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🔍 OpenAI - Web search is getting an AI makeover with OpenAI's latest experiment, SearchGPT. This prototype tool merges the company's powerful language models with real-time internet data, promising quicker, more direct answers to user queries. By highlighting relevant sources and enabling conversational follow-ups, SearchGPT aims to streamline online information gathering. Is this the end for Google Search?

🕵️‍♂️ X - If you use X, Grok AI is quietly being trained on your data. Users can opt out via desktop settings, but mobile options are lacking. While X isn't alone in leveraging user content for AI development, the automatic opt-in raises privacy questions. As AI integration deepens across social media, the balance between innovation and user consent remains a hot-button issue in tech circles.

🧠 Microsoft - Phi-3 models get serverless fine-tuning and quality boosts. Azure AI catalog now boasts 1600+ models, including fresh additions from OpenAI, Meta, and Mistral. Cohere Rerank joins the Azure party, promising smarter semantic search. Khan Academy tests Phi-3 for math tutoring, while TD Bank explores Cohere's LLMs. Microsoft's AI buffet grows, aiming to satisfy developers' hunger for customizable, scalable AI solutions across cloud and edge.

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Want to enhance your ChatGPT prompts? Researchers from the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence developed 26 prompt principles to refine and improve the responses you get from ChatGPT.

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Move over, human mathletes – there's a new brainiac in town! DeepMind's AI just crashed the International Mathematical Olympiad party, snagging a silver medal and impressing everyone. Their dynamic duo, AlphaProof and AlphaGeometry 2, tackled mind-bending problems that make calculus look like kindergarten math. These silicon superstars solved 4 out of 6 olympic-level brainteasers, even cracking the toughest problems that stumped all but 5 human competitors. Who knows? With AI flexing its mathematical muscles like this, the next Fields Medal winner might just be made of circuits and code. 🏅🧮

Step 1:

First, head over to Kling AI.

Once you’re there, keep reading…

Step 2:

Next, you’ll need to create an account and log in.

You’ll find 2 options:

For videos, choose option 1.

Now, you can use create your first video.

Note: You’ll get 66 credits per day for now, but a subscription program is in the works.

Step 3:

Lastly, you’ll see that you can turn text to video or image to video.

You can test both, but image to video works best.

Grab any image you have that you’d like to animate or generate one using a tool like Leonardo, Ideogram, or Freepik.

Now comes the easy part.

Either drag your image into Kling AI or click on the upload button and choose it from your computer.

Optionally, you can add a prompt describing the video you want created and can add a negative prompt if you want.

At this point, you can hit ‘Generate’, wait a couple of minutes, and you’ll have your video.

That's all there is to it. Enjoy!

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As Friday fades into the weekend, so does our weekly AI roundup. We hope these insights inspire your relaxation activities, whether they're tech-related or not. Enjoy your well-deserved break, recharge those batteries, and we'll reunite next week for more AI exploration. Have a great weekend! 🌞