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Here’s what we got for you today:
🎵 Transform text into music using AI.
🚫 New York Times cuts off OpenAI’s web crawler!
🧱 Around The Block: What the AI boom is costing humans.
🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Instantly generate FAQ for your business.
🛠️ Trending Tools
🎵 Transform Text into Music Using AI.
Brett Bauman, the developer of PlayListAI (previously LinupSupply), just launched “Songburst”, a text-to-music app on the App Store.
You can type in a prompt like "Relaxing piano music for work," and voilà!
Music at your fingertips. 🎹
Can't think of a prompt? No worries.
The app offers video, lo-fi, podcasts, meditation, and more categories. You can Try it here.
Bauman isn’t alone in trying to make a neat text-to-music app. There’s also CassetteAI, launched by Akhil Tolani on the web and App Store.
Both tools offer copyright-free music for creators, but the difference is that Songburst currently generates 30-second samples, while CassetteAI can go up to three minutes.
And guess what?
Even big names like Google and Meta have joined the AI music revolution.
Google made its MusicLM tool public during the Google I/O developer conference in May, while Meta open-sourced its AI-powered music generator called MusicGen in June.
It's safe to say that in the future, everyone will have an equal opportunity to pursue a career as a music writer.
🚫 New York Times Cuts Off OpenAI’s Web Crawler!
The New York Times has blocked OpenAI's web crawler, meaning OpenAI can no longer use NYT content to train its AI models.
The blockade began as early as August 17th. If you check the NYT’s robots.txt page, you can see that the NYT disallows GPTBot.
So, why the sudden cold shoulder?
The New York Times updated its terms of service earlier this month, firmly saying "no" to AI model training with their content.
And it doesn’t stop there - They're even considering legal action against OpenAI for intellectual property violations.
If they eventually sue, they’ll join a long list of people eager to fight their case in court.
If you're wondering how to stop OpenAI from using your data to train their AI, this is how. 👇
🧱 Around The Block: What the AI boom is costing humans.
What the AI boom is costing humans.
How NVIDIA built a competitive moat around AI Chips.
UK to spend $130M on AI chips amid scramble to buy up computing power.
Snapchat is expanding further into generative AI with ‘dreams’.
Here are some AI-powered scrapping tools And what they can and can’t do!
Microsoft has pulled more of its poorly-written travel articles.
YouTube is working on a plan to compensate artists and rightsholders for AI music.
🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Instantly generate FAQ for your business
A Well-crafted FAQs can reduce the volume of routine inquiries from customers and lower your customer support costs.
Here’s a ChatGPT prompt to instantly generate FAQ for your business.
"Please create an FAQ section for my [insert your business/publication] based on common [customer/reader/viewer] questions.
I will provide you with a list of questions and the answers I gave them.
The goal is for you, ChatGPT, to spot common questions and to use my answers to formulate a well-structured FAQ section.
Please categorize the questions by themes you detect. Here Is the question and answer data I want you to analyze:
[Copy and paste list of questions + answers]”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.
Best of all, It's free! Click here to get it now.
🛠️ Treading Tools
BrandBastion Lite: Easily monitor and manage all your social media conversations.
SiteSpeakAI: Provide real-time responses to customer inquiries about products and services.
Quillbot Paraphraser: Rewrite text for free.
Fy! Studio: Turn your ideas into unique wall art.
Logodiffusion: Create unique & custom logos without relying on stock designs.
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