Amazon’s next big thing!

A video AI Model that can process text, images, and videos.

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Tak Lo & Daniel Akpobare
December 02, 2024

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Amazon may have increased its investment in Anthropic, but it looks like they’re also playing it smart by developing its own AI model that can handle text, images, and video.

Here’s what we have for you today:

  • 🤩 Amazon’s next big thing!

  • ⚖️ Musk accuses OpenAI of major violations!

  • 👉 How to use Apple Intelligence’s ‘Image Playground’

  • 🚀 How to 100x boost your productivity with ChatGPT

  • 🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Strategies to handle customer complaints

🤩 Amazon’s Next Big Thing!

According to The Information, Amazon is stepping up its AI game with ‘Olympus.’

It’s a flashy new generative AI model that doesn’t just understand text but can analyze images and videos as well.

It's a pretty big deal, folks, and here’s why:

Just last month, Amazon doubled down on its AI ambitions by investing an extra $4 billion into Anthropic, making itself Anthropic’s “primary cloud and training partner.”

But now, with Olympus in the works, it seems Amazon might be looking to shift gears and probably reduce its reliance on Anthropic’s Claude chatbot in favor of its own cutting-edge tech.

It’s beginning to sound like a complicated tech “frenemy” relationship, right? Well, you’re not wrong. It’s, in fact, giving off some serious “OpenAI and Microsoft” vibes.

As for Olympus itself, it’s shaping up to be a game-changer.

Imagine being able to search for specific moments in videos, like an epic game-winning basketball shot, just by typing a simple text prompt. That's one of the capabilities being hinted at.

Though the specifics are still somewhat of a mystery, whispers suggest that Olympus might make its grand entrance sooner than we think—possibly at Amazon’s AWS re:Invent conference.

If any of this holds true, then Amazon’s message to competitors like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI is loud and clear: they’re not just joining the AI race; they’re aiming straight for a slam dunk!

Curious to learn more? Check out the original report for all the juicy details!

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⚖️ Musk Accuses OpenAI of Major Violations!l

Elon Musk isn’t holding back in his legal battle against OpenAI.

His lawyers recently filed a preliminary injunction to block OpenAI from going fully for-profit, accusing the company of breaking U.S. antitrust laws.

They argue that CEO Sam Altman’s alleged “self-dealing” could leave OpenAI unable to pay damages if Musk wins.

But that’s just the beginning of their claims!

They equally contend that OpenAI and Microsoft told investors to steer clear of funding mutual competitors, which they argue is a clear violation of the Sherman Act.

And even pointed out that at least one major investor who had previously backed an xAI funding round has chosen not to do so anymore.

Hold on, there’s more: the accusations against OpenAI and its partnership with Microsoft are extensive.

Musk’s lawyers also allege that OpenA improperly acquired sensitive competitive information through its ties with Microsoft, suggesting this action goes against the Clayton Act.

And that Microsoft’s acquisition of a board seat—specifically referring to Dee Templeton’s role as a non-voting member—was orchestrated to synchronize business strategies between the two companies.

Quite the tangled web, wouldn’t you say?

The motion follows reports of OpenAI’s intent to become a for-profit business and its discussions of structural change with regulators.

However, OpenAI denies the accusations, calling Musk’s claims recycled, baseless, and utterly without merit.

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🤖ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Strategies to handle customer complaints

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Identify effective strategies for businesses <include details of your business type, size, industry, and target audience> to handle customer complaints <describe the customer complaints you receive, if there are any> in a timely and satisfactory manner.

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