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“Some people call this artificial intelligence, but the reality is this technology will enhance us. So instead of artificial intelligence, I think we’ll augment our intelligence.”

—Ginni Rometty

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⚡The AI news cycle goes at lightspeed. Three months of 2023 are behind us now. Remember December 2022 when people were asking, “have you heard of Chat GPT?”

💀That’s all ancient history now.

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In this newsletter:

  1. Two must know news stories

  2. AI tool you need to know

  3. Community shoutout

  4. Photo of the day

#1 TWO MUST KNOW NEWS STORIES

  1. BREAKING NEWS: Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, Andrew Yang and more signed open letter to pause training AI models more powerful than GPT-4

They state that there should be planning and management in using advanced AI. That is not happening, as the letter says that in “recent months [we] have seen AI labs locked in an out-of-control race to develop and deploy powerful digital minds that no one – not even their creators – can understand, predict, or reliably control.”

The letter touches on:

  • How powerful AI should be developed at the point that it is manageable

  • The question: should we let machines flood information channels with “propaganda and untruth?”

  • That AI labs should pause and collaborate to be safer with more oversight

  • That AI research “should be refocused on making today’s powerful, state-of-the-art systems more accurate, safe, interpretable, transparent, robust, aligned, trustworthy, and loyal.”

  1. Research suggests 300M+ jobs will be replaced by AI

You probably need a robot. Multinational corporations definitely need a robot. Rather, millions of robots.

It’s estimated that hundreds of millions of jobs will be “lost” to AI.

AI will alter nearly 80% of all jobs. Half of the roles that require a college degree will be affected.

OpenAI, OpenResearch, and the University of Pennsylvania published a paper that examined how AI will affect jobs. Higher paying jobs are most threatened, which is a fascinating shift from a century ago when it was lower paying factory jobs that were quickly replaced with machines.

Canva AI-generated photo. Our prediction of white collar workers in 2033 😂.

Predicted is that workers will see 50% of tasks impacted.

Goldman Sachs also published a report that examines AI’s impact across jobs. 46% of administrative tasks could be automated, but only 6% of construction jobs.

CEO of the Resolution Foundation think tank Tosten Bell told BBC news,

"That's not to say that AI won't disrupt the way we work - but we should focus too on the potential living-standards gains from higher-productivity work and cheaper-to-run services, as well as the risk of falling behind if other firms and economies better adapt to technological change."

#2 AI TOOL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT

Perplexity offers instant answers, cited sources, voice search, follow-up questions, and thread history within the iOS application. This backpocket AI search has a slick look and elegant UX. Plus, it sources recent info like the answer to the question and automated follow-up question below👇.

Founded by ex-Open AI, ex-Meta AI, and more, Perplexity recently raised $25.6 million.

#3 COMMUNITY SHOUTOUT

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#4 PHOTO OF THE DAY

Hey, there’s room for you. See this graphic posted by Sequoia Capital.

One more… because it’s impossible to un-see this Twitter thread of Benjamin Button-ized US Presidents 😬👇.

(Sorry in advance if this photo ends up in a nightmare.)

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