Hey Tech Aficionados!

Welcome to another electrifying edition of the AI Creator, where the latest in AI innovation meets our sharp curation. Fresh, insightful, and ready to inspire, we've got the news you need to stay ahead of the curve.

Dive in. The future's bright, and it starts now. 🌟

Nvidia announced new AI chips in a laptop-friendly package

If you like to work from coffee shops and conference rooms, Nvidia has answered your prayers. Your prayers for powerful, portable laptops are here with the arrival of the NVIDIA RTX 500 and 1000 Ada Generation Laptop GPUs.

Made to easily run demanding 3D and AI-based applications, as well as tackle larger projects, datasets, and multi-app workflows.

What’s new?

• Third-generation RT cores

• Fourth-generation Tensor Core Power

• Up to 30% Faster Performance

• Dedicated GPU Memory

• Next-Level Graphics with DLSS 3 and the efficient AV1 encoder.

These advancements don't come at the cost of portability. The RTX 500 and 1000 GPUs are housed in thin and light designs, making them perfect for the mobile professional.

If you’re looking for even more power, NVIDIA offers a range of Ada Generation GPUs, from the RTX 2000 to the 5000, catering to different needs and budgets.

Availability:

This spring, these powerhouse GPUs arrive in mobile workstations from top brands like Dell, HP, Lenovo, and MSI.

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Crazy research out of Alibaba Group

Alibaba Group's research team has developed a new AI system called EMO that can generate realistic videos of people speaking and singing, even if they are deceased. 

This technology raises several ethical concerns, prompting discussions about the boundaries of AI and the sensitive nature of topics like necromancy.

Here's how it works: 

• EMO takes a single reference image and audio recording (like singing or talking) and uses it to generate a video of the person speaking or singing with realistic facial expressions and head movements. 

• The system can even adjust the video length to match the audio.

While the technology is impressive, it sparks ethical debates:

• Is it appropriate to use AI to create such realistic portrayals of deceased individuals?

• Could this be used to encourage the deep fakes? 

• Does it blur the line between reality and simulation?

These are more negative use cases of such tech advancements than positive ones.  As AI continues to evolve, it's crucial to have open discussions about its ethical implications and how it’s used.

Adobe previews new AI composer that lets anyone create music

Adobe is entering the AI music creation space with Project Music GenAI Control. This platform lets users:

• Generate music from text descriptions: Describe the desired mood and genre ("happy dance," "sad jazz") and let AI create a piece for you.

• Customize the results: Fine-tune aspects like tempo, intensity, and structure within the same workflow.

• Extend or remix existing music: Lengthen tracks, create loops, or remix sections to fit your needs.

However, Project Music GenAI Control is still in the research stage and lacks a user interface.

Adobe acknowledges the concerns for deceptive purposes like creating deep fakes, imitating existing artists, and copyright issues.

Abode claims it will take steps to mitigate them:

• Training on licensed/public domain data: They aim to avoid copyright infringement by using authorized data for training.

• Watermarking tech (under development): This could help identify music generated by the tool.

Despite the challenges, Adobe believes AI music creation can coexist with traditional music creation and inspire new musical ideas.

💣Latest AI hits you can’t miss:

• Apple cancels decade-long work on electric car and will shift staff to focus on generative AI (link)

• AI Replaces 700 Jobs at Klarna (link)

• Tumblr’s owner is striking deals with OpenAI and Midjourney for training data (link)

• Google’s AI chatbot is coming to Messages courtesy of an Android update. (link)

• Tim Cook says Apple will “break new ground” in generative AI this year. (link)

• Lightricks announces AI-powered filmmaking studio - LTX to help creators visualize stories (link)

• Photoroom, the AI image editor, raised $43M at a $500M valuation (link)

• Microsoft partners with Mistral in second AI deal beyond OpenAI (link)

• ‘Embarrassing and wrong’: Google admits it lost control of image-generating AI (link)

AI art to sip your coffee with…

Prompt: **art deco clothing in futuristic fashion show

🕑 It’s time for the latest AI tools:

• Yolk is a social app where users swap custom live stickers — no text allowed (link)

• Morph Studio lets you make films using Stability AI–AI-generated clips (link)

• Outfit Anyone made by HumanAIGC Alibaba Research Group (link)

• Rili.ai lets users create digital versions of themselves (link)
  

💭AI deep dives: Food for thought

• From Eliza to ChatGPT: why people spent 60 years building chatbots: Is it cool to think that a computer can fit into your life the way an assistant or friend might, or is it horrifying?

• Learn what’s the Ai Pin. Why Humane is revealing its first international market partnering with South Korea’s SK Telecom: In a nutshell, Humane has created the “Ai Pin,” a wearable device and whole new form factor packed with sensors, generative AI smarts and a mini projector that beams information onto any surface.

Stay thirsty for more. We’ll see you next Monday...👋