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PLUS: 4 insane tools we found this week.
Welcome, humans.
Itâs been 8 months since we saw those AI tools that could mimic songs from [your favorite artist]. Fast forward and we canât name a single soul whoâs actually listened to AI music. Human music > AI music. Mic drop. đ€
Hereâs what you need to know about AI today:
1,032 of you shared the AI tools you're into.
We're spotlighting 4 AI tools that grabbed our attention this week.
Google has hit pause on its AI-driven image creator.
Users can now see a GPTâs rating.
Hereâs which AI tools yâall (actually) use.
The Neuron is on a quest to find out if people are using AI and what theyâre using. No fluff. No hype. No BS.
So we went straight to the source: YOU.
Last week, we asked yâall how many and which AI tools you use regularly.
Then we jumped to the Data Analyst GPT on ChatGPT to create some sexy charts, cause a photo chart is worth a thousand words. Hereâs what we found:
made using ChatGPT, verified by humans
Most readers use 1-3 tools consistently.
10% of you donât use any AI tools weeklyâwe let you down :(
And 7.5% are juggling 8+ tools weekly (RIP to your wallet)!
Adds up. Most folks we chat with lean on one chatbot and one AI tool tailored to their profession. OH, and would ya look at that:
made using ChatGPT, verified by humans
ChatGPT is the go-to chatbot for Neuron readers (& GitHub Copilot for coding). Weâre *very* interested to see if this shifts with Gemini 1.5 Pro.
Also, yâall LOVE using Perplexity, probably cause we always hype it upâŠor maybe cause itâs just that good (it is).
Why it matters: 2023 was flooded with "this new AI tool is revolutionary" claims. 2024 is about finding those one or two tools that truly resonate.
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4 treats we saw this week.
Okay fine, there still are still some amazing AI tools emerging these daysâhere are 4 that caught the media's attention this week:
1: Retell AIâa conversational AI that sounds like humans (knows when to listen, manages interruptions, responds instantly, etc.). Check out how natural this sounds:
Weâre over the moon at the thought of how much easier this could make airline customer support.
2: Stable Diffusion 3âan upgraded text-to-image model that's open for anyone to build upon. Neat, eh?
3: Phind-70B is an AI search engine for engineersâPhind claims this new model outperforms GPT-4 and is 4x faster. True head-to-head is TBD.
4: NotesOllama is a way to talk to a chatbot in your Apple Notes for things like summarizing notes and asking questions (it keeps your secrets private).
Around the Horn.
Google is the "AI company" paying Reddit $60M/year to train its AI models; Reddit reported a total of $203M from licensing its data.
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Google is pausing its image generation tool amid criticism over "historical inaccuracies."
You can now rate GPTs and send feedback.
The DOJ appointed Princeton CS Prof. Jonathan Mayer as its first âChief AI officerâ.
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A Cat's Commentary.
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