Tuesdayās top story: Apple has finally revealed its highly anticipated, new AI features, during its keynote announcement at its Worldwide Developer Conference.
š± Appleās new AI finally revealed
š„ Muskās ultimatum to Apple
š„ OpenAI's bold new hires
šØ Microsoft axe Copilot feature
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Our Report: Each year, Apple kicks off its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC)āwhich began yesterdayāwith a stream of announcements, which (as expected) were centered around AI, and weāve summarized three key ones, below.
šĀ Key Points:
Apple Intelligence has a major focus on security and will use contextual data to answer questions, generate images, and summarize text for iPhone 15 Pro/Max devices.
An upgraded Siriāwhich connects to ChatGPT-4āunderstands context better, can keep track of follow-up requests and questions, and find specific photos and information.
iOS 18 will include these AI features plus new ones that will summarize emails, generate responses, create custom emojis based on text prompts, and produce AI-powered images.
š¤Ā Why you should care: The AI updates announced were heavily focused on privacy, data, security, and building "AI for the rest of us," as Apple positions itself as āsafe, easy AI for the massesā: An alternative to flashy, complicated, error-prone, and dangerous AI products from other tech companies.
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Our Report: Following Appleās announcement about the integration of ChatGPT into Siri at its WWDC keynote yesterdayāthereby confirming its partnership with OpenAIāElon Musk is threatening to ban Apple devices from all his companies, including Tesla, xAI, and X.
šĀ Key Points:
Musk said the integration was a āsecurity violationā, and if Apple went through with it, all Apple devices would be banned and visitors would need to leave their devices in āa Faraday cage.ā
Apple and OpenAI had already confirmed that user ārequests are not stored by OpenAI, IP addresses are obscuredā and users are asked before āquestions are sent to ChatGPTā.
But Musk firmly believes that āApple has no clue whatās going on once they hand your data over to OpenAI. Theyāre selling you down the riverā and are ānot protecting privacy at all.ā
š¤Ā Why you should care: While Apple might not know the inner workings of OpenAI, theyāre giving users the choice of whether they hand their data to OpenAI or not, and if they do, ātheir data preferences will apply under ChatGPTās policies,ā which makes you wonder why Musk is kicking up such a fuss: Could it be genuine concern over safety, or could it be part of his ongoing feud with OpenAI (and Apple)?
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Our Report: OpenAI has hired two, top-tier, C-suite executives to help āscale operations, set a strategy for the next phase of growth, and ensure teams have the resources they need to continue to thrive.ā
šĀ Key Points:
Kevin Weilāwho was previously Product VP at Instagram and Twitter and Head of Product at Planet Labsāwill join as OpenAIās new Chief Product Officer.
Sarah Friarāwho has worked at Goldman Sachs and McKinsey, was previously Square's CFO and, most recently, was the CEO of Nextdoorāwill be the new CFO.
Friar and Weil have both publically expressed their excitement about joining the team, with Weil calling OpenAIās mission "the most important and transformative of them all."
š¤Ā Why you should care: These new hires come as OpenAIās leadership team faces growing concerns about its prioritization of commercialization objectives over safety, and the recent disbandment of its high-profile safety team.
Our Report: Following an announcement in March that it was adding a Copilot GPT Builder feature to its Copilot Pro subscriptionāallowing subscribers to create custom Copilot AI assistantsāMicrosoft is now removing the feature, next month.
šĀ Key Points:
Pro subscribers have been told that, from July 10, they will not be able to create and configure Copilot GPTs in Copilot Pro, and any Copilot GPTs theyāve created will not be accessible.
Microsoft made this decision so it can prioritize āAI-based features which improve Copilot Pro for consumersā, and shift its focus from consumer GPTs to āCommercial and Enterpriseā ones.
Reportedly, there were also concerns that the feature was empowering users with minimal coding knowledge to develop AI chatbots, without proper guidance, which could be damaging.
š¤Ā Why you should care: The fact that Microsoft is still offering the GPT builder feature to its commercial and enterprise customers could indicate that the growth of Copilot in the consumer market was slower than expected and itās trying to cut budget by removing compute-heavy features, like Copilot GPT.
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