Welcome, humans.

Remember yesterday when we told you about Claude Artifacts? It’s now available to everyone (for FREE), and you can create + view it on Claude’s mobile apps (Android, iOS).

You can now build MVP mobile apps on your mobile phone—like this playable game demo a dev made—directly in your chats with Claude. Pretty cool!

Here’s what you need to know about AI today:

• OpenAI wants its "Strawberry" reasoning chatbot to launch in fall 2024.

• DeepMind released 3 new Gemini models on Google AI Studio.

• NVIDIA launched customizable AI workflows for enterprises.

• Anthropic revealed Claude’s system prompts.

New details on OpenAI’s “Strawberry” are out—and there’s a new model called Orion.

The Information dropped some fun new intel on Project Strawberry—it sounds like OpenAI is trying to launch their new reasoning chatbot as early as this fall(!!!). 

According to two insiders, Strawberry can do a bit more than we thought: 

1. Solve novel math problems it’s never seen before. 

2. Help you with your programming, or “think deeply” to plan your product marketing strategies. 

3. Employees at OpenAI have even used it to solve the NYT Connections! (Where’s my “purple first” crew at?! IYKYK) 

Don’t get too excited…it sounds like the version of Strawberry we’ll get to use will be a smaller, “distilled” version of the original. It also remains too soon to say if Strawberry-lite will launch this year, or get pushed to 2025. 

Knowing OpenAI… plan for 2025.  

Here’s how Strawberry works: According to the report, it sounds like OpenAI lets Strawberry “think” longer than we’re used to letting AIs think.

This means little-ole Strawbs might take longer to get you an answer—buuut that answer might better understand what you’re really asking for. 

This news is not all about Strawberry, though—according to The Information, there’s another chatbot OpenAI is building named “Orion.”

Orion is supposed to be OpenAI’s answer to all the new frontier chatbots trying to unseat it (think Gemini 1.5 Pro, Grok 2, Claude 3.5 Sonnet).

OpenAI is apparently using the big, non-distilled version of Strawberry to generate synthetic training data for Orion, which some think could help reduce hallucinations.

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Around the Horn.

• DeepMind released 3 new experimental models to try in Google’s AI Studio—a new small model (Gemini 1.5 Flash-8B), a stronger Gemini 1.5 Pro, and a better Gemini 1.5 Flash—here are the results on the LMSYS leaderboard.

• NVIDIA released NIM Agent Blueprints—a catalog of customizable AI workflows for enterprises to quickly build + deploy their own genAI apps inside the NVIDIA Enterprise platform. 

• Anthropic released the prompts that power its Claude models—some include directives to avoid facial recognition, and to appear “intellectually curious.”

Treats To Try.

1. *Need a new machine to customize your own AI models? Learn all about Dell and NVIDIA’s new Precision workstations in this free webinar on September 12th. Save your seat here.

2. Google Meet has begun rolling out automatic note generation in Google Meet for select Google Workspace customers.  

3. Viggle animates static images, mixes characters into motion videos, and controls movements through text prompts or user input (raised $26M).

4. Clockwise provides an intelligent calendar system that automates team-wide scheduling tasks, finds hidden meeting times, and protects focus periods. 

5. HR Assistant AI automates internal employee support on Slack, answering routine questions and saving HR teams time.

6. lmChatGPTtfy generates shareable links to encourage a friend to use ChatGPT for answering their questions, similar to “Let Me Google That For You” (don’t forget the Perplexity version).

7. PackPack.AI is a browser extension that lets you save, organize, and summarize web content with one click.

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What gives it away that this is AI?

One watch, everyone knows the rules:

Here’s what #Neuron readers had to say about last week’s videos…

Mad Max Muppets:

• J.C: “Burning car merging into the back of a non-burning car. The fact that times of day changes mid-story. No ones mouths moving.”

• M.L: “The physics of the sand does not look right. it would be flying in their eyes and hair.”

• S.K: “Oh god the muppet with teeth at 1:24 will haunt my nightmares.”

Star Wars Claymation:

• A.B: “I feel like some AI movies has the camera pan over still images or over images with little movement to create the illusion of more movement. This happens often, especially in the opening scene of the star destroyer.”

• A.R: “This just looks like bad claymation tbh, wouldn't immediately suspect it of being AI if it didn't have the label.”

• K.D: “Has to be AI because Han Solo has a mustache.”

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