⚡️ Bots Run Company in <$1

Good Morning. Another day, another lawsuit. After filing a class action against OpenAI, authors—including Pulitzer winner Michael Chabon—are suing Meta for allegedly using their works to train its language model, LLama.

In Other News:

• AI Bots develop software in 7 minutes

• ChatGPT outsmarts doctors in diagnosis

• AI’s slim share in enterprise cloud spend

DEEP DIVE

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Can AI chatbots run a software company without a human touch?

An experiment at Brown University and several Chinese universities demonstrated that a version of ChatGPT can run a hypothetical software company dubbed ‘ChatDev’ with minimal human intervention.

How did it work?

• The researchers assigned AI workers specific roles. For instance, the AI bots donning the CEO and CTO mantle focused on the designing stage while the 'programmer' and 'art designer' bots worked on the coding stage.

• The AI bots identified bugs, decided on the programming language, and went about the software development process until completion.

• 70 assigned tasks were completed in 7 minutes. The entire development cost less than $1 and 86.66% of the generated software systems were "executed flawlessly.”

The study sure sounds promising but also points towards limitations such as potential errors and biases in language models that might affect the creation of software. Still, it does paint an exciting future for the tech world, showing generative AI technologies stepping into the shoes of job-specific roles.

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PUNCHLINES

Benchmarking Bots: MLCommons adds LLM benchmarks for inference to its MLPerf test suite.

Cloud Disparity: Despite the hype, generative AI currently accounts for a slim share of enterprise cloud spend.

Scan and Forget: Emburse adds AI-powered receipt scanning to breeze past human errors and expedite expense reimbursements.

Medical Marvel: ChatGPT successfully diagnoses the reason behind child's chronic pain, outsmarting 17 doctors.

AI Infrastructure 2.0: Enfabrica, which builds networking hardware to drive AI workloads, raises $125 million in Series B funding.

TLDR

US tech companies join Biden's AI risk commitment plan: Adobe, IBM, Nvidia, and others have joined a voluntary initiative by US President Joe Biden to manage AI risks. The commitment requires steps such as watermarking AI-created content. The move is perceived as a bridge while Congress contemplates AI legislation.

Coca-Cola unveils drink "co-created" with AI: Coca-Cola has launched Y3000 Zero Sugar, a limited edition beverage reportedly co-created with AI and presented using AI-generated imagery. Despite copyright-related controversies around AI imagery generator Stable Diffusion, Coca-Cola is using the technology for its marketing and mobile web-based app that presents a futuristic experience.

MIT develops efficient AI model for high-resolution computer vision: Researchers from MIT and the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab introduce EfficientViT, a computer vision model that greatly reduces the compute demand of semantic segmentation. The model shows the same or improved accuracy, offers real-time processing on devices with restricted hardware resources, and could help autonomous vehicles make decisions more efficiently.

Salesforce introduces AI assistant, Einstein Copilot: Salesforce announces Einstein Copilot, an AI assistant facilitating natural language conversation across its platforms. The move responds to customers' desire for increased functionality and builds on the previous Einstein GPT that supported tasks like customer service and email writing. Einstein Copilot, currently under beta testing, will enhance customer and employee interactions across various touchpoints.

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