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š¤ An AI took over as CEO: hereās what happened
PLUS: 3 areas of AI that scare OpenAIās CEO
Hereās a template for this week.
(company) announces their AI for (product).
Thatās just how itās been lately.
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š Sam Altman is also worried about AI

Source: ABC
The biggest dangers that AI poses, according to Sam Altman?
Cyberattacks. Bad actors. Misinformation.
In an interview with ABC, he explained to the layman his goals for AI. He also went over what heās worried about.
For one: Saying incorrect things.
āThe right way to think of the models that we create is a reasoning engine, not a fact database," Altman said. "They can also act as a fact database, but that's not really what's special about them ā what we want them to do is something closer to the ability to reason, not to memorize."
Heās also worried about cyberattacks.
"I'm particularly worried that these models could be used for large-scale disinformation," Altman said. "Now that they're getting better at writing computer code, [they] could be used for offensive cyberattacks."
Whereas, when asked about an AI uprising, he assured us that humans are āvery much in control.ā
Heās got the closest proximity to the bleeding edge of AI as a public figure. So, you should watch the whole interview.
His view is optimistic.
Letās hope heās right!
š¤ An AI news anchor that doesnāt sleep

The next job to lose to AI? News anchors.
Chinaās state-run media arm, People Daily, announced a new anchor this week.
Sheās fake. AI-generated.
Xiarong, as sheās referred to, reports on Chinese news 24 hours a day, every day. While her creators claim she can answer questions on any news topic, the truth is far more sinister. She can only answer pre-fed questions from the government related to a very narrow set of topics.
Essentially, sheās a propaganda machine.
This isnāt the first AI-powered anchor coming from China. In 2018, they debuted an English-speaking anchor based on an existing member of the media. That anchor was AI-generated too.
The idea of a 24/7/365 AI news anchor from the government feels like something from the 22nd century.
AI is turning development years into days.
𤯠What happened when an AI CEO took over

Guys, I really think we should pivot to making more semiconductors.
How confident are you in the decisions of your executive team?
What if they were AI? Would you be more, or less confident?
A Chinese gaming company wanted to find out. So, they actually did it.
NetDragon appointed Tang Yu, an AI, as CEO of its subsidiary, Fujian NetDragon Websoft.
Soā¦what does that mean?
The company said the humanoid robot would āstreamline process flow, enhance the quality of work tasks, and improve the speed of executionā.
Tang Yu will also operate as āa real-time data hub and analytical tool to support rational decision-making in daily operations and enable a more effective risk management systemā.
In addition, āTang Yu is expected to play a critical role in the development of talents and ensuring a fair and efficient workplace for all employeesā.
Whatās not clear is if Tang Yu will a) actually make decisions or b) have a human to double check those decisions.
Hereās the thing. All that was six months ago.
Since then, their stock has grown 10%.
Itās hard to know how much of that the AI CEO drove, but the fact the company is still there isā¦telling.
Weāll have to wait to see if the AI CEO wants the company to pivot to AI.
š AI tools, links, guides
Uno reverse on ChatGPT.
Trying to make my LinkedIn profile more interesting if a recruiter is using a large language model like GPT-4 to send me a message.
Looks like it works on the public version of my profile!
ā Brā¼d Skį±ggs (@brdskggs)
3:30 PM ⢠Mar 18, 2023
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ā phil desforges ā (@storybyphil)
9:58 PM ⢠Mar 18, 2023
Take a deep breath. Again.
Itās quite frustrating to feel so behind in software right now after so intensely being a student of it since 8th grade. I am not sure how to catch up other than just continuing to put in the work to accumulate AI knowledge. So if you feel that way, youāre not alone.
ā Suhail (@Suhail)
3:58 AM ⢠Mar 17, 2023
Samsung MegaPortraits.
Everyone will be able to be anyone soon.
MegaPortraits by SamsungLabs uses new neural architectures that produce high-quality avatars from medium-resolution videos and high-resolution images.
Deepfakes are getting scary good.
ā The Rundown AI (@TheRundownAI)
6:12 PM ⢠Mar 19, 2023
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