AI News: GPT-4o Voice Competitor, Gen-3, ElevenLabs (and More)

My workplace blocked chatgpt and anything that is not Microsoft or copilot. Do you have any info on copilot?

Here's a ChatGPT summary:

– Gen 3 Access was made publicly available, but only for pro users of Runway.
– Gen 3 is currently the best text-to-video generator, while Luma AI is preferred for image-to-video.
– 11 Labs added famous voices like Judy Garland, James Dean, Bert Reynolds, and Sir Lawrence Olivier to their reader app, with permission from the estates.
– 11 Labs released a new voice isolator feature to clean up background noise in audio.
– Suno released an app for iOS that mirrors the functionality of their web app for music creation.
– Meta released research on 3D Gin, a text-to-3D image generator.
– Kiyotai released an open-source voice model to compete with GPT-4O's advanced voice.
– Intern LM2.5, an open-source large language model with a 1 million context window, was made available on Hugging Face.
– Brave Browser now allows users to bring their own model into the browser's AI, Leo AI.
– Proplexity updated their Pro Search with multi-step reasoning and better math and programming capabilities via Wolfram Alpha.
– Apple is getting an observer role on OpenAI's board.
– The Center for Investigative Reporting is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement.
– Mustafa Soliman made controversial statements about the fair use of content on the open web.
– Cloudflare introduced a feature to prevent AI scrapers from accessing your site.
– Figma announced it would use user content to train models but will offer an opt-out option.
– YouTube now allows users to request the removal of AI-generated content that simulates their voice or likeness.
– Instagram changed its AI labeling from "made with AI" to "AI info."
– Grok 2, an improved version of the AI model, is expected to be released in August.
– Rumors suggest Apple might partner with Google Gemini for chat features.
– WhatsApp is reportedly adding a feature to generate cartoon versions of user images.
– A new company is developing smart glasses similar to Meta Ray-Bans but with ChatGPT 40 integration.
– Open Television demonstrated immersive robot operation from 3000 miles away using Apple Vision Pro.
– Main message: Despite a slow week due to the Fourth of July, significant advancements and updates in AI technology were made, including new tools, features, and research across various platforms and applications.

Actually insane how much is going on in the AI space all the time.

For the algorithm!

I scrape and even pirate any data I want that I can get. I don't care about copyright laws, at all. If you put it out there, or even let it get out there, it's fair game as far as I care. Are libraries evil because they didn't seek permission from every author of every book they provide to the public for free? Especially if you deliberately publish information, you only have the right to ask politely for it to be used/not used in any particular way, but no one is under any moral obligation to oblige you in that. This includes copying/distributing… even selling IMO. What is criminal is punishing people for "copyright violation". If you don't want people using/modifying/distributing your data in some way, don't publish it, protect it. Simple.

nice video good job Matt

Calude is amazing, but so limited. You get timed out so fast while Open AI you can go all day and never time out

i'm so depressed

OMG if they made Moshis eye red and made the voice male, it could say "I'm sorry dave, I'm affraid I can't do that"

When AI leaves the screen it will then be useful

You can't copyright information. Once you put it out there, it becomes public use. So AI models can take the information and use it to train ai systems, which generate new content and isn't a violation of copyright. Matt, you literally built your channels income off of compiling information that was created by other companies. AI does the same thing and they can take your videos to glean the most important AI news and redistribute that information how they see fit. This is not the same thing as reposting your video to make money for themselves. It's how the world has always worked but instead of humans doing it, a computer is doing it with much more efficiency.

Oh great. That last robot is a globalists dream. Outsource work to third world countries and pay 20c an hour. Have fun with that future.

Good stuff as usual, Matt! If I may push back a bit on the idea of use of publicly available content (IP):
Here's the beginning of an article I wrote on that topic:

On the surface a person might believe, “If we didn’t have intellectual property laws, it would open the floodgates for copycats everywhere, reducing incentive for people to create. We would have Chinese phones that look like iPhones and poor Apple! Innovation would be lost because no one needs to innovate in order to get sales.”

I get and understand that some entities will copy instead of innovate. I get it that many believe the government is the only way to prevent this scenario.

Nine points that weigh in favor of reforming or even completely removing intellectual property laws

(1) How many of these “copycats” will do this and be successful at it? Not everyone will do this or even want to. The fact that we have anything new in the world is a testament to that.

(2) Reputation, brand, first to market, quality, and integrity. These factors all influence the market and have value.

(3) Consumers win (price, etc.). Example: If a Chinese company succeeds in making an iPhone copy equal in every way (price, perceived quality/looks, AND quality), then one would assume they would try to sell it cheaper to draw away Apple customers. This is a big “IF” because Apple has agreements with their suppliers, economies of scale, etc. where it might be difficult for most companies to exactly dupe the iPhone in all ways, including quality, and afford to sell it cheaper. BUT let’s say they can …

If you want to read more on this, pls google "can you own an idea by scott swain"

Is no one going to point out that 7 532 * 7 is not 53 203, it's 52 724 from the Moshi demo @7:02 ?

Hello great video. I hope you had a great 4th of July.

Too bad those apps are only available in the Apple app store. I got excited and went to download them for my Galaxy phone, and no love. 😢

I checked, and you don't mention that. You just said the apps were available on the "App Store". Disappointing.🫤

I had no idea that Burt Reynolds died in 2018 before watching this video. 😢

Check out Scite for research

Hey Matt. Claude 3.5 system prompt got leaked. Maybe you should make a video about it

Is Claude greatest for editing or helping with writing books?