September 14, 2023
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Fashion
Is That a Model or AI?
The Wall Street Journal, 09/14/23. This special report titled “The Future of Everything” explores various areas such as work, transportation, health, and education. It delves into what lies ahead in these domains, discussing topics such as Meta’s quieter cubicle, executive jobs with fewer hours, weird-looking planes for vacations, the impact of the pandemic on education, and emerging treatments for health issues. These articles provide valuable insights into the potential changes and advancements that we can expect in the near future. READ THE ARTICLE
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Enterprise
Relying on AI as a Core Business Component Brings Layers of Risk
nojitter, 09/14/23. The rapid development of new technologies often creates a gap between market availability and widespread adoption. Enterprises are cautious about embracing AI-driven products and services due to the potential legal risks involved. Incorrect data and improper use of AI-generated outcomes can lead to costly litigation and negative verdicts. Recent cases have highlighted the consequences of relying too heavily on AI systems without proper verification. The legal profession, medical decision-making, defamation, and copyright are areas where AI-related issues have resulted in litigation and exposure. While AI is a powerful tool, it is still relatively new and not yet ready for all applications. It is crucial to consider the legal risks and seek counsel when using AI-powered tools. READ THE ARTICLE
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Creativity
AI just beat a human test for creativity. What does that even mean?
MIT Technology Review, 09/14/23. The recent study on AI systems raises important questions about the uniqueness of human characteristics. While the purpose was not to prove that AI can replace humans in creative roles, the research highlights the significant progress technology has made in imitating human behavior. However, some argue that AI models may not exhibit original thought but instead draw on their training data. Nevertheless, comparing how machines and humans approach problems can be useful, although slight variations in prompts can affect their performance. It is crucial to consider the link between tasks assigned to AI models and the cognitive capacity being measured. READ THE ARTICLE
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SMB
Successful business authors share tips for using AI in writing
PR Daily, 09/14/23. AI tools like ChatGPT can be valuable writing companions, not replacements. Authors of successful business books offer tips on how to leverage AI in your writing process. Quality AI tools such as ChatGPT Plus and Anthropic’s Claude 2 can enhance results and handle larger documents. AI can help extract information from audio transcripts and aid in idea generation. Chat tools can assist in getting started or overcoming writer’s block. While AI drafts may need improvement, they can strengthen arguments and provide opposing perspectives. Authors also use AI to identify flaws, create reader personas, and repurpose book content. AI chat tools can boost productivity without replacing human writers. READ THE ARTICLE
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Adobe
Photoshop’s Firefly Generative AI Arrives With a Creative Cloud Price Hike
cnet, 09/14/23. Adobe’s generative AI tool, Firefly, has officially graduated from beta testing and is now available for commercial use. This means that creative professionals can take advantage of Firefly’s capabilities to enhance their artwork and imagery in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and Express. However, the tool comes with a limited number of usage credits depending on the Creative Cloud subscription plan. Adobe is also raising its subscription prices in November. While Firefly has its limitations, it has the potential for improvement in the future. The technology is estimated to generate significant revenue for Adobe, and the company is even providing bonuses to contributors whose imagery was used to train the AI. With the addition of Firefly, Adobe aims to bring trust and transparency to the generative AI process. READ THE ARTICLE