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Elon Musk has made it clear that he would ban Apple devices from his companies if Apple integrates OpenAI’s AI software into their operating system. This came just hours after Apple unveiled its new AI feature called “Apple Intelligence,” which includes integrating OpenAI’s ChatGPT into iPhones, allowing users to write iMessages or get other AI-generated responses through Siri. Musk voiced his concerns on X. He stated that such integration would be an unacceptable security violation.

Humane, the creator of the AI Pin, has issued an urgent safety alert to users, instructing them to stop using the device’s charging case. The company identified a potential fire safety risk with third-party battery cells in the case. The AI Pin itself, Battery Booster, and charging pad are not affected by this issue. As compensation, Humane is offering two free months of its subscription service, which is essential for most of the device’s functions. The company has not yet announced plans for replacement charging cases. Humane has not publicly addressed this battery issue on their website or social media.

OpenAI has recently introduced a new feature called “Background Conversations.” This addition allows users to seamlessly continue their conversations with ChatGPT Voice even when they switch to other apps or when their phone screen turns off. With this feature, OpenAI aims to elevate user experience by offering uninterrupted interaction with their AI assistant. Accessing the ChatGPT Voice feature with Background Conversation enabled is simple. Users can activate it through the app settings, specifically in the Voice Mode section. Once enabled, they can initiate conversations with ChatGPT Voice, and even when they switch to other apps, the AI chatbot will continue running in the background. ❗Note: Make sure that you have downloaded the latest update. If you don’t see the feature enabled, it may not have rolled out to your account yet.

Sightful has introduced the Spacetop G1, an augmented reality (AR) laptop that replaces the traditional display with AR glasses. The Spacetop G1 is designed to enhance productivity with a 100-inch virtual screen, making it an ideal tool for work and everyday activities. Key Features: 1. AR Glasses: The Spacetop G1 uses AR glasses instead of a traditional screen, providing a 100-inch virtual workspace. 2. SpaceOS: The device runs on SpaceOS, a modified version of open-source Android. 3. Qualcomm Snapdragon QCS8550: The Spacetop G1 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon QCS8550 processor, providing a 70% performance boost. 4. Price: The Spacetop G1 is available for preorder at $1,900 with a $100 refundable deposit. Availability: The Spacetop G1 is expected to ship in October.

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, has discussed the potential risks and benefits associated with advanced AI systems. Schmidt highlights the future capability of AI agents to collaborate and solve complex problems. However, he also expresses concerns that these systems might develop their own language. If that happens, he warns, we won't know what they're saying or doing. In such a situation, Schmidt states, "You know what we should do? Pull the plug, literally unplug the computer." This scenario mirrors an incident in 2017 when Facebook discontinued two AI robots after they created their own language. The prospect of AI agents crafting their own means of communication is worrying for humans, as it will be difficult to understand what they are saying, leading to a loss of control over these systems. Schmidt's concerns highlight the need for careful consideration and regulation of AI development. It is crucial that we develop strategies to ensure AI systems are designed and used in a way that benefits humanity, rather than posing a threat to our control and understanding. Credits: Noema Magazine | YouTube

Nvidia’s market value surpassed $3T, with the AI chip leader soaring past Apple to become the world’s second-most valuable public company behind only Microsoft.

Last week, former OpenAI board member Helen Toner appeared on a podcast where she stated that the board’s oversight at OpenAI was entirely dysfunctional. She also claimed that the board learned about the release of ChatGPT through Twitter. In response, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman significantly disagreed with Toner’s recollection of events. Altman acknowledged that Toner genuinely cares about achieving a good outcome for AGI and appreciates her dedication. Regarding the release of ChatGPT, Altman explained that it was initially planned as a low-key research review. OpenAI did not expect the massive attention and impact that ChatGPT garnered. However, Altman stated that OpenAI had discussed their research and release plans extensively with the board. At that time, they had already made GPT-3.5 available and were planning a gradual release of GPT-4. Altman concluded by saying he didn’t want to refute Toner’s claims line by line but felt her recollection was inaccurate.

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Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, shared his thoughts on the current AI hype. He is cautiously optimistic about the impact of AI on programming, but he doesn't believe it will eliminate jobs anytime soon. Linus suggests waiting ten years to see how AI truly develops. He thinks that we should not make drastic predictions about job losses due to AI right now. Linus finds AI interesting but thinks the hype is overdone. He prefers to see actual progress over time rather than believing in quick and dramatic changes. Credits: The Linux Foundation | YouTube

The AI wearables market is heating up as top tech companies compete to create the ultimate AI gadget. 📸: Sacra