New ChatGPT Features Leaked!

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Welcome to yet another edition of the Neural Frontier! There’s a lot to catch up on this week. So much so that it was a hassle deciding which updates were worthy of your attention. Though a bit nerve-racking, we pulled through, and we’re more than happy to plunge you back into the world of AI this week.

Cutting across the recently leaked ChatGPT features, the Beatles’ AI-powered comeback on the horizon, and Salesforce’s decision to double down on AI; this is the Neural Frontier 😏!

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In this issue, we’ve got:

🤯 New ChatGPT features leaked!

🎸 The Beatles plan an AI-powered comeback.

🤖 Salesforce doubles down on AI.

🍎 Apple products you wish you had, or not?

⚡ The Neural Frontier’s weekly picks: 3 AI tools you should be using.

🤯 New ChatGPT features leaked!

In the last couple of months, no AI-powered tool has gotten the attention of the media like ChatGPT. From GPT-3.5 to the analytical powerhouse that is GPT-4, calling ChatGPT the talk of the town would be an understatement. And in true OpenAI fashion, ChatGPT has made the headlines once again.

Reddit user kocham_psy recently leaked a photo showing a couple of needed—and highly anticipated—ChatGPT updates. The major highlights include:

• The ability to create and customize a profile.

• A new workspace feature (that could probably foster collaborative efforts🤔).

• File uploads (finally 😏).

The profile feature is arguably one of the most appealing. This allows users to truly personalize their ChatGPT experience by adding information they want ChatGPT to store about them—such as preferences. Of course, the file upload feature is pretty nifty, as this has been a heavily-requested update.

And though OpenAI has not confirmed these changes, the mere thought of it is exhilarating—to say the least.

🎸 The Beatles plan an AI-powered comeback.

Yep, you read that right! Fans of the Beatles would be amused, or perhaps slightly scared, by this update. Driven by legendary singer-songwriter Sir James Paul McCartney, plans are now underway to release a final Beatles track featuring the late John Lennon. But how exactly does he plan to pull this off? AI, of course!

In an interview with BBC, McCartney stated that he used AI to “extricate” the late singer’s voice from a 1970s tape. Now, most fans speculate that this song will be a reimagining of the 1978 track, Now and Then. And while McCartney didn’t hide the fact that he’s a bit worried about the possibilities of AI, he couldn’t deny that it helped him access Lennon’s “pure voice.”

In his words, “It’s kind of scary but exciting because it’s the future. We’ll just have to see where that leads.”

But what do you think, folks? Is this AI-powered move a harmless display of nostalgia, or do you think McCartney might be taking things too far🤔?

🤖 Salesforce doubles down on AI.

With a display of astounding confidence in the future of AI, Salesforce joins the long list of tech giants hopping on—and fully backing—the current AI wave. Recently, the company announced plans to integrate new generative AI features in its product line. In addition, Salesforce took the expression “double down” quite literally as they raised their VC fund focused on generative AI from $250 million to $500 million.

Off the back of this fund-driven move, the company hopes to position its new suite of AI-focused tools—dubbed AI Cloud—on par with its more popular offerings, Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. Ultimately, this shift will mark a new era for Salesforce and other SaaS-centric companies. That, in its entirety, is a pretty exciting proposition.

🍎 Apple products you wish you had, or not?

For your entertainment, we searched for some of the most delightful Midjourney shenanigans. This week, we have stellar selection of fake Apple products that some of us would like to see brought to life😏. Feel free to dive in!

⚡ The Neural Frontier’s weekly picks: 3 AI tools you should be using.

Yep, it’s that time again! Here’s another stellar lineup of AI-driven tools you can leverage to bridge knowledge gaps and bolster your creative process. From a ChatGPT-powered resume checker to a stellar email summary service, productivity buffs will love these tools.

1. 📄 Resume Checker: Powered by ChatGPT, this resume review service offers free resume reviews, promising to get you noticed by potential employers. By leveraging the power of AI, this tool gives you a detailed breakdown of your resume and recommends personalized tips for improvement—all in a matter of minutes.

2. 📨Breef.in: Keeping true to its name, Breef.in provides one of the best email summary services on the market. What’s more, this tool sends a neat little summary of each email you receive straight to your Slack workspace.

3. 💡ZMO.AI: This tool offers itself as the perfect companion for e-commerce businesses. It offers unlimited AI-generated backgrounds for product images. As such, if you’re looking for a low-cost background generator, ZMO.AI should be right up your alley.

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As always, we’re more than happy to give you a weekly dive into the illustrious world of AI technology 😉. Catch you on the flip side!