Artificial intelligence has rapidly been changing the landscape of technology and our daily lives, adding new capabilities and improvements.
OpenAI LP, with Microsoft Corporation as a major investor, has developed ChatGPT, a powerful natural language processing model.
The model generate realistic and engaging conversations based on your input.
But AI is not limited to just language. There are also generative models for imagery, such as DALL∙E 2 from OpenAI LP, which allows users to create art through a text-to-image generation model. Innovative technologies leveraging AI to break down the barriers to push the future of design includes Microsoft Designer and Adobe Sensei.
In the realm of audio, there is WaveNet from DeepMind (owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet), a generative model trained on speech samples.
AI video generating tool Runway is the next-generation content creation suite all right inside our browser. They have launched Gen-1, which use words and images to generate new videos out of existing ones.
Another innovative AI application is GitHub Copilot, an AI pair programmer powered by OpenAI Codex. It offers autocomplete-style suggestions for coding, making the process faster and more efficient.
AI is now part of our daily lives, The Google Photos app includes an AI-powered reminiscing feature, allowing users to relive memories and see snapshots of their past.
Another use case is Google Travel which uses AI to make price predictions, suggest potential trips based on your recent searches and other activity.
Most of these algorithms are in tuning phase, i.e. adjust their machine learning algorithm based on feedback or errors to improve accuracy and performance.
It is evident that the technological landscape of the future is being molded by a select few tech companies and their extensive control over data.
ChatGPT, Bard and AI-powered Bing search engine and Edge browsers are just the start of a new era in AI, one that will continue to impact and shape our lives in unpredictable ways.