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yes i know you did but now they've partnered hahaha
Hey there! Max here from Albus, hope you are having a great week.
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This week in AI
How Social Media Uses Your Data for AI: here’s how to opt out from LinkedIn…
OpenAI to Launch Advanced Voice Mode on ChatGPT Soon: the use cases are wild…
Sundar Pichai Announces $120M Fund for Global AI Education: take a look on how you can benefit
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Puma using AI to beat competition
Puma's teaming up with Google Cloud to give their online game a serious power-up. They thought, "What if we could use AI to make our website pop for every shopper?"
What is Imagen 2?
♦ Imagen 2 is Google Cloud's AI that Puma's using to create personalized images for their website visitors.
♦ This tech whips up location-specific pics in minutes, making Puma's site feel like it's tailored just for you.
What's Next?
Puma's not stopping at location-based pics. They're eyeing personalization based on age and sports preferences too.
So there you have it - Puma's using AI to not just sell shoes, but to create a whole new shopping experience!
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A Reality Check on the AI Boom
While everyone's been hyping up AI as the next big thing, Jim Covello's (Goldman Sachs's head of stock research) been raising some eyebrows with his "wait a minute" approach.
The Skeptic's View
Covello's not buying into the AI hype, and here's why:
1. He thinks generative AI makes too many errors to reliably tackle complex problems.
2. Covello's questioning whether businesses will see enough bang for their buck from the estimated $1 trillion they might spend on AI.
3. Those AI billboards along Highway 101? To Covello, they're giving off strong dot-com bubble flashbacks.
The Impact
Covello's skepticism isn't just talk - it's shaking things up:
♦ His research paper caused AI-related stocks to take a hit.
♦ It's sparked debates within Goldman Sachs and among its clients.
♦ People are starting to ask tougher questions about AI's real-world potential.
Covello's not just some random naysayer. He's got some street cred:
♦ He lived through the dot-com bubble burst as a young analyst.
♦ He's been hands-on with AI tools at Goldman and found them costly and not that impressive.
While AI's still the talk of the town, Covello's reality check is making people think twice about the hype.
Is AI really the next internet, or are we setting ourselves up for a tech bubble 2.0?
Only time will tell, but Covello's making sure we ask the tough questions along the way.