Welcome to the Automated, your AI tour guide.

The AI train continued to gain steam, and we're here to keep you charged with the latest sparks of innovation!

Here’s what we got for you today:

• 🖥️ Wix: Build an entire website using only AI prompt

• ⚠️ SEC warning: AI in financial markets could trigger crisis!

• 🧱 Around The Block: This AI watches millions of cars daily and tells cops if you’re driving like a criminal

• 🛠️ Trending Tools

🖥️ Wix: Build An Entire Website Using Only AI Prompt

Wix is introducing an AI Site Generator feature allowing users to create entire websites using only AI prompts.

You only need to describe your ideal website and answer a few questions, then Voila!

The design, text, and images are generated automatically for you at lightning-fast speed.⚡

The company has released a demo video that showcases how their tool works.

You can watch it here.

There is a potential issue to consider:

Who would be held responsible if someone sued you for copyright infringement related to a portion of your website created by Wix's AI?

The company has stated in a one-page document that any content made by Wix’s AI-generated content is subject to copyright and other intellectual property rights under local and international law.

However, there's no specific mention of the copyright status of ChatGPT-generated text.

 ⚠️ SEC Warning: AI in Financial Markets Could Trigger Crisis!

SEC Chair Gary Gensler warns that using AI in financial markets could lead to a financial crisis!

Here's why he thinks so:

• He's worried that a few big tech platforms may dominate AI, potentially limiting the options available to companies in the financial sector when choosing AI models to use.

• If the available AI models are limited and flawed, financial institutions might rely on inaccurate or irrelevant data. This reliance could result in subpar decision-making and potentially trigger a crisis comparable to the 2008 financial crisis.

Gensler has been warning about this for quite some time now.

In 2020, he co-authored a paper that delved into how the current regulatory structures are inadequate in addressing the problems arising from using AI in finance.

 🧱 Around The Block: This AI Watches Millions of Cars Daily and Tells Cops If You’re Driving Like a Criminal

• This AI watches millions of cars daily and tells cops if you’re driving like a criminal

• Why your company’s AI intellectual property fears might be overblown

• How judges, not politicians, could dictate America’s AI rules

🛠️ Treading Tools

• VoicePen: Audio to blog posts in minutes

• Wisdolia: Auto-generate flashcards to make studying a breeze

• BlockSurvey: End-to-end encrypted forms & surveys for HRs

• ChefGPT: Never worry about what's for dinner again!

• Hoppycopy: Write better email campaigns 10x faster

  🍿 Tuesday Treats

Here's the result from yesterday's poll.

The poll revealed that 62.5% mostly use AI for work-related tasks. Which brings us to today's poll:

That's all we've got for you today. Like today's content? Let us know what you think about it 👇