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The AI Timeline of 2022, Jan to Dec.

Tinder Users Are Using ChatGPT To Message Matches

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Highlights of today's Newsletter

Top AI News: The AI Timeline of 2022, Jan to Dec.

VibesBytes: Tinder Users Are Using ChatGPT To Message Matches

Coolest AI Tool of the day: AddContext

An AI Made this: Karl Marx as a dog

Did you know??? : AI will contribute to 26% of China's Gross Domestic Product in 2030.

Top AI News

The AI Timeline of 2022

First off what a year it has been for AI going mainstream! And In this issue, I’ll cover the AI Timeline from January to December!

January, February, and March

To be honest nothing major happened, builders were building majorly in silence

April: DALL-E 2 dreams in pictures

In April things really began to take shape, OpenAI announced DALL-E 2, a deep-learning image-synthesis model that blew minds with its seemingly magical ability to generate images from text prompts. Trained on hundreds of millions of images pulled from the Internet, DALL-E 2 knew how to make novel combinations of imagery thanks to a technique called latent diffusion.

May and June: We Played With Text to Image

During the 2 Months of May and June, the internet had fun generating images with text to image, while the builders kept on working to fine-tune it.

July: Google engineer thinks LaMDA is sentient and DeepMind AlphaFold predicts almost every known protein structure

July was packed! from a Google engineer coming out to say LaMDA is sentient i.e has emotions and DeepMind AlphaFold Predicting almost every known protein structure.

Google engineer thinks LaMDA is sentient

In early July, the Washington Post broke the news that a Google engineer named Blake Lemoine was put on paid leave related to his belief that Google's LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications) was sentient—and that it deserved rights equal to a human.

Blake was claiming that LaMDA was essentially “almost” human with emotions and thoughts of its own!

While working as part of Google's Responsible AI organization, Blake began chatting with LaMDA about religion and philosophy and believed he saw true intelligence behind the text. "I know a person when I talk to it," Lemoine told the Post. "It doesn't matter whether they have a brain made of meat in their head. Or if they have a billion lines of code. I talk to them. And I hear what they have to say, and that is how I decide what is and isn't a person.”

DeepMind AlphaFold predicts almost every known protein structure

In July, DeepMind announced that its AlphaFold AI model had predicted the shape of almost every known protein of almost every organism on Earth with a sequenced genome. Originally announced in the summer of 2021, AlphaFold had earlier predicted the shape of all human proteins. But one year later, its protein database expanded to contain over 200 million protein structures.

August: Stable Diffusion and Artists hating AI art

This right here was the REAL beginning of Text to Image Going Mainstream!

On August 22, Stability AI and CompVis released Stable Diffusion 1.4, an image synthesis model similar to OpenAI's DALL-E 2. But while DALL-E launched as a closed model with significant restrictions, Stable Diffusion arrived as an open-source project, complete with source code and checkpoint files. (The model's training data was crunched in the cloud to the tune of $600,000). Its openness allowed unrestricted generation of any synthesized content. Further, unlike DALL-E 2, people could use Stable Diffusion locally and privately on their PCs with a good enough GPU.

This was also the start of Artists hating text to Image, as they claimed (which Is true) that Stable Diffusion used their work to train the AI and they didn’t get compensated for it.

Also during the Month of august, an AI art won a state fair competition, and artists lost it!

Jason Allen entered three AI-generated images into the Colorado State Fair fine arts competition. Late in the month, he announced that one piece, Théâtre d'Opéra Spatial, won the top prize in the Digital Arts/Digitally Manipulated Photography category. When news spread of the victory, people flipped out.

November: Meta’s CICERO masters Diplomacy

In late November, Meta announced Cicero, an AI agent that can beat humans at the strategy board game Diplomacy in online games played on webDiplomacy.net. That's a major achievement because Diplomacy is a largely social game that requires extensive persuasion, cooperation, and negotiation with other players to win. Basically, Meta developed a bot that could fool humans into thinking they were playing with another human.

December: ChatGPT talks to the world

well, we are here now!

On the last day of November, OpenAI announced ChatGPT, a chatbot based on its GPT-3 large language model. OpenAI made it available for free through its website so it could gather data and feedback from the public on how to fine-tune the model to produce more accurate and less potentially harmful results.

Five days after launch, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman tweeted that ChatGPT reached over 1 million users. People used it to help with programming tasks, simulate a Linux console session, generate recipes, write poetry, and much more. Researchers also quickly figured out how to use prompt injection attacks to subvert restrictions against the tool answering potentially harmful questions.

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Vibes Bytes

Basically, a section where I explain a headline in one or two sentences

Tinder Users Are Using ChatGPT To Message Matches

The Bots Swipes on Matches and then generate Opening lines based on the interests of their match. One Tinder user used ChatGPT to compose a poem for a lady and she absolutely loved it, here’s the VideoRead More

Spray-on smart skin uses AI to rapidly understand hand tasks

Stanford researchers have developed a new type of stretchable material that gets sprayed on the back of the hand like suntan spray. Integrated into the mesh is a tiny electrical network that senses as the skin stretches and bends and, using AI, the researchers can interpret myriad daily tasks from hand motions and gesturesRead More

Coolest AI Tool of the day

Our AI tool of the day is Drumroll please: AddContext

Turn any YouTube playlist into a contextual search engine in less than 5 minutes.

So you can turn your favorite podcast into a search engine and search for specific nuggets in them anytime.

Other Cool AI tools

So yeah I’m still tryna improve the newsletter, so for the Cool tools section, I’ll be having 3 Cool tools per persona

That means, 1-3 cool tools for people in tech1-3 Cool Tools for Students1-3 Cool Tools for Other Industries/day-to-day tools

This way you’ll be leaving each newsletter with at least one thing that’ll make your Life Easier!

Cool Tools for People In Tech

  • ReplAI: a browser extension that helps you to draft your personal message, email, or any other text you need to make your business done quickly (Try it Out)

  • Green ScreenAI: Change the background of any image with AI (Try it Out)

  • Embolden: use AI to help you write everything from emails to product descriptions for your eCommerce business (Try it Out)

Cool Tools for Students

  • Elektrif: Gets you better dating results in less time. Be your best self, never run out of things to talk about, and spend more time actually getting to know someone. (Try It Out)

  • FoodAI: As a student cooking is always a struggle, this AI helps with making it easy, choose your ingredients and you’re ready to eat! (Try it Out)

Cool Tools for Other Industries

  • Supernormal: Create amazing meeting notes with AI (Try It Out)

An AI Made this

Karl Marx as a dog

Did you Know???

Did you know that:

AI will contribute to 26% of China's Gross Domestic Product in 2030.

(Source: Statista)

AI usage statistics show that in 2030, about 26.1% of China's GDP will come from AI. The technology contribution to other global economies will be: North America 14.5%, followed closely by the United Arab Emirates with 13.5%.

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