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Today brings a wave of exciting new AI features, and one of the most anticipated releases is from OpenAI!
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AI FEATURE
🤖 OpenAI Officially Introduced ChatGPT Search
Source: OpenAI
ChatGPT has launched a web search feature that gives you fast, timely answers with links to relevant web sources
A new era of search kicked off in October 2024, and now we have most of the key pieces in place:
Claude Desktop App and Voice Dictation
SearchGPT
AI Studio Search Grounding
Mistral AI and Meta are also working on search but it doesn't seem ready yet.
First look: ChatGPT’s new search tool now gives short summaries from websites and shows where the info is from with a link. It also includes quick descriptions, displays the source site’s logo, and lets you ask more questions or check related links in a sidebar.
Our POV: Using AI to meet search needs is becoming really popular, especially because it creates new chances for advertising. It likely won’t be long before companies start offering free LLM APIs (covering hosting costs) that show ads for specific types of searches. A revenue model can be introduced to attract developers to use these LLM APIs that include ads.
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TODAY IN AI
AI HIGHLIGHTS
🔍 Google launches Grounding with Google Search for Gemini API plus AI Studio that gives fresh responses aided by search results.
🎙️ Voice dictation is now available on Claude’s mobile apps. You can easily speak your prompts on the go, making it more convenient to interact. Plus, the Claude app is now available for download on Mac and Windows.
👥 Zuckerberg announces Meta AI hits 500 million users whilst becoming world's most-used AI assistant by 2024
🤖 Boston Dynamics showcases fully autonomous Atlas robot performing complex tasks like sorting without human intervention
🖼️ Recraft launched V3 AI mode with features precise graphic design skills, text generation. Fun fact: V3 is also the ‘Red Panda’ AI model which topped the image generation tests this week.
DAILY AI FUNDRAISING
Naptha AI raised $6M to grow its AI platform that coordinates multiple intelligent agents for optimized performance.
AI SOURCES FROM AI FIRE
NEW EMPOWERED AI TOOLS
👨💻 Langtail is low-code platform for testing AI apps
🎨 Draw with AI turns sketch to fully rendered in seconds
🎞️ AI Studios is all-in-one AI video generator
✏️ AI OmniGen is advanced AI image generator for multi-modal applications
📸 Renamify is AI-powered photo renaming and organization tool
AI QUICK HITS
AI CHART
Among workers aged 55 and up, reactions to AI are mixed. While 15% feel AI might be pushing them toward retirement, 13% are diving into AI-focused roles, actively seeking opportunities to work with these new tools.
Do Seniors Want AI Training—and Are They Getting It?
Is there a strong interest in learning AI? Yes, 51% of older workers want AI training, especially in prompt engineering.
But are they getting this training? Only 16% have received formal instruction, leaving many without the resources they need.
While almost half of seniors rarely use AI, 10% use it every day, showing a clear skill gap between those comfortable with tech and those who aren’t.
Only 9% use AI for personal tasks. Most use it for work, showing they find it helpful mainly for job-related needs.
→ Is retirement the only option? Many seniors want to keep working and adapt to technology. With the right tools and support, they’re ready to keep learning instead of retiring.
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