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OpenAI's "Magical" Reveal at Today's Event πŸ”₯

+ How to Use ChatGPT custom instructions

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Welcome to another edition of Horizon AI,

Sam Altman took to X last Friday to promise an exciting announcement for today that "people will love." Join us to see what it's known so far.

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Here's what's new today in the Horizon AI

  • OpenAI ChatGPT Event Today: What to Expect πŸ”₯

  • AI Research: Employees Secretly Using AI Tools at Work, Microsoft Study Finds

  • AI Tutorial: How to use ChatGPT custom instructions

  • AI Tools to check out and AI Job board

  • The Latest in AI and Tech πŸ’‘

AI News

OPENAI

OpenAI ChatGPT Event Today: What to Expect πŸ”₯

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has generated significant anticipation by teasing a major announcement scheduled for today, describing it as "some new stuff we think people will love" that "feels like magic."

Details:

  • Altman has explicitly stated that the announcement does not pertain to GPT-5 or a new search engine like some reports had suggested

  • Reports indicate OpenAI may be working on an advanced voice assistant with superior reasoning capabilities, one similar to Samantha from the movie "Her"

  • Other rumors suggest they will announce a partnership with Apple to integrate new AI features

  • The event will be live-streamed today at 10:00 AM Pacific Time

While details remain scarce, expectations remain high as OpenAI very rarely disappoints. You can watch the event here

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AI RESEARCH

Employees Secretly Using AI Tools at Work, Microsoft Study Finds

Source: Microsoft

A Microsoft and LinkedIn study reveals many employees are utilizing generative AI tools at work without their managers' knowledge or approval. The study surveyed 31,000 knowledge workers across 31 countries.

Details:

  • 75% of respondents use generative AI at work, mostly without management's knowledge.

  • 78% bring their own AI tools to work, rising to 80% at small/mid-sized businesses

  • 52% are hesitant to admit using AI for core tasks, while another 53% express reluctance due to the fear of being replaceable by AI.

  • 79 percent of executives believe AI is necessary, but 60 percent doubt their company has a clear plan for its use.

With increasing individual AI usage, companies will feel pressured to adopt official AI solutions, such as those offered by Microsoft. The company even mentions this in the study, arguing that workers bringing their own AI tools to work pose a 'threat to data security'.

AI Tutorial

How to Use ChatGPT custom instructions

This feature makes ChatGPT more powerful by incorporating your preferences or specifications that you wish ChatGPT to take into account each time you generate responses.

Follow these steps:

  1. Click your name or profile picture in the bottom left corner

  2. Open customize ChatGPT settings

  3. Enter your custom instructions following the two prompts. For example:

Now ChatGPT will focus on providing the type of answers you prefer. If, for whatever reason, you want to stop ChatGPT from following these instructions, you can simply toggle this feature off

AI Tools to check out

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The latest in AI and Tech

Source: NYT

In its Q1 2024 financial report, The New York Times disclosed spending $1 million thus far in its copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft. Despite the substantial legal costs, the newspaper asserts that the litigation expenses have not impacted its operational performance.

The United States and China are convening their first meeting in Geneva on Tuesday as part of the AI Dialogue agreed upon by Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping during last year's summit in San Francisco. This dialogue aims to mitigate the risk of miscalculation and unintended conflict arising from advanced AI systems.

In a recent blog post, AI startup Anthropic announced a policy update allowing teenagers and preteens to access third-party apps powered by its generative AI models as long as the developers of these apps implement safety features and disclose to users which Anthropic technologies they’re leveraging.

The Wikimedia Foundation has unveiled an experimental Chrome extension called "Citation Needed" that leverages ChatGPT and Wikipedia to verify the accuracy of online content. Users can install the extension, provide their OpenAI API key, and select sentences while browsing websites for verification.

SoftBank plans to invest a staggering $64 billion (10 trillion yen) in AI chips, robotics, data centers, and related technologies, according to reports from Nikkei Asia. Arm, a SoftBank subsidiary renowned for smartphone chip designs, will establish a dedicated AI chip division to launch a prototype AI chip by spring 2025.

AI Job Board

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