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📦 Gemini's hype fades, Grok arrives on X, Betelgeuse's spectacle
Gemini's launch left us with mixed feelings. The initial excitement for Google’s groundbreaking AI model took a hit when users found out the demo was fake. On a brighter note, Grok is finally here for Premium Plus users in the US. What's the first thing you wanna ask this rebel chatbot? And by the way, if you're into stargazing, mark December 11 on your calendar because Betelgeuse is about to put on a show in the skies!
📦 All about Gemini, Meta unveils Imagine, Apple's AI efforts
Google keeps surprising us, and Gemini is here to shake up the AI game for good. Like, it will even make Bard better! Meta, on the other hand, promised AI in everything, and they're delivering, including an image generator with an imaginative name. And, as an Apple fan, I've always wondered why they play it safe with artificial intelligence, but who knows, maybe they're just reserving the best for last.
📦 Meet the Cryobot, The Gemini revolution, Bing's enhanced search
The quest for alien life is ongoing, even if it's hiding in cosmic oceans far, far away. That's not stopping NASA from designing a probe to explore them. Google just dropped a sneak peek of Gemini's powers, and as expected, they plan to spread its magic across all their products. Lastly, if you're into crafting complex queries that make search engines go 'Huh?' — Bing is calling your name.
📦 Gemini sneak peek, IBM and Meta's alliance, Is AI overhyped?
Yesterday, we announced that Google’s Gemini was slightly delayed. But guess what? They're reportedly giving us a glimpse at the chatbot's skills this week. Is it going to outshine GPT-4? IBM and Meta have taken matters into their own hands with the establishment of the AI Alliance, a collaboration between giants to advance open-source AI. And, plot twist, OpenAI's COO thinks the tech might be a bit overhyped, especially in the business world.
📦 The GPT Store is delayed, Gemini needs time, Amazon relies on SpaceX
During the holidays, you know how everything gets postponed to January, right? Well, two big launches we were hyped about got pushed back. OpenAI's GPT Store needs more time after the recent craziness, and Google's Gemini, their GPT-4 competitor, is still getting its act together. I’ll be keeping an eye on them in 2024. Lastly, sometimes when you're in a hurry, your biggest rival turns out to be the unexpected hero. Just ask Amazon.
📦 All the Cyber details, What's next for the ISS?, AI's carbon footprint
Tesla just went above and beyond, yet again. Yesterday, we got all the insights on the Cybertruck, and let me tell you, it's not a letdown at all. NASA's got this plan to deorbit the ISS by 2031, which we already knew, but seriously, how do you replace something as awesome as that? They've got a few options on the table, from high-tech to luxurious. Lastly, as much as AI is a solid ally in the climate battle, it has a downside too... I guess we can't really have it all.
📦 OpenAI is back on track, ChatGPT’s anniversary, Cybertruck's event is here!
Sam Altman is officially back as OpenAI's CEO, and everything's looking good. Even Microsoft snagged a spot on the new board, just to make sure they don't miss out on any sudden changes again. Speaking of OpenAI, guess who's turning one today? Yep, our friend ChatGPT! This young chatbot has forever changed the AI scene. And, after loads of countdowns, leaks, and me hinting that we're getting closer, guess what? The Cybertruck delivery event is finally happening!
📦 Amazon's AI chips, Starship's new version, Pika Labs unveils Pika 1.0
There are loads of awesome updates from Amazon's recent re:Invent conference! To begin with, they'll make their own AI chips. Starship's upper stage capabilities are already well known, but Elon Musk is teasing an even more powerful version. And hold onto your director's hat, because Pika 1.0 is here to let you unleash your inner filmmaker, making all sorts of videos in any style you want with just a few prompts!
📦 Get ready for Grok, Google's green initiative, Bennu lands in London
If you're struggling to drop the best jokes at a party or keep up with the latest news, no worries—Grok's got your back! Just make sure to subscribe to X's premium tier. Powering up data centers is a big deal, which is why Google is making the switch to geothermal energy to keep things eco-friendly. Oh, and speaking of our cosmic friend Bennu, a small sample of it just arrived in London for some research action—talk about an asteroid world tour!
📦 Tesla's FSD journey, NASA's push for Ingenuity, Cybertruck steals the show
Full self-driving could be just around the corner because when Tesla makes a promise, they really come through. Employee testers are getting a taste of the latest update. Ingenuity is sparking NASA’s interest in helicopters—not the classic ones, of course, but ones specifically made to explore Mars. Lastly, the Cybertruck delivery event is on the horizon, and as that cool electric pickup strolls into Tesla stores, it's grabbing attention everywhere.
📦 OpenAI's mystery, Ariane 6 triumphs, F1 turns to AI
We've finally reached the end of a very tumultuous week! But you know, there are still some mysteries lingering, like the real story behind Sam Altman's sudden exit... Word on the street is something called Q*. Sending good vibes to Europe as they inch closer to space - ESA shared that the Ariane 6 prototype aced a big test. And guess what's getting a dash of AI magic? Unexpectedly, Formula 1.
📦 Roadster goes open source, Bard joins YouTube, AI terms made simple
Now, anyone can build their very own Roadster as Tesla opens up its original design. Well, at least give it a shot until you hit the assembly part. Ever wondered where your fave vlogger shot their video or what secret ingredient a chef uses in their YouTube masterpiece? Bard has all the answers. And if, after this week, AI feels like a total mystery, no worries—here's a cheat sheet of terms to get you back on track.