May 27, 2023

  •  Hype

    AI will be everywhere, but its rise will be mundane not apocalyptic

    The Guardian, 05/27/23. The proliferation of AI chat applications is evident, with OpenAI’s ChatGPT leading the way. Despite initial availability limitations, its rapid growth and subsequent API release ensure its eventual ubiquity. Similar to Google Maps’ integration into countless websites, ChatGPT’s presence will permeate text boxes across apps and websites. The inevitability of AI adoption requires organizations to decide how to utilize this technology. Embracing the OpenAI app may spark inventive solutions in the future. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Retail

    It’s Hard To Rave About A Plain White T-Shirt, So Retailers Are Making AI Do It

    Forbes, 05/27/23. Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the retail industry by generating product descriptions at a fraction of the time and cost compared to human copywriters. Stitch Fix and Adore Me are leveraging AI to create thousands of descriptions, increasing efficiency, reducing errors, and improving search visibility. Although human review is necessary, the benefits include cost reduction, higher conversion rates, and improved brand consistency. Copywriters’ roles are evolving, emphasizing strategic and creative aspects while AI handles the groundwork. AI is reshaping the retail landscape. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Tools

    The best AI art generators in May 2023

    Creative Bloq, 05/27/23. The emergence of AI art generators has sparked controversy within the art and design communities. While some embrace the technology, others have reservations about its ethical and legal implications. Nonetheless, it is crucial for artists and designers to familiarize themselves with these tools and their capabilities. In this guide, we evaluate the best text-to-image AI art generators based on results, versatility, ease of use, and cost. As the field rapidly evolves, we strive to keep this guide up to date to reflect new developments. Whether you love them or hate them, AI image generators are shaping the future of artistic expression. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Search

    Google’s AI Search Feels Like a Content Farm on Steroids

    Tom’s Hardware, 05/27/23. Google’s new Search Generative Experience (SGE) raises concerns about the quality and reliability of information provided. By prioritizing its own AI-generated content, Google undermines the expertise and authority that users rely on. The SGE lacks proper citations, offers weak advice, and disregards relevant sources. This approach risks diminishing the value of external publishers and limiting users’ access to reliable information. Google’s profit-driven strategy may sacrifice user experience and the integrity of its search results. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Education

    Will AI Transform Educational Standards of Evidence?

    Psychology Today, 05/27/23. The Swedish Minister’s rollback of the digitization strategy without scientific basis has sparked global interest. Western governments struggle with evidence-based digital education, while AI’s rise requires effective regulation. Research reveals the impact of content and context on children’s learning. Divergent standards hinder clear educational recommendations. Scientific disagreements, lacking evidence benchmarks, can bias policies. Collaboration and investment in AI centers are crucial to advance evidence-based education. Informed choices will shape the future of children’s learning. READ THE ARTICLE

  •  Detection

    The Capital Letter Test: A New Use Case for Distinguishing Humans from AI Like ChatGPT

    Medium, 05/27/23. In the era of AI and digital interaction, distinguishing humans from machines has become a concern. The “Capital Letter Test” challenges AI’s ability to understand context by capitalizing random words in sentences. While AI has made strides, it still struggles with this task. The quest to differentiate ourselves from machines reveals underlying anxieties. Exploring AI deepens our understanding of biases and our desire to remain unique in a changing world. READ THE ARTICLE