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Monday’s top story: OpenAI has built a ready-to-release tool that can detect AI-written content with 99% accuracy, but is refusing to release it.
Why?! 👇
🌤️ This Morning on AI Tool Report
🤔 OpenAI secret tool revealed
😱 How to achieve more growth, with less fear
🔥 Top AI founders rejoin Google
🧠 How to become an AI Consultant
🌍 How to rebrand your business using ChatGPT
🚨 Big delay for NVIDIA
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CONTENT
🤔 OpenAI secret tool revealed
Our Report: OpenAI has built a watermarking tool that can detect if a piece of text has been written by ChatGPT (with 99% accuracy)—designed to prevent students from cheating on their written assignments—but is refusing to release it due to internal conflicts.
🔑 Key Points:
The tool adds a watermark (invisible to the human eye) to ChatGPT-generated text, which is picked up when run through an AI detector tool that scores the text on how likely it is that it was created with AI.
It’s been ready for a year, but OpenAI is concerned that it could stigmatize AI writing tools for non-native English speakers and believes the watermarks could be easily removed, leaving it vulnerable to bad actors.
They also worry that it will deter people from using ChatGPT—impacting its bottom line—as the results from a survey they ran revealed that 30% of ChatGPT users would use the tool less, if watermarking was implemented.
🤔 Why you should care: While there are multiple tools available, all designed to detect AI-generated content (Google is currently beta testing SynthID, a watermarking tool that can detect text created by its Gemini AI, for example), none have reported a 99% accuracy rate, meaning OpenAI’s tool could be the first reliable system for detecting AI-generated content (if only they would release it!).
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Together with Ren AI
More growth, less fear with AI
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PARTNERSHIPS
🔥 Top AI founders rejoin Google
Our Report: As part of a non-exclusive licensing agreement, Noam Shazeer and Daniel De Freitas—the two co-founders of A16z-backed start-up, Character.AI (which builds personalized, super-intelligent chatbots)—are re-joining Google’s DeepMind research team, after originally quitting in 2021, citing bureaucratic issues.
🔑 Key Points:
As part of the agreement, 30 Character.AI employees will join Shazeer and De Freitas, leaving 140 staff to “continue to build the Character.AI product,” and Google will get a non-exclusive license to its tools.
Shazeer and De Freitas signed the agreement to help fund Character.AI growth plans, which include devoting “even more resources to create new product experiences for our growing user base.”
Google’s move reflects a growing industry trend, with many big tech firms forming agreements with startups and recruiting their staff, rather than completing a traditional acquisition, to prevent regulatory scrutiny.
🤔 Why you should care: While Google hopes this ‘acquihire’ agreement with Character.AI will prevent regulatory scrutiny, it's already facing an investigation by the UK competition watchdog for its partnership with AI start-up Anthropic.
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PROMPT ENGINEERING
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Monday’s Prompt: How to rebrand your business using ChatGPT
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Results: After typing this prompt, you will get a strategy to help you rebrand your business, including ways to transition to the new strategy and communicate the change to your audience and internal employees.
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BREAKING NEWS
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AI HARDWARE
🚨 NVIDIA's AI Chip Delayed!
NVIDIA is delaying the launch of its new, ‘next-generation’ AI chip (Blackwell B200) by three months (with mass shipments not expected until 2025), because of a design flaw found late in production.
The B200 chips (which will replace the popular and hard-to-get H100 chips and will reportedly perform 30x better and reduce energy consumption by 25x) are being re-tested at a TSMC facility.
The delay will disappoint Microsoft, Google, and Meta (who have ordered vast amounts) and is a blow to NVIDIA as they recently announced a strategy to release a new chip, every year, to keep up with competitors.
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