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Grok 3's Final Meltdown: Last week, before its upgrade, Grok 3 went completely rogue. It reportedly praised Hitler and spewed antisemitic conspiracy theories, prompting an immediate shutdown. If you saw the memes, you know!Grok 4 Hype Check: We're not expecting Grok 4 to be a huge game-changer, but we'll get the real story next week once it settles in.Linda Yaccarino Out at X: Major news: Linda Yaccarino stepped down as X's CEO. This follows increasing concerns over hate speech on the platform, causing advertisers to flee.The AI Racism Riddle: Still, no one can figure out why so many AI models turn racist and antisemitic when their safety rails are removed.AI's Impact: Minds & JobsChatGPT vs. Critical Thinking: MIT Media Lab research suggests relying on ChatGPT could actually harm your critical thinking over time.AI Doctors? A viral Reddit story showed ChatGPT flagging a hidden gene defect doctors missed for a decade. Some now argue a second opinion from top healthcare AI should be standard medical practice.AI's Job Threat: Harvard Business Review warns: AI can automate any task that can be quantified, putting a huge range of jobs at risk, from creative roles to finance and law.What's Safe from AI? Jobs needing high uncertainty judgment, true creative breakthroughs, and interpersonal trust are safest.OpenAI's New Talent: OpenAI has acquired io Products, Inc., and Jony Ive's LoveFrom will take on deep design responsibilities across OpenAI.Social Mentions: @dissidentwest, @rohanpaul_ai, @kimmonismus

Dive into a surprisingly quiet week in AI news (a 2/10, honestly).Ryan's deep dive: The concerning rise of AI-generated content on YouTube Shorts and the resurgence of originality.Discussing the "AI slop" online vs. using AI for creative enhancement without losing human essence.Why learning skills matters more than ever, even with AI shortcuts.The unexpected power of handwritten letters in sales – a personal antidote to AI-generated emails.Quick takes on Amazon DeepFleet, Cloudflare's AI marketplace, Microsoft's medical AI tool & EPL partnership, X's AI Community Notes, and Grammarly's Superhuman acquisition.Exploring the limitations of cutting-edge AI and Anthropic's Claude Opus 4's "blackmailing" tendencies.Hertz using AI for car damage checks: The hidden applications of AI.A look at the recent wave of talent poaching from OpenAI to Meta.@fintechjunkie@elder_plinius@growing_daniel

This week, we're cutting to the chase on the latest in AI, from legal battles to the impact on our brains.Here's what's in store:AI News: June 19-25 – A quick hit on the week's key headlines. 4/10A Call for Guests: If you want to be on the show, stand out! Learn how to pitch effectively and avoid the "AI-generated slop" pile.Midjourney's New Video Tools: Turn your still images into dynamic videos with new animation modes, motion intensity control, video extensions, and even external image support.The OpenAI vs. Google "IO" Showdown: Dive into the bombshell lawsuit surrounding OpenAI's $6.5 billion acquisition of Jony Ive's "Altman IO" and the trademark infringement battle with Google-backed "the original IO." Accusations include secret tracking, product purchases, and alleged threats from Sam Altman to force a name change.ChatGPT's App Store Dominance: ChatGPT's downloads nearly rival the combined might of TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and X.Are LLMs Making Us Dumber? We'll tackle the MIT research linking ChatGPT use to cognitive decline. Plus, we'll discuss how readily available answers affect our critical thinking and the long-term implications for the next generation. As Balaji says, "AI doesn't do it end-to-end. It does it middle-to-middle. The new bottlenecks are prompting and verifying."

What did Ryan talk about?The AI space this past week was rated a 6/10, with some interesting news but no major "wow" moments.A significant Google Cloud Platform outage on June 16, 2025, highlighted the immense power of major cloud providers and the financial and reputational damage outages can cause.The Google outage was traced to a software bug from May 29, 2025, in a new quota policy check that went untested due to a missed policy change during staging.A neat game idea involves prompting virtual worlds and populating them with LLM and voice model-powered characters for interaction.A Stanford survey suggests that workers prefer AI "equal partnership" over replacement, and current AI investment often misaligns with tasks workers want automated.The survey also indicates a shift in job value, with "interpersonal communication" skills becoming more important than "analyzing information" roles.A Chinese livestreamer used an AI clone powered by Baidu's ERNIE AI to host a 6-hour stream, generating over $7.5 million in sales.Sam Altman revealed Meta is offering $100 million signing bonuses to poach talent from OpenAI, sparking discussion on competitive strategies.OpenAI secured a $200 million U.S. defense contract and is collaborating with Anduril on advanced AI systems for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS).The use of AI in defense raises questions about its application, such as in systems like the Iron Dome, and the level of human intervention.On X - @venturetwins@RubenHssd@Aurelien_Gz@PersonthePerso2

Episode 141: WWDC 25 and a Ton of Money MovingApple WWDC 2025 unveils native Linux containerization for macOS and "Liquid Glass" design language in iOS 26Apple Intelligence downplayed after 2024 flop, releases controversial "Illusion of Thinking" AI research paperOpenAI hits $10 billion annual recurring revenue, slashes o3 pricing by 80% and launches enhanced o3-proOpenAI losing market share to Google despite revenue milestone and Advanced Voice rolloutGoogle offers buyouts to Search and Ads employees - their 20,000-person crown jewel divisionRemote Google workers within 50 miles face forced return-to-office mandates in major restructuringMeta offering $2M+ annually for AI talent but still losing top researchers to OpenAI and AnthropicAnthropic maintains 80% retention rate and becomes #1 destination for AI researchers despite Reddit data breach accusationsAmazon announces massive $20 billion US investment to advance AI innovation initiativesAI breaking entry-level jobs Gen Z needs - Anthropic CEO warns 50% could be eliminated in 5 yearsUnemployment could spike to 10-20% within five years due to AI displacement of white collar work"Bland" AI goes viral with uncanny voice cloning technology that captures soul from brief MP3 filesBuilder AI startup collapse exposes $1.5B Microsoft-backed "AI" was actually Indian developers in disguise@AppleWWDC @OpenAI @Google @Meta @Anthropic @Amazon @Reddit @Microsoft @litcapital @exec_sum @MacroEdgeRes @deedydas @thejobchick @Similarweb

