If YouTube was a Chatbot

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Just yesterday, OpenAI released its most-awaited multimodal ChatGPT. But, what this flamboyant chatbot lacks is information, now limited to January 2022. This is where Google wins the heart of the internet – all it needs is YouTube. Whether it's watching DIY tutorials, whipping up delicious recipes, or just cat videos to lighten up the mood – YouTube has been the go-to place for everything. NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang said YouTube is his favourite platform of learning, besides using ChatGPT to dissolve plastic.  Imagine having a multimodal chatbot solely trained on YouTube data. According to leaks and reports, Google DeepMind is training Gemini, its next iteration of the generative AI model which it claims is going to be multimodal, on video transcripts of YouTube, not just the audio. This would make the model rich and heavily informed. No one has done that before.  But, think about it. YouTube isn't just about watching videos; it's about descriptions, deciphering comments, and understanding the context of those comments through textual content. If you need help with resetting your phone, there is some guy speaking a foreign language who has got you covered.  Read the full story here.  Optimus Performs Vrikshasana Last year, Optimus just waved on the stage. Now, it can pick up and sort objects, do yoga, and navigate through surroundings. Moreover, compared to others, such as Boston Dynamics, it has its fingers working on neural networks, not just rules — and all of this within two years.  Read the full story here.  AI Deepfake Menace  While the entire world is discussing regulating AI in the future, fueled by LLMs, very little has been talked about the rising AI-generated, deepfake crimes. The present law around it is also too weak. A few days ago, Spain was rattled with nude images of over 20 teenagers circulating in a town called Almendralejo.  So, what is the solution? Read to find out. Apple in Dilemma While Apple introduced new features with underlying hints of generative AI in the Series 9 watch with Siri and iPhone 15, Microsoft is trying to define the next era of personal computing by leveraging generative AI in the form of a personal assistant — Copilot. “It’s like your PC is kind of now becoming CP (Copilot). We believe Copilot will fundamentally transform our way with technology and usher in a new era of personal computing,” said Microsoft chief Satya Nadella. Should Apple be worried? Read the full story to find out.  Curing Healthcare Systems Meet Ziad Obermeyer, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who has been focused on the intersection of machine learning and health since 2017. In an exclusive interview with AIM, Obermeyer – who also made it to the TIME AI 100 list – shares a glimpse of his recent work with MIT researchers to build AI-based diagnostics that can run on wearable devices and more.  Check out the complete interview here. TAUSIF ALAM & AMIT RAJA NAIK Tuesday, Sep 26, 2023 | Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP Stay Connected info@analyticsindiamag.com © 2023 Analytics India Magazine

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