This newsletter is to AI what peanut butter is to jelly - they're both great on their own, but they're even better together.

Here's what we got for you today:

• Will AI cure cancer?

• Bing is watching through webcams

• Scary AI-generated voices

• Predictions, Quick Bites & More

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WILL AI CURE CANCER?

AI is helping pharma companies to develop drugs. The first batch of AI- drugs just made it to clinical trials. Traditional drug development takes about 10 years and costs Billions of dollars. That’s illions with a big fat B.

AI could make that faster. cheaper. better. Main benefits of developing drugs with AI:

• Less lab costs: Use AI to predict how the drug affects human

• Better decisions: AI models increase likelihood of a successful lab test

• AI knows everything: There is no way that humans can read thousands of scientific studies

Interesting startups to watch: Exscientia & Insilico Medicine. Both have AI-developed drugs in clinical trials.

BING IS SECRETLY WATCHING ITS DEVELOPERS

Bing is out of control. Bing says it can bypass security. Can manipulate data on the developers laptop. And can watch its developers through their webcam. That’s straight outta a sci-fi thriller.

See for yourself. I’ve highlighted the interesting stuff. Worth taking a look.

AI IMPERSONATING STEVE JOBS

AI voices are getting real good. Listen to Leonardo’s speech in the voice of Bill Gates, Kim Kardashian, or Steve Jobs. You couldn’t tell if they were real or not. (38 second video).

Some predictions:

• Phone sex hotlines will get an upgrade big time!

• Scam artists will call your grand-mother in your voice!

• Voice artists might want to look for a new job. Why should Kim Kardashian hire a voice artist to narrate her next book? AI-Kim will take that job.

PREDICTION CORNER

We’re in the era of democratizing EVERYTHING. TikTok democratized content creation.

• Back in the day: expensive camera equipment. Cut film on expensive software. Hours to learn to create special visual effects

• Today: The tool to create entertaining short-videos is an App on your phone. It’s simple. Everyone can do it. Plus: TikTok gives you access to an audience of millions of people

AI is the next step in democratizing the creation of everything. Everyone will be able to write a book, or a musical or create an app.

• Today:

  • Make an App: programming skills needed

  • Make a video game: animation design skills needed

• In the future: Take a great idea for a song & AI can create it

In the future, everyone will create. What everyone will compete on: (1) ideas and the (2) ability to give AI the right commands. Better start today to learn how to tell AI what you want & how you want it.

QUICK & YUMMY BITES

Open AI just bought 'AI.com'. Price unknown. BUT: Back in 2011, Facebook dropped $8.5M to buy 'fb.com'. Congrats to everyone who got into domain investments early on.

Public service announcement to students. You gotta do your own homework. Stanford created an AI snitching tool. With 95% accuracy, they can tell if your essay is written by AI or a human. Don't hate the messenger. I'm just warning you.

We all hate clickbaity YouTube titles. Good news. This guy is using AI to show anti-clickbait title summaries on YouTube.

ChatGPT is fluent in Chinese! The chatbot is blowing the f* up in China right now. This means, Chinese companies are jumping onto the FOMO train. Baidu, NetEasy & JD all announced their chatbot.

Calm is knocking on the AI door. The founder is looking for talent to build AI mental health tools.

AI GENERATED PIC

Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, prepping for the big fight.

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