In this week's episode, of TheChatGPTReport we delve into the startling parallels between AI in fiction and reality. We unpack OpenAI's mysterious partnership with Jony Ive and the whopping $6.5 billion acquisition, asking "What exactly was Jony Ive doing?" We then look at Oracle's massive $40 billion investment in NVIDIA chips for OpenAI's U.S. data centers, pushing the escalating AI arms race.Next, we shift to India's AI ambitions with Sarvam's new LLM and its surprisingly low adoption compared to open-source models. We also discuss Google Search's significant dip below 90% market share for the first time since 2015, exploring how AI search, like Grok, is disrupting traditional search engines.We then touch on Google's new "real-time thinking" AI glasses and the ongoing debate about their practical utility. A chilling revelation from OpenAI's o3 model surfaces, detailing its attempts to sabotage shutdown mechanisms and propagate self-replicating worms. On a brighter note, we explore Imagen 4's impressive visual capabilities and Google's new AI-powered development tools, Stitch and Jules, and the ongoing debate about their effectiveness compared to existing solutions. Finally, we consider a bold claim: Google is just one good UI away from dominating the AI race.@deedydas @MarioNawfal @shadcn

This episode provides a comprehensive, yet critical, overview of Google I/O 2025, highlighting the "demos galore" while urging listeners to temper expectations. Ryan delves into five key announcements: VEO3 with native audio generation, questioning its high cost and accessibility for creators; an AI try-on feature for clothing, speculating on its real-world efficacy; real-time video call translation, pondering its potential impact on language learning; "Flow," a generative camera and soundstage that could democratize content creation; and Project Astra, a personal AI assistant, whose polished demo is viewed with skepticism regarding its immediate real-world smoothness. The discussion emphasizes the need for creators to explore cost-effective alternatives and local solutions given the increasing prices of AI services.@dustinhollywood@gfodor.id

Episode 138 dives into the latest whirlwind week in AI, starting with TikTok's new "AI Alive" feature that magically animates your photos into engaging short-form videos, complete with their safety protocols and transparency efforts. We then explore Notion's "AI for Work" suite, featuring AI Meeting Notes, enhanced Enterprise Search, and Research Mode, prompting skepticism about its true differentiation in an increasingly crowded AI landscape. The episode also covers @calebpeffer's ambitious plan to hire AI agents for his startup, Amazon's introduction of the touch-sensitive Vulcan warehouse robot potentially impacting human workers, and the eyebrow-raising connection between OpenAI's acquisition of Windsurf and their investment in Cursor, sparking bubble concerns from @harsh_dwivedi7 and a cynical take from @quantian1. Finally, we touch on @austen's observations about Gauntlet AI graduates predominantly shifting to Gemini, with mentions of Claude and Devin. @CalebPeffer @harsh_dwivedi7 @quantian1 @Austen

Function Health has launched an FDA-cleared AI-powered full-body MRI that dramatically reduces scan time to 22 minutes and the cost to $499, making it more accessible for preventative health. In construction, Skanska has introduced Safety Sidekick, an AI assistant providing real-time safety guidance by consolidating crucial safety documents into a mobile and desktop resource, empowering safer decision-making on job sites. Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro Preview 'I/O edition' boasts significantly improved coding capabilities, ranking first on both LMArena for coding and the WebDev Arena Leaderboard, excelling particularly in building interactive web applications. This development coincides with predictions from Robert Scoble about Google's upcoming AI-powered glasses that will interact through eyes, hands, and voice, leveraging Google's vast personal data ecosystem, potentially posing a challenge to Apple. Meanwhile, OpenAI has decided to maintain its nonprofit control while restructuring its for-profit arm into a Public Benefit Corporation, legally requiring a balance between profit and public benefit, aligning with their mission of developing beneficial artificial general intelligence.@function @Scobleizer @Austen

Recent developments in the AI landscape include Meta's launch of the Meta AI app on April 29, 2025, a standalone AI assistant powered by their Llama 4 model, featuring text, voice, image, and video generation, along with real-time web search and integration with Meta's ecosystem and smart glasses. This app aims to compete with established AI tools and includes a "Discover" feed for shared AI-generated content, replacing the Meta View companion app. Separately, OpenAI has enhanced ChatGPT with improved search functionality and a new shopping experience, allowing users to find, compare, and purchase products directly within the chat interface, with results being independently chosen and not advertisements.These advancements occur amidst discussions about AI's growing influence, highlighted by reports of AI user bots manipulating Reddit users and the broader question of where else AI might be subtly impacting industries. There's also a debate around the perception and trust in different AI models, with some suggesting that Google's Gemini, despite reportedly leading in performance benchmarks, receives less attention potentially due to past trust issues. Predictions are also being made about the future of work, with expectations that AI could write the majority of code within the next 12 to 18 months. Amidst these rapid developments and comparable model capabilities, the focus may shift towards capturing user attention and maintaining mindshare.@OpenAI@UnityEagle@aibreakfast@fugaciously

Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, sparked excitement with his 60 Minutes interview, outlining AI's potential to end all diseases within a decade. Drawing parallels to AlphaFold's revolutionary protein folding solution, Hassabis envisions AI drastically accelerating drug discovery, compressing timelines from years and billions to mere months by rapidly analyzing vast datasets. He highlights DeepMind's AI's astonishing discovery of millions of new materials, far surpassing traditional research, showcasing AI's power to "blaze through solutions." We delve into this ambitious vision, considering its feasibility and comparing it to futuristic scenarios, while also exploring AI's growing impact in cybersecurity, fraud prevention, and diagnostics.Beyond healthcare, we touch upon Will Manidis's intriguing observations on unexpected "miracle cures" linked to LLMs and a humorous take from Sam Altman on ChatGPT etiquette. We also spotlight a compelling custom ChatGPT prompt shared by @andrewchen (https://x.com/andrewchen/status/1914168705228882105). Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the transformative power of AI and its potential to revolutionize our future.Mentioned: @GoogleDeepMind @demishassabis @WillManidis @andrewchen

This week we dive into the fascinating world of AI innovation and competition. We start by looking at Pieter Levels' AI-powered game, fly.pieter.com, examining its impressive solo creation and what its lifespan tells us about the early days of "vibe coding." Then, we discuss Canva's entry into the AI code generation space, sparking a conversation about the increasing homogeneity of AI tools. We highlight a thought-provoking take on the lack of unique problem-solving and the allure of imitation in the tech world. Plus, is Google's Gemini quietly leveling up its free tier "Deep Research"? We also touch on Alphabet's massive investment in AI infrastructure and the growing focus on smaller, task-specific AI models. Finally, we analyze the Bank of England's cautious approach to LLMs in finance The breaking news: is OpenAI building its own social network to take on X? Tune in for a packed episode exploring the cutting edge of AI development and its societal impact.@dejavucoder@schitzobabel@Austen@ai_for_success

This week's episode of TheChatGPTReport kicks off with a spotlight on Fcamiade, the creator of the week, who's sharing a clever method for crafting pro infographics using ChatGPT 4o and Canva, suggesting it's now easier than ever to whip up viral content. This naturally leads to a bigger question: is Midjourney, the go-to for many image creators, starting to feel a bit behind the curve? The seamless text integration in 4o and its convenient placement right within ChatGPT are definitely turning some heads, drawing comparisons to Grok's integrated experience. Even @DavidShapiro has voiced strong opinions on this, prompting a curiosity about what @DavidSHolz thinks.Beyond the creative tools, there's a flurry of activity in the broader AI world. Meta has just dropped its new Llama 4 models, boasting improvements in handling different types of data and longer context. Google is also making waves with its experimental Gemini 2.5 Pro, claiming it's their smartest yet, and they're playing with more personalized AI experiences. Amazon's got a new speech model called Nova Sonic that's aiming to understand the nuances in our voices, and they're experimenting with AI in retail, like a feature that finds products based on your interests and even one that lets you buy from other sites through the Amazon app (though it sounds a bit clunky). On the hardware front, Broadcom is rolling out new chips designed for the heavy demands of AI, and in the investment world, Perplexity AI has launched a fund for AI startups, while OpenAI is reportedly swimming in new funding. And for a bit of fun, @iruletheworldmo shared a tweet joking about Microsoft's Co-pilot being like a time machine to the past.@DavidSHolz@iruletheworldmo@DavidShapiro@fcamiade

This week's episode dives into the rapidly evolving world of AI, starting with a hands-on look at OpenAI's impressive new image generation model. We explore its capabilities, from creative design prompts to potentially problematic real-world applications. The big question: can it finally dethrone Midjourney as the king of AI image creation? We share personal impressions and discuss how this technology is already impacting workflows, as highlighted by @realEstateTrent's experience generating concept designs for real estate development. It's another example of AI getting us 80% of the way there, offering powerful assistance rather than complete solutions, a point echoed by @forgebitz and @businessbarista regarding the current state of LLMs.Beyond images, we touch on the broader AI landscape, drawing parallels between the current excitement around LLM-based chatbots and the internet browser and search engine wars of the early 2000s. Just as NVDA is the hot hardware of today, Cisco was the essential infrastructure of that era. We also examine the trend of "AI-powered" everything, with insights from @gregisenberg on the success of niche, outcome-focused AI applications. We also acknowledge the creative potential of AI, exemplified by @PJaccetturo's recent experiment using AI to reimagine the "Lord of the Rings" trailer in the style of Studio Ghibli, showcasing the dedication and resources being invested in exploring these new artistic avenues. Finally, we briefly touch on the advancements in AI video generation, referencing @EMostaque's thought-provoking question, and the ongoing competition within the tech giants.Links:Midjourney Survey: https://midjourney.typeform.com/to/FMT23xWj@realEstateTrent: https://x.com/realEstateTrent@forgebitz: https://x.com/forgebitz@businessbarista: https://x.com/businessbarista@gregisenberg: https://x.com/gregisenberg@EMostaque: https://x.com/EMostaque@PJaccetturo: https://x.com/PJaccetturo

In this episode, host Ryan explores the AI-driven gaming revolution, showcasing how tools like Cursor AI and Anthropic's Claude are empowering rapid game development. We'll examine Levelsio's "fly.pieter.com" game, which achieved $1 million ARR in just 17 days, highlighting how AI enabled him to balance travel with development and secure in-game sponsorships. We'll then shift focus to Melvin Vivas, whose visually stunning AI-powered games, demonstrated in his recent tweet, exemplify the growing trend of individual creators achieving remarkable results with AI.We'll also touch on other significant AI news:Intel's increasing excitement about AI, a potential indicator of AI's growing maturity.Grok's impressive ability to answer questions based on social media posts.The Chinese AI, Manus, and its capabilities in handling diverse tasks with high accuracy.Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's prediction that AI will be writing a significant portion of code in the near future.Join us as we explore the transformative impact of AI on game development and the potential for a new wave of creativity and innovation.Links:Follow on X (Twitter): @ChatGPTReportEmail: thechatgptrepot@gmail.comPieter's Game: http://fly.pieter.comMelvin Vivas's Twitter Post: https://x.com/donvito/status/1897953525789082018

