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• 📺AI News : Amazon’s GenAI , Microsoft on India, FCC on robocalls, New AR glasses, Google Assistant, Open AI on child safety

• ⛏️Trending Tools: Free image library, AI Trading, Code reviews with AI, Free AI image generator, Boost your job search with AI, Efficient webpage summarizer

• 🔰Quick Grab: Chat Bots & Future of higher education

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A Journey into the Realm of AI Marvels

Microsoft AI India : The statement says that Nadella wants to train a lot of Indian people, specifically two million, in Artificial Intelligence (AI).

FCC officially declares AI-voiced robocalls illegal : The FCC’s war on robocalls has gained a new weapon in its arsenal with the declaration of AI-generated voices as “artificial” and therefore definitely against the law when used in automated calling scams.

AR glasses from Pokémon GO creator : when gadget lovers around the world are enchanted by Vision Pro, a young, brave startup is trying to carve out a space for its augmented reality device that features a form factor starkly different from Apple’s device.

Google Assistant is now powered by Gemini : Google Assistant as we knew it is on the way out. Well, at least its guts. Late last year, Google added AI capabilities from its chatbot Bard to Google Assistant, allowing the virtual helper to make sense of images and draw on data in emails, documents and more.

OpenAI forms a new team to study child safety : Under scrutiny from activists — and parents — OpenAI has formed a new team to study ways to prevent its AI tools from being misused or abused by kids. In a new job listing on its career page, OpenAI reveals the existence of a Child Safety team, which the company says is working with platform.

Amazon’s announce Rufus GenAI : This week, Amazon announced Rufus, an AI-powered shopping assistant trained on the e-commerce giant’s product catalog as well as information from around the web. Rufus lives inside Amazon’s mobile app, helping with finding products, performing product comparisons and getting recommendations on what to buy.

09 New & Trending AI Tools

StockCake : Free image library with captivating photos for every occasion.

Making Invest (AI Trading Bot Assistant) : Elevate your trades with AI Trading Signals

MindyGem (AI Developer Tools) : Empowering teams to develop smarter, faster, cheaper

CodeSensAI (AI Code Assistant) : Transform code reviews with AI-powered insights.

ImgGen AI (Text to Image) : Free AI image generator and enhancement tool.

adversea (Others) : Identify and assess potential risks from cooperation.

ResumeRanker (Carrier) : Boost your job search with AI-powered resume enhancement.

SintAi (Summarizer): Efficient webpage summarizer for quick and convenient consumption.

Contextify AI (Extension) : Interact with web content like never before. AI Powered buttons to use anywhere.

Why Universities are Using Chatbots: The Future of Higher Education

Chatbots are versatile tools that can be used in various ways, such as assisting customer service, sales, and human resources teams. They can save time for human workers by helping multiple people at once.

In sales, chatbots can automate pre-sale information gathering through questions or interactive search functions. In higher education, chatbots can help universities interact with students and potential future students, making tasks like "clearing day" easier.

They can also be used to keep current students updated and help next year's students find their academic path. Universities have seen benefits from using chatbots, such as Georgia State University reducing "summer melt" and two UK universities successfully implementing chatbots during the clearing period. Chatbots can also improve student lifestyle and wellbeing by providing guidance and support. Arizona State University's chatbot, Sunny, is supported by human input to ensure quality service, while George Washington University's chatbot, Martha, and Staffordshire University's Beacon chatbot use machine-learning to improve their assistance over time.

CodeSignal launches a learning platform with an AI-CHATBOT

Creating a chatbot in 2024 is easier than ever, thanks to the availability of chatbot platforms like Tidio.

Jua raises $16M to build a foundational AI model : Now, a Swiss startup called Jua is using that paradigm with ambitions to build out a new frontier for how AI might be used in the physical world.Its first application will be in modeling and predicting weather and climate patterns.Other industries that it plans to target with its model include agriculture, insurance, transportation and government.

Attentive.ai snags $7M :Attentive.ai, a startup building vertical software for landscaping and construction services in the U.S., has raised $7 million in a new funding round as it looks to enhance its AI-led offerings and expand them to more businesses. Led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia and India, the all-equity Series A round, which follows the earlier $5.

Daedalus, startup founded by one of OpenAI’s first engineering building precision-manufacturing factories powered by AI, raises $21M : is looking to “redefine manufacturing,” with AI-powered factories for creating bespoke precision parts.

CodeSignal launches a learning platform with an AI-powered guide : CodeSignal Learn is currently accepting users through a waitlist. Once you get in, the Cosmo bot asks you questions like what you want to learn and what is your skill level. Based on that, it forms a course path for you.

Gorilla : Gorilla is a LLM that can provide appropriate API calls. It is trained on three massive machine learning hub datasets: Torch Hub, TensorFlow Hub and HuggingFace ...

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