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AI Won't Replace Humans: Tech Expert Insights

PLUS: Maximizing Bard Results with Google Gemini

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Samuel S.
December 11, 2023

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IN TODAY’S ISSUE

  • AI Won't Replace Humans: Tech Expert Insights

  • Google's Gemini AI Could Be a Game Changer

  • Maximizing Bard Results with Google Gemini

  • Meta AI Image Generator: Free Amazing Art

  • Businesses Lag in AI Adoption: Untapped Potential

AI Won't Replace Humans: Tech Expert Insights

CNBC

Tech experts suggest AI won't replace humans soon due to the simple and complex nature of math.

While AI excels at pattern recognition, it lacks a human-like understanding of creative thoughts, ethics, and consciousness.

Additionally, AI's knowledge is based on correlation, not causation, setting it apart from human learning methods.

Instead of replacing, AI is seen as a tool enhancing productivity, making it crucial for individuals to embrace and understand its potential.

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Google's Gemini AI Could Be a Game Changer

New Atlas

Google's Gemini AI, its most powerful model yet, aims to rival OpenAI's GPT-4.

Gemini, excelling in text, images, audio, and code, outperforms GPT-4 in various benchmarks.

This positions Google well in the growing $1.3 trillion generative AI market.

Gemini's impact extends to Google Cloud, applications, and Android devices, providing a potential edge in the AI race against competitors like OpenAI.

The use of custom AI chips enhances Google's cost efficiency, making it a formidable player in the evolving AI landscape.

Alphabet stock surged post-Gemini's reveal, signaling confidence in Google's strategic position.

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Maximizing Bard Results with Google Gemini

Geeky Gadgets

Google Bard's upgraded with the Gemini AI model, offering enhanced features for improved user experience.

To optimize interactions, sign in, personalize preferences, and explore extensions for tasks like travel planning.

Gemini supports various input methods—text, images, and voice—increasing flexibility.

Watch a tutorial video for a quick start.

Bard's integration with Google services, YouTube, and Gemini's image analysis feature distinguishes it from competitors.

The Gemini AI model elevates AI chatbot technology, benefiting both experienced and new users, ensuring an optimized and versatile experience.

Meta AI Image Generator: Free Amazing Art

HotHardware

Meta AI's Imagine, a free AI image generator, competes with Microsoft's Bing Image Creator and NovelAI.

Similar to Bing, it processes natural-language prompts to produce high-quality images.

Testing against Bing's DALL-E 3 and a local Stable Diffusion XL 1.0 install, Imagine demonstrates comparable image quality, impressive speed, and higher resolution.

Imagine's reluctance to generate images without a person and its less stringent content restrictions make it a viable alternative.

While Bing Image Creator often yields superior results, Imagine's speed and flexibility make it a noteworthy option, especially for quick image generation without "boosts."

Users need to log in with a Meta, Facebook, or Instagram account.

Businesses Lag in AI Adoption: Untapped Potential

Investopedia

Despite high investor interest, the majority of U.S. businesses (about 4.6%) have yet to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, according to recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Notably, information technology and professional, scientific, and technical services sectors are leading AI adoption.

Despite the current low usage, historic interest levels are prompting more businesses to plan AI implementation in the next six months.

While some Standard & Poor's 500 companies discussed AI less during recent earnings calls, the overall interest in AI remains significantly higher than the five- and 10-year averages, indicating sustained enthusiasm for the technology.

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