🍟 OpenAI to start developing their own AI chips?
PLUS: The Game of Thrones MidJourney Prompt from Heather Cooper
Arturo Ferreira & Martin Crowley
October 09, 2023
Premium // Sponsorship // Consulting
Welcome to AI Tool Report!
Welcome back to AITR for the most comprehensive AI coverage in a 4-minute, bite-size email. We’ve emailed the winners from last week’s AITR Insider Program & due to the continued participation & success—we’re running it again this week. Just look out for the following symbol to win 6 months of ChatGPT Plus:
🥇🥇🥇
_______________________________________________________________
Today:
🍟 OpenAI might start developing their own AI chips
Read Time: 4 minutes
Our Report: OpenAI is deliberating the development of proprietary AI chips amid a global chip shortage hindering progression for multiple tech companies including OpenAI, Google & Microsoft.
🔑 Key Points:
The ongoing global chip shortage has notably impacted the availability and cost of GPUs, driving OpenAI to consider alternative strategies like developing in-house AI chips or acquiring an AI chip manufacturer.
The scenario of chip scarcity isn't unique to OpenAI but is a widespread challenge, affecting tech giants like Microsoft and NVIDIA—both grappling with supply chain disruptions and sold-out inventories, respectively.
Ventures into the AI chip domain aren’t new; Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have already taken strides in developing or procuring proprietary AI chips to mitigate dependency on external suppliers and tailor hardware to their specific needs.
This move, if pursued, could position OpenAI more competitively in the AI market, reducing its reliance on external hardware suppliers, and potentially leading to more optimized and cost-effective AI solutions.
🤨 Why you should care: OpenAI's deliberation on developing its own AI chips reflects a broader trend in the tech industry to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities and foster technological self-sufficiency—a crucial step towards sustaining the rapid evolution of AI technologies.
In Partnership with Graft
In just a few clicks, Graft allows users to build, deploy, and monitor AI-powered apps with no ML expertise required.
How to build your own AI solutions:
Go to Graft with a little data and an idea.
Within minutes, you can build AI solutions such as semantic search, document chat, etc.
From data ingestion to foundation model customization to performance monitoring— you get all the advanced ML infrastructure unified into one platform.
eesel AI is like ChatGPT over your Google Docs, Notion, Slack, Confluence, and other apps 🔮
CheckFor helps identify AI-generated content immediately
ChartMyLife records everything and anything you want
JustStoryIt turns your imagination into audio books
CPAPilot is ChatGPT for accountants
✅ Scrum Methodology
copy & paste ⬇️
“Generate four ideas using the scrum methodology to develop an interactive online course focused on [INSERT YOUR TOPIC].”
🎨 Artist Highlight: Heather Cooper
Game of Thrones Map
I've been experimenting with DALL•E 3 in ChatGPT, compared to DALL•E 3 in Bing, and Midjourney.
Here are my results from a Game of Thrones-style map of medieval Europe. (Prompt in ALT)
DALL•E 3 in ChatGPT:
DALL•E 3 in Bing:
Midjourney: twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Heather Cooper (@HBCoop_)
Oct 7, 2023
Despite Snapchat’s claims of a thorough privacy review before launch, the UK's data watchdog (the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)), expressed concerns over Snapchat's AI chatbot "My AI" possibly posing privacy risks to children
The ICO is considering Snapchat's response before deciding on any enforcement action, hinting at a potential ban of "My AI" in the UK if concerns aren't adequately addressed.
Spotify is gearing up to launch a $19.99/month 'Superpremium' service, offering 24-bit lossless audio, AI-generated playlists, advanced mixing, extended audiobook listening, and a personalized feature called "Your Sound Capsule."
This new tier, discovered through app code references, aims to provide a higher-quality, personalized listening experience to its users. Will you upgrade?
G-7 nations are proposing 11 voluntary guidelines for AI companies to manage risks, including pre-deployment external testing, public security reports, intellectual property protection, and watermarking AI-generated content.
These steps aim to harmonize differing AI approaches between Europe and the U.S., although there's a division on monitoring companies' compliance with these guidelines. The next few months should set the tone for how strict AI regulation will become…
The AI Tool Report just became the fastest-growing AI newsletter in the world, with 350,000+ readers working at companies like Apple, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and many more. We are now taking limited bookings for products that are a good fit. Book your ad spot by clicking here
🎙️ Exclusive Sam Altman interview on The Joe Rogan podcast
👨👧 The godfather of AI—Geoffrey Hinton—on the danger of AI
📲 More on the Pixel 8 AI features from Google showcase
🍟 New Microsoft AI chip to launch next month
📰 BBC blocks OpenAI data scraping
🥇 AITR INSIDER POLL 🥇
What did you think of Graft & EeselAI?Extra credit for telling us your thoughts in detail! |
We read your emails, comments, and poll replies daily.
Hit reply and let us know what you want more of!
Until next time, Martin & Arturo.
What'd you think of this edition? |
