It almost feels like we are getting closer and closer to bigger breakthroughs as the pace in the AI space keeps rolling.

Here are the latest news that gives us a sneak peak into what’s to come in the near future

Top 5 news happening in the AI space:

• Israel's AI War Machine Raising Moral Red Flags as it Targets Thousands

• Superstar Artists Demand AI Developers Respect Their Rights

• Uber Eats and Waymo Rev Up Self-Driving Food Delivery in Phoenix

• Artists Lose AI Copyright Suit, but the War is Far from Over

• Managers Plot to Replace Workers With AI and Slash Wages

Israel's AI War Machine Raising Moral Red Flags as it Targets Thousands

Israeli intelligence sources reveal the use of an AI-powered database called Lavender in the Gaza war, identifying a whopping 37,000 potential Hamas targets and raising serious legal and moral concerns about AI's role in modern warfare.

The testimonies also allege that Israeli military officials permitted large numbers of Palestinian civilian deaths, transforming the relationship between military personnel and machines.

Superstar Artists Demand AI Developers Respect Their Rights

Over 200 artists, including Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj, and Stevie Wonder, have joined the Artist Rights Alliance to demand AI developers, tech companies, and digital music services stop using AI to infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists.

The artists are calling for a pledge to refrain from using AI music-generation technology that undermines or replaces human artistry.

Apple's AI Breakthrough Paves Way for Smarter Voice Assistants

Apple researchers have developed ReALM, an AI system that can understand ambiguous references to on-screen entities, conversational context, and background information.

This breakthrough outperforms existing methods, including GPT-4, and could enable more natural interactions with voice assistants, enhancing the hands-free experience for users.

Uber Eats and Waymo Rev Up Self-Driving Food Delivery in Phoenix

Uber Eats customers in the Phoenix metropolitan area can now receive orders delivered by Waymo's self-driving cars, marking the official launch of Uber's delivery partnership with the Alphabet-owned company.

The service is currently limited to select merchants in Phoenix, Chandler, Mesa, and Tempe, with plans to expand to more restaurants and service areas in the coming weeks.

Managers Plot to Replace Workers With AI and Slash Wages

A stunning survey reveals that 41% of managers aim to replace employees with cheaper AI tools in 2024, backing up previous predictions of significant job losses due to generative AI.

The report also found that 48% of managers believe their businesses would benefit financially from replacing workers with AI, and 45% view AI as an opportunity to lower salaries.

The survey highlights the growing concerns among both employees and managers about the impact of AI on job security and wages.

Other News

You can now edit DALL·E images in ChatGPT across web, iOS, and Android.

BTC showing some signs of buying exhaustion.

Most interestingly enough, this run that we experienced was not ran by retail but more institutional trading.

If smart money are going in heavy, why shouldn’t you?

Rule of thumb, follow the smart money.

I’ll be loading on the further dips.

Cool tools of the week from insidersedge.io

• Resemble - Clone any voice in less than a minute

• Devika - Build ENTIRE Apps With A Single Prompt - Free & Open-Source 

• Free lessons from Microsoft of Generative AI for beginners here.

• Harpa - AI automation agent for chrome.

Jobs and Opportunities

• Lead Cryptographic and ML Engineer - Cerebellum Network

• Director of AI - Exodus Movement Inc.

• Senior Typescript Backend Developer - Striga

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