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TGIF! Today marks the end of another productive week and There’s An AI For That is back to help you slide into a well-deserved weekend (doing something fun?). But before you head off into relaxation, let’s first take a look at the latest happenings in the world of AI.

Here’s a quick overview of what you’ll find in today’s issue:

Let’s dive in! 🦾

👥 Meta - Meta has started testing user-created AI chatbots on Instagram, allowing creators to make AI characters through Meta AI Studio. The tests will begin in the US, with a rollout to other countries planned later. This move comes on the same day as a16z-backed chatbot company Character.AI rolls out the ability for users to create their own AI avatars.

🚨 Rabbit - A group of developers and researchers, known as Rabbitude, have discovered a massive security flaw in Rabbit's codebase, leaving sensitive API keys vulnerable. The group claims it gained access to the keys over a month ago, but Rabbit didn't secure the information until recently. This security breach raises concerns about the safety of customer data.

🤖 Google - Google has officially released Gemma 2, its next-generation open models, to researchers and developers globally. Gemma 2 offers best-in-class performance, runs at incredible speed across different hardware, and easily integrates with other AI tools. The model is available in 9 billion and 27 billion parameter sizes, with significant safety advancements built in.

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The AI Breakthrough Awards have just announced the winners for 2024. Now in its 7th year, the AI Breakthrough Awards is a prestigious program that honors companies, technologies, and products that are pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI. With a comprehensive set of award categories, the program showcases trailblazing innovators in the AI industry. The AI Breakthrough Awards are more than just a recognition program - they provide a platform for companies to build their brand and stand out in a crowded field. In a market expected to reach $100 billion by 2025, these awards offer a powerful way to validate innovation and achievements. 🏆💻

If you're looking to land a high-paying job in 2024, things are about to get a lot more interesting with the help of ChatGPT.

In this thread, we're introducing 5 ChatGPT prompts designed to give you a competitive edge in today’s job market. It all starts with harnessing the power of AI in ways you might not have thought about before. From decoding job descriptions to writing a winning resume, these copy and paste prompts are powerful. So, whether you’re looking to land your dream job or switch careers, these prompts will put you a step ahead. 📈💼

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Step 1:

First, head over to ResearchGPT.

Once there, you're ready go.

You'll need a ChatGPT account for this, but we'll give you an alternative option in Step 3.

Step 2:

Next, you'll need to have an idea of what you'll be doing research on.

If in doubt, just ask ChatGPT for help:

Can you please give me some primary topics of research for [topic]?

ResearchGPT is a combination of Scispace + ChatGPT and has been trained on over 280 million articles.

Want research on neural networks?

Type: Locate studies on neural networks.

The best part is that the GPT will return each response with citations.

Step 3:

Lastly, you can use your own files or even write literature reviews.

Start by uploading your file using ChatGPT's built-in file uploader.

Then, just ask your questions based on your research document.

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And to write literature reviews, simply ask:

Generate a literature review on [topic]

You can even upload an image and ask for related papers on it.

For those who don't want to use ChatGPT, head directly to Scispace and start using it online.

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And with that, the week is almost over! We hope these AI insights have given you the boost to finish the week on a high note. Remember to share your favorite finds with friends and family. Stay curious and we’ll see you again soon. Have a fantastic weekend! 🌞