Hot Generative AI, Yet Predictive AI Powers On

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IN TODAY’S ISSUE

• Hot Generative AI, Yet Predictive AI Powers On

• Foxconn Warns: AI Chip Shortage Ahead

• AI Quietly Transforming Daily Life

• Health Experts Wary of AI Nutrition Apps

• AI Sacred Images in Secs, Controversy Ensues

Hot Generative AI, Yet Predictive AI Powers On

• GenAI priority post-ChatGPT release.

• Predictive AI remains essential, comprising 85% of use cases.

• Integration of predictive and genAI in future models for comprehensive AI development and deployment.

Future Focus:

Predictive and generative AI are expected to coexist in future models, enabling organizations to manage complete AI development seamlessly through unified platforms.

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Foxconn Warns: AI Chip Shortage Ahead

• Foxconn expects a slightly better 2024 but faces AI server chip shortage.

• Successful 2023 despite Q1 write-off.

• AI server demand is strong, but global uncertainty impacts consumer products.

Future Focus:

Despite a successful 2023, global economic uncertainties and limited chip production capacity pose challenges and may impact consumer product demand.

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AI Quietly Transforming Daily Life

I - Widespread AI Integration: AI is increasingly being integrated into various aspects of everyday life, including hiring processes, education, real estate, medical diagnosis, and billing.

II - AI in Hiring: AI is used in hiring processes to analyze candidates' answers in written and video interviews. Concerns arise about potential biases in AI-driven hiring decisions, prompting discussions about regulations to protect against discrimination.

III - AI in Education: AI is used in education for tasks such as tutoring and assisting students and teachers. Schools are navigating privacy and equity concerns related to AI usage and are advised to ensure that AI complements rather than replaces educators.

IV - AI in Real Estate: AI, particularly in tools like Zillow's "Zestimate," is changing the real estate industry by offering data analysis for homebuyers and sellers. Concerns are raised about the perpetuation of biases in algorithms based on historical discriminatory practices in housing.

V - AI in Healthcare: AI is becoming a valuable tool for doctors in tasks such as interpreting medical images and providing insights into patient conditions. Regulatory challenges include the evolving nature of AI and the need for continuous updates and transparency in algorithm applications.

VI - AI in Medical Billing: AI is being used to process medical bills, promising efficiency and potentially faster claims processing. However, concerns about transparency and accountability arise, with lawsuits against insurance companies accusing them of using AI to deny care and potentially introducing biases.

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Health Experts Wary of AI Nutrition Apps

• AI apps aid in nutrition tracking but may lack human expertise in personalized advice and motivation.

• Dietitian-nutritionist sees potential benefits of inaccurate food tracking but emphasizes the importance of human interaction and motivation.

• Human expertise in understanding individual needs and providing tailored advice outweighs AI capabilities in the nutrition field.

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AI Sacred Images in Secs, Controversy Ensues

• AI generates images but lacks human imagination and theological understanding.

• Catholic artists emphasize the importance of human touch, theology, and sacrifice in creating true sacred art.

• AI lacks theological symbolism and often produces art with errors and lacking proper aesthetics.

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