Family businesses are finding new opportunities for transformation with generative AI, while Apple’s cutting-edge AI models are hinting at the future of artificial intelligence on iPhones. But there’s a catch: AI’s energy and water demands are soaring, with experts warning it could soon consume as much electricity as an entire country. Innovations like lifelike audio-driven talking faces and OpenAI’s voice cloning tech (needing just 15 seconds to imitate voices!) are dazzling, but they also raise serious ethical and security questions. As Google’s AI claims to discover “millions of new materials,” businesses are grappling with integrating LLMs safely into their products and ensuring AI-generated health info is accurate. With AI reshaping the web and fueling a new tech economy, the focus must shift from dystopian fears to tackling the very real challenges of sustainability, safety, and responsibility in this rapidly evolving space.
April 2024.
- Generative AI is a catalyst for family business transformation
- Apple releases AI models that could show the future of artificial intelligence on iPhones
- A.I. Could Soon Need as Much Electricity as an Entire Country
- Lifelike Audio-Driven Talking Faces Generated in Real Time
- Deploying AI Systems Securely
- How AI 50 Companies Are Powering A New Tech Economy
- Is Google's AI Actually Discovering 'Millions of New Materials?'
- AI & the Web: Understanding and managing the impact of Machine Learning models on the Web
- Notes on how to use LLMs in your product
- Quality and safety of artificial intelligence generated health information
- As Use of A.I. Soars, So Does the Energy and Water It Requires
- Planning Research with Generative AI
- We’re Focusing on the Wrong Kind of AI Apocalypse
- OpenAI’s voice cloning AI model only needs a 15-second sample to work
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