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Welcome back to The Daily Update! We’ve got some interesting topics on deck today. Silicon Valley is rallying after a wave of sweeping layoffs thanks to AI, Nvidia plans to make video games more lifelike by enhancing NPCs with AI, and I’ll be showing off a versatile writing assistant for your Mac.
🗞️ The Latest in AI: The artificial intelligence boom is helping Silicon Valley bounce back
🤖 AI Tool of the Day: Elephas - Your personal writing assistant for Mac
📸 Industry Spotlight: How Nvidia is making video games more lifelike with AI
🗞️ The Latest in AI: The artificial intelligence boom is helping Silicon Valley bounce back
Just a year ago a wave of layoffs swept through Silicon Valley as Big Tech stocks fell. Huge investments in AI start-ups are reversing the trend.
Venture capitalists invested over $11 billion into AI in May, an 86 percent increase from last year. Last week, AI chipmaker Nvidia reached $1 trillion in value. The company’s video game computer chips have been used for several years to train innovating AI programs.
Experts attribute the AI gold rush to the growth of generative AI, which uses algorithms trained on internet data to create text, images, and audio.
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🤖 AI Tool of the Day: Elephas - Your personal writing assistant for Mac
Elephas is an AI writing assistant that works across all of your applications on Mac. It essentially integrates ChatGPT into all of your apps. Elephas enables you to reply to emails with a single click, and write everything from proposals and cover letters to blogs and social media posts more efficiently. It even works across different Apple devices, utlizing an AI smart keyboard on iPhone and iPad. Let’s take a look at how it works.
When downloaded, Elephas will show up as an add-on to the menu bar at the top of your screen. It can most notably rewrite content, continue writing for you, and generate emails and blog posts with a single click.
Elephas in the menu bar
Elephas is especially useful for data processing tasks, including batch processing, stream processing, and machine learning. This makes Elephas a great choice for organizations that need to process large amounts of data quickly and efficiently. It is designed to be scalable and fault-tolerant, meaning it can handle large amounts of data and recover from failures without data loss.
Check out this one-minute demo to see Elephas in action. Below is an example of Elephas adding more content to yesterday’s newsletter.
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Key Feature: Super Chat - Have the power of ChatGPT at your fingertips across all applications. A chatbot built into your computer that assists in the content creation process.
Try Elephas free for 30 days here.
📸 Industry Spotlight: How Nvidia is making video games more lifelike with AI
Non-playable characters (NPCs) are typically irritating in video games. Game developers usually don’t commit lots of time and money to animating characters that are not central to a game’s plot. As a result, NPCs can only deliver a handful of scripted lines and tend to make games less immersive.
Nvidia just unveiled ACE For Games, a custom AI model that can bring NPCs to life with AI-powered natural language interactions. Using generative AI, the Avatar Cloud Engine (ACE), is designed to provide natural interactions that will increase the immersiveness of future games.
ACE includes three main technologies. NVIDIA NeMo is a customizable large language model that enables specific character backstories and personalities that fit a developer’s game world. NVIDIA Riva provides automatic speech recognition and text-to-speech capabilities that enable live conversations with NeMo. Lastly, NVIDIA Omniverse Audio2Face instantly creates expressive facial animation for game characters from just an audio source.
Nvidia says several companies are already integrating this technology into upcoming games. However, ACE is still imperfect in its early stages, so it will be a few years before these technologies are used more commonly.
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