Hey Team, Great news! ChatGPT now has a 'Search the Web' feature, allowing you to get real-time info directly in your chats. 💡 Stay current with the latest AI trends, tools, and insights ⚡ Instant problem-solving by pulling fresh resources from the web 🚀 Make smarter decisions with up-to-date data to fuel your AI and business strategies Every finance class my professor asks the class about current events in the world of finance and before when I used GPT it wouldn't give me as up to date information, more so info from last year (because that's how far up to date it was with information) which wouldn't really help me talk about the current landscape of finance. Now I can be a finance expert in real time! Try it out today and level up your research! Let us know how it’s helping you.

Happy Sunday! Wanted to drop this article because it really helped me understand how LLM's are able to consistently output sequential pieces of text with continuously improving accuracy. On page 3, I got confused about embedding models, but the picture that I attached below really helped me visualize that process. In my annotations, I explore key points about how AI functions as a powerful tool to extend human capabilities—helping to enhance critical thinking and streamline complex processes, while still relying on human oversight and expertise. I was particularly interested in how the article frames AI as a complement to human intelligence rather than a replacement, emphasizing that AI’s true potential lies in how we use it to augment our own skills and knowledge. Here's the link to the blank article and my annotated version: Keep Exploring, Josh

Sophomore year of college I started a couch upcycling business. I would take old couches from FB marketplace or from junk removal companies, refurbish them, and resell them back onto FB marketplace. Although I was def not the best businessman(closed down the beginning of junior year), I did utilize ai in a way that caused me to sell more couches. See if you can tell the difference between ai edited and real... and yes that is "The Grimace Couch" back when the Grimace was trending..

Just saw my roommate create a real estate presentation in under 5 minutes with Gamma.app—an AI-powered tool that makes stunning presentations, documents, and websites with zero design skills needed. 🚀 Gamma handles the design, applies expert layouts, and helps rewrite or autocomplete your content. It also offers dynamic charts, interactive galleries, and mobile-friendly sharing with built-in analytics. If you want to save time while delivering polished, professional presentations, check out Gamma: https://gamma.app Here's their demo video: https://youtu.be/vtMIUtE9doQ?list=TLGGeYDtlYo_XysxNjEwMjAyNA

Hey AI Explorers! 🌟 One of the most exciting AI innovations of this week is Meta’s MovieGen. This powerful tool is part of the growing trend of multimodal AI, which means it can create both synchronized audio and video from simple text prompts! Imagine generating a professional-quality video for your next marketing campaign or creative project without spending hours on editing—it’s all done with AI. Here's the landing page with example videos from Meta: https://ai.meta.com/research/movie-gen/ I don't believe that MovieGen is avalible to the public yet, but of course you can use other tools to make realistic AI videos. It's just interesting because in addition to OpenAI's Sora, creatify, and these other companies that have put their time and attention into creating AI videos, Meta has spent large amounts of resources working to gain market share as well. The 2 main things that i've seen set it apart is the video length feature & the integration of AI videos into social media. Meta's working to make their videos long form (at least a minute). Here's a quote from the whitepaper talking about the competition and how their videos are only 15 seconds: "There are a few products offering video-to-audio capabilities, including PikaLabs4 and ElevenLabs.5, but neither can really generate motion-aligned sound effects or cinematic soundtracks with both music and sound effects. PikaLabs supports sound effect generation with video and optionally text prompts; however it will generate audio longer than the video where a user needs to select an audio segment to use. This implies under the hood it may be an audio generation model conditioned on a fixed number of key image frames. The maximum audio length is capped at 15 seconds without joint music generation and audio extension capabilities, preventing its application to soundtrack creation for long-form videos. ElevenLabs leverages GPT-4o to create a sound prompt given four image frames extracted from the video (one second apart), and then generates audio using a TTA model with that prompt. Lastly, Google released a research blog6 describing their video-to-audio generation models that also provide text control. Based on the video samples, the model is capable of sound effects, speech, and music generation. However, the details (model size, training data characterization) about the model and the number of samples (13 samples with 11 distinct videos) are very limited, and no API is provided. It is difficult to conclude further details other than the model is diffusion-based and that the maximum audio length may be limited as the longest sample showcased is less than 15 seconds."