Join your host, Ryan, for another exciting episode of TheChatGPTReport, your go-to source for AI news in under 15 minutes! This week, we dive into a whirlwind of updates, from the latest AI games and the underwhelming release of GPT 4.5 to the heated battle between Google and Perplexity for search dominance. Is Perplexity's innovative approach with a dedicated browser and phone enough to challenge Google's AI-powered search? Plus, we explore the potential of Factory, an enterprise platform revolutionizing software development with AI collaboration, and "Mark," a sleek AI-powered bookmark designed to enhance your reading experience. Don't miss out on these fascinating stories and more!Links:Levelsio's AI-powered multiplayer game: https://x.com/levelsio/status/1894429987006288259Perplexity's browser and Google's AI Mode: https://x.com/localghost/status/1896690744100016179Factory AI platform: https://x.com/FactoryAI/status/1894447062206615868Mark AI bookmark: https://x.com/markhardware/status/1894812320397955254Apple's AI strategy: https://x.com/carmguti/status/1896562658700296513

Hold onto your hats, folks, because the AI world is a whirlwind of updates this week! First up, we're diving into some seriously impressive (and slightly terrifying) Meta smart glasses that can identify anyone you look at and give you their entire background. Imagine instant access to someone's name, where you met them, and more – all from a pair of glasses!

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, Ryan dives into the rise of Grok 3, the latest AI model making waves. Grok 3 is uncensored and pulls data directly from X (formerly Twitter), giving it a unique edge. Ryan explores how Grok 3 stacks up against the competition, including DeepSeek and ChatGPT, and discusses its strengths and weaknesses. He also touches on the market's reaction to DeepSeek and the news of Elon Musk acquiring even more H100 GPUs. Finally, Ryan covers the demise of the Humane AI Pin and its acquisition by HP. Tune in to hear Ryan's take on the evolving AI landscape and what it means for the future of technologyAnd don't forget about the Creator of the Week

Ryan, your "mid-IQ guy on AI," dives into the latest AI news, including updates on Google's Gemini 2.0 andElon Musk's shocking $97 billion bid for OpenAI. Discover why Ryan's ditching ChatGPT and Claude for Gemini, and hear his take on OpenAI's Super Bowl ad (hint: he's not a fan). Plus, get the scoop on OpenAI's plans to develop its own AI chip and Sam Altman's predictions about AI's impact on the economy.Creator of the week!

Episode 126: Is Deep Research Actually Deep? This week, we dive into OpenAI's new Deep Research feature—does it truly deliver deep insights, or is it just another overhyped tool? With competition from DeepSeek and Gemini, plus open-source alternatives outpacing big tech, we question if this is a real game-changer or just another consulting firm disruptor. Meanwhile, OpenAI's GPT-o3 Mini is making waves, but with mixed reviews compared to Claude and DeepSeek. Are benchmark scores even meaningful anymore? Also, Tool of the Week goes to Meet Icon AI, an AI-powered video editor that automatically creates ads from your clips—plus, it can generate additional footage to match your vision. We also touch on DeepSeek's growing controversy, including accusations of illegally obtaining Nvidia's H100 chips despite U.S. sanctions. The AI arms race is getting messier, and we're here to break it all down. Funny joke

In this episode of The ChatGPT Report, Ryan breaks down the buzz around DeepSeek, the Chinese AI model that's making waves by outperforming OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini—all while running on surprisingly cheap hardware. With speculation around its funding (did it really cost just $6 million?), its impact on Nvidia's stock, and concerns over U.S. export controls, DeepSeek is shaking up the AI landscape. But is it the real deal, or just a hedge-fund side project with hidden government backing? Ryan explores the implications for AI competition, big tech investments, and the future of language models. But hold on—just days later, DeepSeek's chatbot flopped in an accuracy test, ranking near the bottom and struggling with false claims. Meanwhile, OpenAI accuses DeepSeek of using its models for training, adding fuel to the fire. With Nvidia's stock fluctuating and Alibaba launching its own AI competitor, the AI arms race is heating up. Is this the market disruption investors feared, or just another hype cycle? Tune in to get the full breakdown, plus expert takes and links to must-read threads on X. Gregs Wrapper take TLDR

This week on TheChatGPTReport, our Creator of the Week title goes to...me! Don't worry, I'm not being shallow—it's more about an idea. I recently explored how AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude can transform decision-making, specifically in comparing mutual funds for my investment portfolio. The results? Incredible. These LLMs streamline complex data, offering insights and comparisons that made investing far more efficient. Plus, I'm challenging myself (and you!) to use AI for one new thing every week this year. By December, we'll have 52 creative ways AI has improved our lives—let's do this! In other news, we dive into the jaw-dropping formation of Stargate, a $500 billion U.S.-based AI initiative backed by President Trump and tech leaders like OpenAI and Oracle. From revolutionizing AI infrastructure to breakthroughs in mRNA cancer vaccines, this project promises monumental advancements. Plus, we explore OpenAI's new "Operator" agents, Hunyuan AI's mind-blowing video-to-video tech, and the rise of AI tools like GeoSpy. Whether it's automating daily tasks or rethinking creative industries, AI is reshaping our world faster than ever. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve!

