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Rewind just introduced another wearable AI device and it’s already causing controversy on social media. Let’s get right into it.
In today’s Daily Update:
🗞️ Rewind introduces wearable Rewind Pendant
🤖 How to use DALL-E 3 inside Bing Chat
📸 LinkedIn goes all in on new OpenAI-powered tools
🚨 AI Roundup: Three quick hits
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🗞️ Rewind introduces wearable Rewind Pendant
Source: Rewind
The popular AI note-taking platform Rewind just introduced Rewind Pendant, a wearable device that captures what you say and hear in the real world.
Key points:
Rewind’s AI platform records what you see on your computer — the new Pendant aims to bring this feature to the real world.
The device captures everything you say and hear, and then transcribes, encrypts and stores it locally on your phone.
Rewind says its privacy-first approach offers features that “ensure no one is recorded without their consent.” No additional details were provided.
The Pendant is available to pre-order for $59.
Riding the wave: Rewind is the fourth company to unveil a new personalized AI product in the last week. Only time will tell if this is the solution to revenue concerns faced by AI startups and big tech companies.
My thoughts: I’m not sold on wearable AI as a replacement for smartphones, but Rewind Pendant could benefit users with ADHD and memory issues. Still, there are serious privacy concerns that come with a 24/7 recording device.
🤖 How to use DALL-E 3 inside Bing Chat
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OpenAI’s latest text-to-image generator DALL-E 3 is now available for free in Bing. Here’s how to try it out for yourself:
Step 1: Go to bing.com/images/create and sign in or create a Microsoft account.
Step 2: Create images using natural text prompts. DALL-E 3 can understand conversational prompts and create text outputs.
Step 3: Use up to 100 free high-speed generations per week. Once used up, you can keep creating at a slower rate.
📸 LinkedIn goes all in on new OpenAI-powered tools
Source: DALL-E 3
LinkedIn just unveiled new AI features spanning its job hunting, marketing and sales products. The features are powered by Microsoft and OpenAI’s tech.
What you need to know:
Recruiter 2024 is a new AI-assisted recruiting experience that comes up with better search strings to surface stronger candidate lists. It’s essentially a ChatGPT-style tool that allows recruiters to find candidates using conversational language prompts.
LinkedIn Learning is incorporating an AI learning coach built-in as a chatbot. For now, the coach is limited to teaching users soft skills.
Marketing campaigns will get a boost from a new product called Accelerate.
A new AI search function will help B2B companies find and enter conversations with leads.
The bottom line: LinkedIn has been a heavy user of AI in recent years, and it will continue to reap the benefits of investments made by its parent company Microsoft.
🚨 AI Roundup: Three quick hits
Source: DALL-E 3
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