Google Unveils Gmail Q&A, Meta's Movie Gen and OpenAI's Canvas

This episode delves into Apple's launch of Depth Pro, an AI model designed to provide high-resolution, real-time depth mapping from a single image, thereby muting reliance on camera metadata. We also discuss CERN's advances into the healthcare sector, utilizing AI for localized data processing in European hospitals, with the goal of improving health outcomes. Finally, we touch on Foxconn's impressive 20.2% year-on-year Q3 revenue growth, driven by strong consumer electronics demand and AI advancements.

This episode discusses Google's latest Gmail Q&A feature aimed at providing an enhanced interface for iOS users, powered by the Gemini chatbot. We'll also touch base on Meta's innovative AI model dubbed Movie Gen, intending to revolutionize video and image editing. Lastly, we dive into OpenAI's latest product – Canvas, a versatile interface facilitating efficient coding and writing.

In this episode, explore how Captions is revolutionizing social media content management with AI. Learn about Google's ambitious expansion plans for its Gemini Live service to include multiple languages and hear about the latest upgrades in Black Forest Labs' FLUX model, which can now create high-quality images faster than ever.

In this episode, we delve into OpenAI's latest innovations including their new Realtime API, vision fine-tuning and prompt caching features revealed at DevDay. We discuss Anthropic's hiring of co-founder of OpenAI, Durk Kingma, in their quest to build more responsible AI systems. Lastly, we look into Pinterest's AI advancements in advertising, offering an array of generative AI tools and exciting campaign automation features.

On this episode, we discuss Microsoft's introduction of Bing Generative Search, an AI-driven feature aimed at enhancing user search experiences and competing with Google's market share. We also touch on Numa's successful raise of $32 million in Series B funding to boost its AI automation services in the automobile dealership industry. Finally, we explore updates to Microsoft's AI assistant, Copilot, including improved problem-solving capabilities and integration with WhatsApp.

Today we discuss how Series Entertainment, backed by Netflix and Dell, plans to reshape game development with its AI-driven Rho Engine, following a successful Series A round. We also look at Lapsi Health's FDA-approved digital stethoscope, Keikku and its broad implications for healthcare. Lastly, Ello debuts Storytime, an innovative feature assisting children's reading skills with AI-powered personalization.

In this episode, we discuss Apple's decision not to invest in OpenAI's funding round and its collaboration to integrate OpenAI's ChatGPT into iOS 18. We delve into Apple's own AI projects including the much-anticipated Apple Intelligence. We also discuss Mendaera's recent $73M funding and its partnership with Butterfly Network for better healthcare access. Lastly, we touch upon OpenAI's new policy to allow use of its technology for military applications, sparking ethical debates.

OpenAI's CFO communicates the company's continued mission to prioritize accessibility in AI despite leadership changes, amid an ongoing funding round. Concurrently, Runway has launched a fund, supporting and fostering diverse, innovative AI applications in film production. The episode also discloses some concerns regarding technology's effectiveness in the filmmaking realm.

Explore the new features of Google's AI assistant, NotebookLM, as it integrates YouTube and audio file summarization, providing a dynamic platform for educators and business professionals alike. We also discuss significant changes at OpenAI, following CTO Mira Murati's resignation amidst the shift towards a for-profit model. Lastly, delve into the world of AI-powered real estate risk evaluation as Israeli startup GEOX secures $19 million in Series A funding for their unique aerial imagery analysis technology.

In this episode, we discuss Meta's release of Llama 3.2, an AI model designed for edge and mobile devices with multimodal support. We also explore how Audible is utilizing AI to improve audiobook discovery, by using AI-powered tags and technologies for improved search functions and personalized recommendations. Finally, we delve into the EU's AI Pact, reporting on the 100+ companies, including Amazon, Google, Microsoft and OpenAI, that have pledged adherence. Interesting to note are the absentees - Apple and Meta.