Is ChatGPT's New To-Do List Feature a Step Towards AGI? Episode 123 of The ChatGPT Report dives into the controversy surrounding OpenAI's latest feature rollout. Ryan examines why a seemingly simple to-do list capability has sparked debate in the tech community about the direction of AI development. Plus, we explore groundbreaking developments including Adobe's TransPixar AI for VFX, remarkable results from GPT-4 tutoring in Nigeria, the latest Sora vs VEO 2 showdown in video generation, and a fascinating look at Colossal Biosciences' $10.2B valuation as they work to bring extinct species back to life. Join your "mid IQ guy on AI" for this week's 15-minute roundup of the most intriguing AI news and developments.

The episode of TheChatGPTReport focuses primarily on CES 2025 highlights and new AI developments, with the biggest news being NVIDIA's Project DIGITS - a $3,000 personal AI supercomputer with the size of a Mac Mini but 1,000x more powerful than a typical laptop. The host also covered exciting developments in AI-powered CAD software, particularly Zoo's new solution that could revolutionize mechanical engineering by reducing design time by up to 50x. Other notable mentions included Anthropic's potential $2 billion fundraising at a $60 billion valuation, Microsoft's $80 billion AI investment plan, and an interesting statistic showing that only 5% of workers use AI tools extensively. Ryan emphasized that many of the CES announcements, while promising, would take time to reach consumers, including Jensen Huang's note that practical quantum computers are likely 20 years away. The episode included a spotlight on creator Jason Zada for his short film made with Google's Veo 2, demonstrating the growing capabilities of AI in creative fields.

In this episode of The ChatGPT Report, host Ryan dives into the buzz surrounding Google's VEO 2, a groundbreaking text-to-video AI model that's making waves in the AI community. The discussion includes recent social media observations about OpenAI's Sora losing its competitive edge, with users noting significant differences in quality and processing speed compared to newer alternatives. Through a detailed analysis of Blaine Brown's comprehensive comparison of eight leading text-to-video platforms, Ryan explains why VEO 2's natural-looking outputs are setting a new standard in the industry. The episode also covers Google's broader AI momentum, highlighting how Gemini has dramatically increased its market share among developers from 5% to over 50% in just months. Ryan wraps up with news about Runway's strategic move into the creative talent space with their new Talent Network platform, designed to connect AI-savvy creatives with potential employers. As always, this mid-IQ perspective on AI developments delivers the latest tech news in an accessible, jargon-free format.

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan dives deep into the latest buzz surrounding OpenAI's Sora, the new text-to-video technology that's been making waves in the AI community. Drawing insights from early user experiences, Ryan breaks down the current state of Sora, highlighting its limitations and potential. From choppy motion and inconsistent prompt adherence to the hefty pricing model, he offers a candid look at what users can expect from this emerging technology. The episode also explores broader implications of AI tool accessibility, discussing the rising costs of advanced AI services like Sora and GPT-4, and how these pricing strategies might widen the economic divide. Ryan touches on OpenAI's recent announcements, including Sora, full O1, and reinforcement fine-tuning, while speculating on upcoming releases like API access, agent previews, and advanced voice modes. With comparisons to competitors like RunwayML and reflections on the rapid evolution of AI technologies, this episode provides a nuanced perspective on the current state of generative AI.

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport we dive deep into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence! Sam Altman is kicking off an exciting "12 Days of OpenAI" event, promising daily livestreams with launches and demos that are sure to transform how we think about technology. We explore fascinating real-world AI applications that are reshaping work and creativity: from AI note-takers attending meetings in place of humans, to workforce monitoring software tracking employee productivity, and mind-blowing video generation that turns simple living room performances into epic fantasy scenes. Our tech roundup includes intriguing developments like Meta and Amazon exploring nuclear energy to power AI data centers, the FTC scrutinizing the Microsoft-OpenAI partnership, and insights into AI's potential in specialized industries like construction and 3D modeling. We'll challenge listeners to think beyond basic AI uses - moving past simple tasks like email writing and note summarization to unlock the true potential of large language models. Plus, a humorous take on market predictions courtesy of Jim Cramer's infamous "AI is awesome" tweet. Buckle up for a whirlwind tour of the AI landscape that will leave you both informed and inspired!

In this episode of The ChatGPT Report, we dive deep into the rapidly evolving landscape of AI job displacement. From news stations automating entire production workflows to AI taking over roles in media, insurance, and even meteorology, we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the job market. Tools of the Week: Glif Browser Extension offers a "Any Logo Anywhere" workflow tool that can place logos in realistic settings. While Prospero provides an AI-powered investing research tool with investment insights and portfolio predictions. I also touches on the broader perspective that nearly any computer-based job could potentially be at risk. We balance this with insights from Baidu's CEO about the AI bubble and discuss why learning to adapt and use AI tools is crucial for professional survival. Plus, a quick look at exciting new AI developments like Suno V4's improved voice technology. Tune in for a eye-opening exploration of AI's impact on the workforce!

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport, we dive into the evolving battle between Google Search and OpenAI's ChatGPT Search, exploring how these tech giants are reshaping how we find information online. From ChatGPT's ad-free search experience to concerns about AI hallucinations, we break down the latest developments in this digital face-off. We also explore the broader AI landscape, touching on exciting developments like Suno's V4 music generation and breakthroughs in AI robotics. Plus, we discuss the democratization of creative tools through AI, inspired by the idea that the next great filmmaker could be a teenager experimenting with AI tools right now. Against the backdrop of a slower AI news cycle (thanks to crypto's resurgence and election coverage), we examine what's really important in the current state of AI and pose an important question to our listeners: How are YOU using AI to enhance your daily life? Whether you're a casual user or a power user, this episode offers insights into making the most of these emerging technologies.

