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Friday’s top story: OpenAI has revealed a new interface for ChatGPT—Canvas—designed to help coders and writers iterate and develop their ideas.
👀 OpenAI debuts new-look ChatGPT!
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🔍 Google’s AI Search Overviews get ads
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🔢 How to project revenue and expenses using ChatGPT
🚢 Another OpenAI-er jumps ship
🥳 Musk throws OpenAI hate party
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Our Report: OpenAI has launched (in beta for ChatGPT Plus and Teams users) a new ChatGPT interface—Canvas—which serves as a separate workspace for writing and coding, marking the first design change since its launch in 2022.
🔑 Key Points:
Canvas allows users to fix parts of the output generated by ChatGPT, without having to re-generate a new prompt each time, making it easier for writers and coders to refine, edit, or develop their ideas.
In Canvas, writers can highlight bits of generated text and ask ChatGPT to adjust the length, change the tone or reading level, tighten the grammar, add emojis, and rewrite it in another language.
Coders can ask it to review their code, add in-line comments that translate the code into plain English, include logs, fix bugs, and translate code into another programming language eg.PHP or JavaScript.
🤔 Why you should care: Canvas has similar features to OpenAI’s rival Anthropics’ Artifacts feature (which they launched three months earlier), and is no doubt an effort to hit its revenue target of $11.6B by 2025, to appease its investors, after securing $6.6B in funding from them, the largest VC round in history.
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Our Report: As expected, Google is starting to monetize its AI-powered search summary feature—AI Overviews—by showing ads (just for US mobile users, currently), which they first announced they’d be doing, back in May.
🔑 Key Points:
The ads will be related to the search query, for example, if a user is searching for a way to get grass stains out of their jeans, below the AI-generated summary, they will see stain remover products.
The ads will be shown directly underneath the AI-generated summaries, will be labeled “Sponsored”, and will be drawn from advertisers’ existing Google Shopping and Search ad campaigns.
Google has been testing AI Overview ads since May, and is rolling them out because, according to data, people have been finding “they can connect with relevant businesses, products and services” quicker.
🤔 Why you should care: While these ads might benefit users, publishers may suffer as the AI Overviews (and now the related ads), will push non-sponsored content further down the page, way below the fold, and advertisers may also struggle as—although AI Overviews take the primary position on search result pages, meaning their ads are directly beneath, in a prime location—their ads are still further down the page, potentially leading to fewer clicks and conversions, but Google is not currently reporting on AI Overview ad performance, so it will be difficult for them to tell.
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Tim Brooks—who spearheaded the build of OpenAI’s text-to-video generator, Sora—has quit OpenAI for Google’s AI research division, DeepMind, to work on virtual environments and video generation technology.
Although he thanked OpenAI for an “amazing two years making Sora,” Brooks’s exit comes as reports reveal that the (still unreleased) Sora is suffering from setbacks and is now way behind rival systems.
His departure follows a recent slew of rapid exits, as OpenAI loses its CTO (which they aren’t replacing “for now”) Research VP, Lead Researcher, Chief Scientist, Safety Leader, and two co-founders.
Elon Musk moved into OpenAI’s old HQ offices this week, and threw a recruitment party, to tempt developers to join his AI start-up—xAI—tactically, on the same day OpenAI had its annual DevDay.
He outlined, to the attendee developers, plans to achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) in two years, build a “supersonic jet company” next, and open-source xAI’s models, nine months after every launch.
He divulged that—although he thinks it’ll be a top AI player for the next five years—he didn’t trust OpenAI as it was “closed, for maximum profit,” which could’ve been an attempt to secure top talent over OpenAI.
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