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ChatGPT Less Lazy Again, AI Deciphers Ancient Greek Writings

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ChatGPT is less lazy, AI deciphers ancient greek writings, Midjourney released a feature that kills prompt engineering

In today’s newsletter:

  • Midjourney recently released a new feature to use style reference in its image generation AI based on your inputs and with this it has killed prompt engineering.

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) has played a pivotal role in unraveling the musings of a Greek philosopher, providing never-before-seen insights from ancient papyrus scrolls buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2000 years ago

  • McKinsey analysis on how AI will change the materials and energy industries

  • ChatGPT Emerges From Winter Slump: “Much Less Lazy Now,” Says OpenAI CEO

  • Microsoft partners with Semafor for AI-assisted news content

NEWS OF THE DAY

Image generated with Midjourney, prompt: photography in the style of Erik Madigan Heck of a very active robot running

What: ChatGPT, the popular chatbot with over 1.7 billion users, has shaken off its recent sluggishness, according to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Users had complained of lackluster responses and incomplete tasks, leading to speculation about the AI’s “laziness.”

Key points:

  • ChatGPT sluggishness addressed in January update

  • Cause unclear, may be related to training variations ‍

  • Update suggests ChatGPT is now more responsive and engaged

  • OpenAI committed to improving model quality and consistency

  • Mystery of "winter slump" remains unsolved, highlights challenges of AI control

Noteworthy: This episode highlights the ongoing challenges of understanding and controlling complex AI models. OpenAI’s response demonstrates their commitment to improving reliability and transparency in their technology.

EDITORIAL

Image generated with Midjourney, prompt photography in the style of Erik Madigan Heck --v 6.0 --sref

What: Midjourney recently released a new feature to use style reference in its image generation AI based on your inputs and with this it has killed prompt engineering. Let’s take a look at what this new feature is and understand how this will impact the entire prompt engineering for image AI at least.

Key points:

  • Prompts no longer will be shared, since they will rely on other referance images

  • This moves the goalpost from memorizing parameters to exploring ones own imagination

Noteworthy: Prompt engineering, once considered a scientific approach to understanding and manipulating AI responses, has evolved into a more intuitive process. The emphasis now shifts from typing specific text prompts to leveraging existing art knowledge for a more tailored and sophisticated image generation.

LATEST NEWS

Image generated with Midjourney, prompt: photography in the style of Tang Yau Hoong of a greek philosopher


Artificial intelligence (AI) has played a pivotal role in unraveling the musings of a Greek philosopher, providing never-before-seen insights from ancient papyrus scrolls buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2000 years ago.

Generative AI (gen AI) has exploded onto the scene, captivating imaginations with its potential to revolutionize various industries. The energy and materials sector, heavily reliant on data and analytics, stands poised to reap significant benefits from this cutting-edge technology.

Microsoft said on Monday it is teaming up with media platform Semafor and other news organizations to help journalists work with generative AI in content production.

MIDJOURNEY PICK OF THE DAY

illustration mixed media technique - acrylic, charcoal drawing, flower cutouts

Check out our guides on how to generate the best Midjourney pictures, from fashion, nature, street art or illustration.

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