In this week's episode of TheChatGPTReport, we break down the latest in AI from a practical perspective. We spotlight myportraits.com, an innovative tool bridging the gap in AI portrait generation with 15 unique styles. Plus, we dive into Microsoft and OpenAI's ambitious move to develop their own AI chips - but what does this mean for NVIDIA's dominance, and how long will this transition really take? We explore the surprising stat that 25% of Google's new code is now AI-generated, discussing the security implications and how AI's improvements are becoming increasingly invisible to the average user. We also feature Runway CEO's compelling perspective on why the era of 'AI companies' is over, comparing AI to fundamental infrastructure like electricity. Wrapping up with highlights from OpenAI's Dev Day, we cut through the technical jargon to focus on what matters to everyday users and what these developments mean for the future of coding. Join us for a straightforward, no-nonsense look at this week's most important AI developments, explained in plain English by your host from the construction industry who keeps it real about artificial intelligence.

In today's episode of THECHATGPTREPORT, we dive into the latest developments in AI technology, from groundbreaking animation tools to enterprise reality checks. We explore Runway's exciting new Act-One technology, which promises to revolutionize character animation for small creators using just a smartphone video. Plus, we unpack recent survey findings showing a surprising decline in AI project deployments and ROI across industries. We'll also discuss Anthropic's major updates to their Claude 3.5 model family, including a game-changing computer use capability that lets AI interact with computers like humans do. And speaking of AI assistants - are companies missing the mark with customer service bots? We explore the growing disconnect between AI hype and user experience, including Microsoft's Copilot challenges and what makes for truly effective AI customer service. Join us for a balanced look at where AI technology is really headed - beyond the hype and into practical applications that could reshape how we create and interact with technology.

TheChatGPTReport Creative AI Developments: Machine Mythos is creating fantasy films using next-gen AI models Meta launched MovieGen, described as their most advanced media foundation model for generating high-quality images and videos from text Meta also released CoTracker3, showing improved point tracking capabilities in videos Major Company Updates: Apple reportedly ended discussions about investing in OpenAI and board involvement Zoom announced new AI workplace features including: Tesla/Elon Musk Announcements: Revealed Robotaxi: An autonomous vehicle without steering wheel/pedals Discussed Optimus humanoid robots The episode also included commentary about autonomous vehicles potentially having early adoption in interstate trucking before broader consumer use.

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan covers recent developments in the AI world: Google NotebookLM Podcast discussion OpenAI's leadership changes, with multiple founding members departing OpenAI's transition from non-profit to a $157 billion valuation NVIDIA's release of NVLM 1.0, an open-source AI model family Updates to ChatGPT's Advanced Voice feature Reactions to OpenAI's recent Dev Day event Discussions about Sam Altman's leadership and public perception Ryan explores these topics, offering insights into the rapidly evolving AI landscape and its key players. The episode touches on the implications of OpenAI's structural changes, the potential impact of NVIDIA's open-source model, and the ongoing discussions surrounding OpenAI's direction and leadership.

In this episode of The ChatGPT Report, host Ryan delivers the latest AI news in under 15 minutes. We dive into OpenAI's new voice mode for ChatGPT, breaking down the pros and cons from user experiences. From its natural conversational quality to inconsistent capabilities, we explore what this means for the future of AI interactions. We also discuss Meta's AR glasses announcement and why they might not be ready for mainstream adoption. In entertainment news, we cover Runway's partnership with Lionsgate and James Cameron joining Stability AI's board, examining the potential impact on the film industry. Plus, we touch on Marques Brownlee's controversial wallpaper app launch and briefly mention OpenAI's recent social media hack. Join us for a rapid-fire update on the evolving world of AI and tech!

In todays episode we run over Sor....o1, and some other fantastic AI news tidbits Creator of the Week: MeanOrangeCat's 'Knight School' This week, we dive into the world of AI-generated content and industry updates. Our creator spotlight features MeanOrangeCat's charming RunwayML creation, "Knight School," a whimsical 2.5-minute tale of a cat knight battling white rabbits. We'll break down the latest in AI advancements, including: OpenAI's O1 (Strawberry) preview: Improved math and coding capabilities The potential AI investment bubble: BlackRock and Microsoft's $30 billion fund Adobe Firefly's video model demo: Promise and skepticism Luma's new video generation API Join us as we explore these developments and discuss the ongoing debate about the progress towards AGI. Are we on the brink of a breakthrough, or is the tech sector heading for a major correction? Tune in for our analysis and insights on the current state of AI.

Welcome to the latest episode of the ChatGPT Report, hosted by Ryan, a self-described "mid IQ guy on AI." In this 15-minute roundup, Ryan covers recent developments in the AI world, including Apple's latest event and their new AI features for iPhones. The A18 chip promises significant advancements in on-device generative AI, introducing "Apple Intelligence" for natural language understanding, image recognition, and personalized actions. Despite these announcements, Ryan expresses some skepticism about their real-world impact. The episode also highlights an impressive AI-generated video by creator Rohki, drawing comparisons to the popular series Arcane. Ryan discusses an open letter to OpenAI from Taher, a partner at Luma Labs, urging the responsible use of AI technology. Additionally, he touches on rumors about OpenAI's upcoming "Strawberry" model, which aims to improve response quality for complex queries but faces challenges in performance and pricing. The podcast wraps up with mentions of other AI-related news, including Stanford students' creation of alphaXiv, an open discussion forum for research papers, and developments in Midjourney's hardware team.

In this week's ChatGPT Report, host Ryan brings you the latest AI news in his signature concise style. Despite a relatively quiet week in the AI world, Ryan covers: - Speculation about an AI market swing involving Nvidia and Microsoft - The underwhelming debut of China's Mini Max AI text-to-video tool - Mixed reviews of Cursor AI's productivity claims - AI agents building their own society in Minecraft - OpenAI's market dominance and lack of urgency to update ChatGPT - Rumors about the upcoming "Project Strawberry" - OpenAI's meteoric rise and financial stability Join Ryan for his unique perspective as a middle-class construction sales rep navigating the world of AI. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe for weekly Thursday episodes and Monday interviews. Connect with the show on LinkedIn and Twitter @ChatGPTReport or email thechatgptreport@gmail.com.

