes mistakes, including ChatGPT 

🪖 Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt builds the perfect AI war-fighting machine

🧩 ChatGPT and the neverending search for an edge

📈 Machine Learning as-a-Service: what is the market size?

🎩 Top skills you need to be a machine learning engineer

📱 Cybercrime is starting to integrate ChatGPT into their scams

🎙️ An exclusive interview with ChatGPT, written in The New Yorker 

🎨 Protecting artists from AI art that steals their unique style

👩‍⚖️ The justice system might need AI to help make it fairer

💰 Benchmark buys into the Generative AI scene through its investment in LangChain

🍔 AI MrBeast and PewDiePie debate on a Twitch channel focused on AI-generated parody

🔊 11Labs showcased some new abilities today, but that doesn’t stop concerns over potential misinformation from their tools

📝 B- student that’s the grade State Street strategists give ChatGPT for its market knowledge

🦠 A plague upon education: the case against ChatGPT in schools

🎭 Actors are being asked to sign away the rights to their voice

🗞️ Fake news sites created by ChatGPT are on the rise

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• Decoherence - create infinite stories today (link)

• NocodeBooth - launch your own AI image generator app (link)

• Kwirk - AI assisted working (link)

• Postly - social media marketing at scale (link)

• Vizard - autosegment your webinars post-recording (link)

• PPLeGPT - workout generator (link)

• Crouton - a new cooking companion (link)

• Bifrost - never write frontend code from scratch again (link)

Good Content, Lizard People

Look, I am not saying Mark Zuckerberg is a lizard person, but these generated images make a good case.