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OpenAI's Sora disrupting Hollywood 🎥 Jan's local ChatGPT 💻 CoRover joins NVIDIA's Inception 🖥

In today’s newsletter:

  • OpenAI's Sora disrupting Hollywood

  • Jan, an Open-source ChatGPT alternative runs locally

  • CoRover.ai joins NVIDIA Inception to leverage GPUs

  • More AI news from around the world

  • Holi Greetings

OpenAI's Sora is disrupting Hollywood with Text-to-Video Innovation

Image Credits: Business Today

OpenAI's latest venture into Hollywood with its text-to-video model, Sora, has stirred both excitement and concern. Sora's ability to translate text into high-quality video has captivated industry insiders like producer Tyler Perry. However, fears about job displacement and AI's impact on creativity loom large. Despite OpenAI's assurances of collaboration and phased deployment, questions remain about Sora's training data source and potential copyright issues. As AI's influence in entertainment grows, the debate intensifies over balancing innovation with preserving traditional roles and creative integrity. The industry faces a pivotal challenge in leveraging AI like Sora as a complement rather than a replacement for human creativity.

Jan: An Open-Source ChatGPT Alternative that Runs Completely Offline on Computer

Images Credits: Jan.ai

Jan, an open-source ChatGPT alternative, offers users the power of AI locally on their computers, without compromising data privacy. Developed by Jan Labs, Jan adapts to various hardware configurations, ensuring optimal performance. With its modular architecture, it supports versatile use cases, from headless server mode to desktop client applications. Jan prioritizes user ownership, privacy, and support through its community-driven development approach. Upholding ethical design principles and operating under the AGPLv3 license, Jan fosters an accountable and transparent culture. Its pragmatic construction using TypeScript and C++ makes it a versatile solution for AI enthusiasts seeking offline capabilities and data control.

CoRover.ai joins NVIDIA Inception to leverage GPUs for BharatGPT advancement

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CoRover.ai, led by CEO Ankush Sabharwal, announces its inclusion in the NVIDIA Inception program, gaining access to NVIDIA GPUs. This integration boosts the computational capabilities of CoRover's Human-Centric Conversational AI platform, powered by BharatGPT. CoRover's collaboration with NVIDIA is poised to revolutionize AI-enabled services globally. Additionally, the company launches CoroAssist, a secure generative AI Information Retrieval System. Sabharwal emphasizes CoRover's commitment to user privacy and India's AI initiatives, highlighting BharatGPT's localization and data integrity. CoRover's journey, starting in 2016, underscores its dedication to building virtual assistants for diverse sectors, including partnerships with government agencies and businesses.

More News

  • Google is trialing AI-generated summaries for complex search queries in the US, even for users not enrolled in its "Search Generative Experience." This move aims to gather feedback from a wider audience but raises questions about content responsibility and Google's role in media competition

  • Nvidia is likened to potentially becoming the next AWS, drawing parallels in growth trajectories. Both companies stumbled upon their core businesses accidentally - AWS selling internal services, Nvidia's GPU finding use in AI.

  • AI startup Anthropic, valued at over $1 billion, attracts investor interest, excluding Saudi Arabia for national security reasons, with the stake originally bought for $500 million now doubling in value amid the AI surge

  • Salesforce AI Research introduced AgentLite, an open-source library revolutionizing large language model (LLM) agent development. Unlike traditional frameworks, AgentLite boasts a lean code architecture, facilitating rapid prototyping and experimentation.

  • A groundbreaking study published in "Molecular Psychiatry" unveils AI's capability to forecast psychosis risk using MRI data. With an 85% accuracy rate on training data, the AI classifier identifies critical brain regions, offering hope for early detection and intervention in psychotic disorders.

HAPPY HOLI

Dear Readers, wishing you a joyous Holi filled with vibrant colours, delicious sweets, and the spirit of new beginnings. May this festival bring you happiness, peace, and prosperity.

Happy Holi

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