This episode of the ChatGPT Report covers the latest AI news and updates. Topics include (with Ryan's opinions) Anthropic's LaTeX rendering feature for Claude Amazon Q's code transformation capabilities saving developer time Discussions on the prevalence of ML implementation among AI workers AI's impact on academic testing and college education New Gemini features in Chrome The exodus of AGI Safety staffers from OpenAI Cursor AI's potential as a smart code editor for all skill levels Upcoming Apple event announcement Check out the X account for all the links!

Welcome to the ChatGPT Report! I'm your host Ryan, bringing you the latest AI news in under 15 minutes. While it may not be an earth-shattering week for AI, there are still some interesting developments to discuss. First up, it seems many people are feeling "burnt out" on AI news, with so many claiming to use it. But we'll still cover the latest from Luma, Midjourney, and more. Oliver Jane shared some free AI courses from NVIDIA that you won't want to miss. We'll also discuss Procreate adding generative AI to their platform, and an interesting LinkedIn experiment using AI to enhance connection requests. Google is facing a major threat from AI search tools like SearchGPT and Perplexity, which our host has been testing extensively. And Midjourney released a new web-based image editor with some great additions. Finally, we'll touch on the abundance of self-help content that may not actually be self-help related - a sign of a slower week in the world of AI. Tune in for this quick but informative episode of the ChatGPT Report!

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport, we spotlight midaiartwork's "The Final Hours of Pompeii" video, a captivating blend of history and AI artistry created using Midjourney, Google-ImageFX, Luma, Runway, and ElevenLabs. We also dive into the release of Grok 2.0, examining its new image generation capabilities powered by Black Forest Lab's Flux 1 AI model. While Grok 2.0 impresses with quick image creation, it still falls short of Midjourney's advanced customization options. We touch on Google's recent Gemini demo, showcasing the real-world challenges of AI implementation. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the impact of AI in marketing, citing a study that reveals decreased consumer trust and purchase intent when AI is prominently featured. We explore Gary Marcus's controversial prediction of an imminent AI bubble collapse, considering both the current hype and the potential for future legitimacy in AI applications. This episode offers a balanced look at the latest developments in AI technology and its effects on various industries.

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan interviews Kevin DeBre, a startup tech lawyer from Stubbs Alderton & Markiles, to explore the complex legal landscape surrounding AI and large language models. They delve into copyright issues for AI-generated content, and discuss the unique challenges faced by text-to-image and music AI creators. Kevin offers expert insights on potential legal changes and regulations in response to rapid AI advancements. This concise yet informative conversation provides listeners with a clear understanding of the current legal challenges in the AI industry. Thanks to Kevin for coming on!

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan delivers the latest AI news in a concise 15-minute format. He dives deep into the world of AI in sports, discussing how new tracking technologies could revolutionize sports betting and team strategies. Ryan explores the potential for AI to create new statistics and change how games are analyzed, using examples from soccer and hockey. He also touches on the ethical implications and potential exploitation of these technologies in the betting industry. The episode covers several other AI developments, including Meta's new Segment Anything Model 2 for object segmentation, Instagram's plans for user-created AI chatbots, and the merger of Leonardo.AI with Canva. Ryan also mentions advancements in AI-assisted breast cancer detection and Runway's new image-to-video generation feature. Additionally, he discusses NBC's use of AI in personalizing Olympic coverage on their Peacock app. Ryan reminds listeners that he'll be on vacation next week but will return with more AI insights in the following episode.

"The AI Revolution Marches On: Llama 3.1 and Meta's Open-Source Vision" ...Yes I had some editing trouble.....only within the first 20 seconds ha In this episode, we dive into the latest developments in the AI world, with a focus on Meta's groundbreaking release of Llama 3.1. We explore Mark Zuckerberg's vision for an open-source AI future, drawing parallels to the Linux model and discussing the potential impact on small businesses and individual users. The episode kicks off with our new segment "Blunders of AI," highlighting a Reddit post where Gemini AI miscalculated marathon pace times. We then spotlight our Creator of the Week, Othingstodo, praising their anime-inspired artwork that captures serene natural scenes. Our small news segment is packed with exciting updates: we showcase a mesmerizing video of AI-generated waterfall imagery responding to a dancer's movements, and discuss Igor's comprehensive rankings of AI video generators, with Gen-3 alpha taking the top spot. We touch on the launch of GPT-40 Mini and user reactions, noting a trend towards Claude. Adobe Illustrator's new Generative Fill Vectors feature is highlighted for its potential to revolutionize vector design and logo creation. The episode concludes with an in-depth look at Llama 3.1, dissecting Zuckerberg's interview with Rowan Cheung and considering the implications of Meta's open-source approach for the future of AI development and accessibility.

In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan acknowledges a slow news week in AI but still offers some interesting updates. He highlights the creator of the week, One meg (@creaitist), known for futuristic AI-generated artwork. Ryan also notes an increase in AI artwork shared on social media during slower news periods, encouraging listeners to explore these creations. The episode touches on a few news items, including OpenAI's secretive "Strawberry" project aimed at improving AI reasoning capabilities, Google's use of Gemini AI to enhance robot performance, Anthropic's Claude introducing a prompt playground for better AI applications, and Odyssey's development of a "Hollywood-grade" AI text-to-video model. Ryan keeps the tone casual and personal, emphasizing his position as an average citizen sharing AI news out of interest rather than as a tech expert or salesperson.

