Greetings, AI wizards.

You made it to Thursday. Almost over halfway through the week. Depending on when you start your week. We choose Mondays.

We’ve got great stories from OpenAI, Samsung, and a new generative AI player.

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🤖 Top Stories

👀 Microsoft has a secret ChatGPT, if you have the coin

If you’re working in banking or healthcare, and you want access to ChatGPT, good luck. You’ll have to empty the wallet a little extra.

Okay, like ten times extra.

A report from The Information rumors that Microsoft has a secret version of ChatGPT.

It runs on private servers. That means you're not sharing your data with OpenAI. It also means none of your customers will find private, sensitive information.

Now, peace of mind ain’t cheap. It’s rumored to be ten times more expensive than plain-jane ChatGPT.

But it's in beta with several financial institutions, and they reportedly can’t get enough of it.

We don't blame 'em. ChatGPT is pretty sweet.

But if you want enterprise ChatGPT, prepare to pony up.

😬 Samsung bans ChatGPT to prevent data leaks

Hey, speaking of companies who worry about ChatGPT’s security!

Samsung is a little concerned about ChatGPT. Apparently, employees are using it left and right. Problem is, loose lips sink ships. Samsung doesn't want its employees asking sending ChatGPT any industry secret sauce.

So, they banned it.

We know what you’re thinking. Wasn’t Samsung ready to break up with Google to hook up with Bing AI for its search engine?

Yes. It’s not like things are over between Samsung and OpenAI. They just want a little guarantee of security first. Hence, the ban, while they work things out.

Sounds like Samsung’s first in line for that premium, A1 version of ChatGPT we mentioned.

💕 Want a heart to heart with your AI? Meet Pi

Picture this. You’re about to give a huge presentation. You ask ChatGPT for advice on how to calm your nerves. All you get back is “I’m sorry, but as a large language model, I cannot give advice…”.

Instead, you shoot off a message to Pi, the latest AI assistant from Inflection AI. It talks you off that cliff, reassuring you that you’re gonna crush it.

Where other AI assistants are surface-level, Inflection AI wants Pi to have heart-to-hearts.

Inflection wants you to go to their AI whenever you have problems or questions that need more than a short answer.

Tough day at work? Need to vent? In a dilemma? Deciding between two product ideas? Bounce it all off Pi.

You ask ChatGPT how to quit a job, and it tells you. You ask Pi, and it asks if you’re sure and what made you want to quit.

And instead of just giving you an answer to a question, like…a robot…Pi will ask you probing questions to get to know your real issue.

It’s like the digital best friend you never had.

Brb. We’re gonna go give it a try. It’s free, and we could use a new friend.

😎 AI tools, tips, links

1. Cloudflare is working on an AI that does…stuff. Learn more

2. Use AI to get data out of your docs. Learn more

3. Kamala Harris meets with AI leaders. Learn more

4. Better email through AI. Learn more

5. Great read from Sequoia on AI agents. Learn more

Some Thursday motivation.

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