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Microsoft calls OpenAI a competitor!
Plus, Google releases 3 new ‘open’ AI models.

Hello and welcome to the Automated, your AI tour guide.
First, OpenAI came for Google with SearchGPT, and now Microsoft is calling OpenAI its competitor for the first time!
Could things be changing between the two tech giants?
Here’s what we have for you today:
🤯 Microsoft calls OpenAI a competitor!
🤩 Google releases 3 new ‘open’ AI models!
💻 Why you should integrate Gemini with your Chrome
✍️ 7 tips to craft the perfect prompt in ChatGPT
🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Improve your conversion rates.
🤯 Microsoft Calls OpenAI a Competitor!

Wow, big news in the tech world!
Microsoft, known for its deep ties with OpenAI, has just labeled OpenAI as a “competitor” for the first time in its recent SEC filing.
In its annual 10K report, Microsoft grouped OpenAI with rivals in the AI space, such as Anthropic, Amazon, and Meta.
But that’s not all — OpenAI also joined Google as a search competitor, thanks to its new SearchGPT feature.
Why the change? It might be related to antitrust scrutiny from the FTC!
Microsoft has a complex relationship with OpenAI — from its significant $13 billion investment to integrating OpenAI’s models into its products and even being OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider.
And it was not too long ago that Microsoft gave up its board observer seat at OpenAI.
So, with the FTC now looking into the relationship between the companies, just maybe Microsoft is trying to redefine its relationship with OpenAI!
But here’s the thing:
It’s not unheard of for partners to turn into competitors in the tech world. Remember when Yahoo partnered with Google, only to later become rivals?
We could be seeing a similar story unfold with Microsoft and OpenAI.
Read the full story here!
🤩 Google Releases 3 New ‘Open’ AI Models!

Have you noticed how most tech companies seem to be rolling out a new AI model or feature lately?
Well, it’s Google’s turn, and they've really outdone themselves this time!
They’ve just introduced three new ‘open’ generative AI models that promise to be safer, smaller, and more transparent.
It’s quite a surprise, right? Open AI models seem to be in vogue now —maybe we have Meta to thank for that?
But, according to Google, this move is all about fostering goodwill within the developer community. (But seriously, we might owe Meta a nod for this trend.)
So, what are these models all about?
Meet Gemma 2 2B, ShieldGemma, and Gemma Scope—the newest additions to Google's Gemma family.
Gemma 2 2B is like the lightweight champion of text analysis. It can run on various hardware, from laptops to edge devices, making it super accessible.
Plus, it's licensed for research and commercial use, so developers can really get creative!
Oh, and it can be downloaded from platforms like Google’s Vertex AI, Kaggle, and AI Studio.
ShieldGemma is the protector of the group, focusing on safety with its collection of classifiers that can detect toxicity, hate speech, harassment, and explicit content.
This means developers can filter prompts and generate content to keep things safe and respectful.
While Gemma Scope is the investigator!
It helps us understand how AI (Gemma 2) makes decisions by breaking down complex info into easy-to-analyze bits, ultimately providing researchers with valuable insights.
I bet the developer community is loving this!😀
Open AI models are crucial because they expand access to generative AI for smaller companies and individual developers who have limited resources.
Even the US Commerce Department recently endorsed open AI models, promoting broader accessibility and innovation while emphasizing the need to monitor these models for risks.
While Google’s move to appeal to developers is commendable, could this also be a strategy to rival Meta and its latest open-source launch?🤔
Check out the full details here!
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🤖ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Improve your conversion rates.
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Here's a prompt that can help you with that.
Analyse these metrics and suggest ways to improve the conversion rates. In the potential tips, Include also the title of these articles and the product description.
We've Compiled a List of Over 100 ChatGPT Power Prompts.
This should help streamline your interactions with ChatGPT and get the results you need more efficiently.
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