AI News This Week: AI Is Too Expensive To Take Our jobs...For Now
In A(i) Nutshell · Andrew Davis & Chris Branch
January 26, 202410m 25s
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Show Notes
In this episode, Andrew Davis and Chris Branch discuss the latest news in the world of generative AI from a marketing and content creation perspective. They cover topics such as Google Chrome's new AI features, AdWords copy generation, Google Lumiere's video platform, Mid-Journey's version 6 update, Bing's integration of Chat GPT, and the impact of AI on job automation. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the uncertainty of AI's impact on job creation. Takeaways
- Google Chrome has introduced new AI features, including a tab organizer, personalized wallpapers, and a chat GPT for writing assistance.
- AdWords now has the ability to generate copy, headlines, and images by analyzing a website's landing page.
- Google Lumiere is a powerful AI video platform, but it is currently unavailable for use.
- Mid-Journey's version 6 update includes features such as panning, zooming, and varying a region in images.
- Bing's integration of Chat GPT has not helped the search engine compete with Google.
- Research from MIT suggests that AI automation is still too expensive for most companies, indicating that job loss may not be as imminent as feared.