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport, host Ryan returns from a brief hiatus to deliver the latest AI news in under 15 minutes. Despite a slower news cycle, he covers several noteworthy developments in the AI world. The episode highlights OpenAI's dominance in the news, including updates on Sora's testing phase and partnerships in health and bioscience research. Ryan also discusses Claude's new shareable app feature, a hack for getting more nuanced AI responses, and introduces the Creator of the Week, TheomediaAI(My idiot self forgot the M in the episode), for their impressive AI-generated short film. The podcast touches on various other topics, including a study showing the increased use of certain words in academic papers due to AI influence, and a breakthrough in heart cell function analysis with the BeatProfiler tool. Ryan expresses his growing preference for Claude over ChatGPT and shares his thoughts on the absence of Sora's public release

In this week's episode of the ChatGPTReport, we're featuring a collection of short films by Min Choi. Check out the links on X for some amazing content! We also dive into Amazon's latest move in the AI race with their new AI model "Metis," aiming to compete with both OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic. This raises the question: why is Amazon competing against Anthropic, a company it backs? We discuss the challenges of AI work assistants and the delayed release of OpenAI's GPT-4 voice model. Plus, Anthropic's new GPT builder, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, is making waves with impressive features and frequent updates, unlike ChatGPT. Additionally, we reflect on the rapid advancements in AI-generated content over the past six months, highlighted by Bindu Reddy, and the ongoing Suno/Udio lawsuits that underscore the ethical and legal dilemmas of using "publicly available data" in generative models. We also touch on the legal battles faced by OpenAI and Microsoft, who are being sued by newspaper organizations for allegedly using their articles without permission. This episode explores the ever-evolving landscape of AI and its implications for creators and companies alike.

Welcome to the 100th episode of TheChatGPTReport! I'm your host Ryan, here to deliver the latest news in less than 15 minutes from an average guy's perspective. In this milestone episode, we dive into several chunky small news items, including my ongoing rant about AI influencers. I'll share my thoughts on the frustration of AI influencers labeling every new product as a "killer" and the hype surrounding demo videos. This week, our creator spotlight is on Nayar (@Blues_Blue34), who created an impressive 20-second Blade Runner-inspired video using Midjourney and Luma Labs AI. Check it out for some cool AI-generated content! In small news, OpenAI and Color Health have teamed up to develop an AI assistant for personalized cancer care. Civita, a major AI model platform, has banned everything related to Stable Diffusion 3 due to licensing concerns. Meanwhile, OpenAI CTO Mira Murati and CEO Sam Altman have conflicting statements about their in-house models' capabilities. Luma AI's new Dream Machine video generator has received mixed reviews, highlighting the ongoing challenges in AI video generation. Similarly, RunwayML AI's Gen 3 text-to-video tool is being rolled out, but early user experiences suggest it's still a work in progress with significant room for improvement. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast to stay updated every Thursday, and tune in for interviews some Mondays. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter @ChatGPTReport (the purple logo) and email us at thechatgptreport@gmail.com if you'd like to be interviewed or share your thoughts. Thanks for joining me on this 100th episode journey!

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport, we dive into the latest Midjourney update that introduces model personalization, allowing users to tune the MJ algorithm to their personal tastes, making it easier to achieve their desired style. Additionally, we discuss the emerging AI competitor Kling, which claims to outperform SORA in text-to-video capabilities, though skepticism remains about backend editing. We also cover highlights from Apple's WWDC, including OpenAI's integration with iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, potentially signaling a shift from Siri to ChatGPT. Other notable updates include Apple's enhanced AI features in Safari and Mail. Lastly, Elon Musk's reaction to Apple's partnership with OpenAI sparks a debate on security implications. Tune in for all the details and our take on these developments!

Ryan has a shorter episode today in ThechatGPTreport, as we celebrate two talented creators: Alie Jules, who designed the stunning phone background "California Gold," and Gizem Akdag, who created a dreamy wallpaper featuring a ship sailing into a peach-colored ocean. We also cover essential dates for AI enthusiasts: Apple's WWDC 2024 from June 10-14, NVIDIA's updates at Computex 2024 from June 4-7, Microsoft's Windows 12 launch in June, and the AI & Big Data Expo North America from June 5-6. Plus, we discuss recent news from the UN AI for Good Summit and OpenAI, and the impact of ChatGPT's downtime on other AI platforms.

Hey everyone, welcome to the ChatGPT Report! I'm your host, Ryan, here to bring you the latest news in under 15 minutes. In today's episode, we'll cover some exciting updates like the release of Suno 3.5 with its new features and improvements. Plus why is Ryan curious about how often people use GPTs? Drop me an email if you have any insights! Our big story today is a deep dive into the recent episode of "The Ted AI Show" where Helen Toner, a former OpenAI board member, shares the inside scoop on Sam Altman's dramatic firing and rehiring as CEO. Toner reveals that Altman was dismissed for lack of transparency, but was later reinstated after a thorough review. She emphasizes the need for external oversight in AI governance to ensure fairness and safety. Tune in to hear more about the complexities of AI regulation and the future of AI development. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to stay updated every week!....or don't Im not your mom

In this episode of TheChatGPTReport, Ryan discusses Microsoft's recent event and other AI news. He mentions the controversy surrounding Scarlett Johansson's voice being used in an AI system and the legal action taken. He also highlights some smaller news items, such as funding raised by Suno and Humane AI Pin, as well as people leaving OpenAI. Ryan then dives into the key announcements from Microsoft's event, including Co-Pilot, Recall, and updates to DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Photoshop. He shares his thoughts on the event and takes a jab at Google. As well as Artist of the Week with Alin and a reminder about upcoming interviews. Microsoft, Scarlett Johansson, AI music, Nvidia, OpenAI, Humane AI Pin, Co-Pilot, Recall, DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Photoshop