ENTERPRISE DNA PRESENTS

Hello folks,

The wildest thing happen yesterday - the US government announced rules on training AI models.

This is definitely going to cause a stir - read more below.

In this issue:

• 🤝 In Partnership: Wipe online traces and protect your privacy with Incogni

• 🧮 Staggering Statistics: Facts, told through numbers

• 🤿 Deep Dive: White House set to watch AI giants closely

• 📕 Learn Something: Turn your random thoughts into clear text

• 📰 Top News: News on AI, no-code, automation, and productivity

• ⚒️ Tool Snapshots: Futuristic tools to empower professionals

🤝 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Incogni

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🧮 STAGGERING STATISTICS
Facts, told through numbers

80%

US workforce that has at least 10% of their work affected by GPTs. Microsoft Research

19%

Loss in accuracy from Knowledge workers using LLMs. Microsoft Research

964M

Number of images created by Midjourney users. DesignBoom

🤿 DEEP DIVE
White House set to watch AI giants closely

A bombshell dropped yesterday, in the form of an Executive Order from the US government.

It seems like the White House is belting out 'Every Breath You Take' to AI giants including Google, OpenAI, and Amazon...

The Biden Administration plans to invoke the Defense Production Act to get an early heads-up when tech behemoths start training their high-powered AI algorithms.

What does that mean? Companies must:

• Report when they start training a new large language model

• Complete risk assessments covering AI’s use in infrastructure

• Report if they are providing computing power to foreign companies

Is this privacy invasion or something necessary? More details are expected to be announced next week. I don’t like it.

📕 LEARN SOMETHING
Turn your random thoughts into clear text

There’s a great app called RambleFix that’s been going through the popular Reddit AI threads.

It listens to your random unstructured thoughts and ramblings, and converts that into anything you want (an email, a note, a task list, etc.)

It’s super helpful for (socially awkward) folks like me who have trouble writing exactly what to say…

How it works:

• Go to RambleFix

• Select the microphone and start saying what’s on your mind. In my example, I started talking about an email I had to write.

• RambleFix will convert that into a structured coherent email

In case you can’t see the GIF, it converted my ramblings into:

📰 TOP NEWS
News on AI, no-code, automation, and productivity

🤖 The Government Wants a Heads-up on AI Developments

The Biden administration plans to utilize the Defense Production Act, which requires tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Amazon to notify the government about the development and safety testing of powerful AI algorithms.

Why should I care?

• This requirement hints at growing government interest in AI advancement and regulation

• Knowledge of upcoming AI projects might impact your tech strategies

🔒Microsoft Shuts Down AI Loophole Exploiting Celebrities

Microsoft has tightened restrictions on its AI text-to-image tool, Designer, due to concerns over nonconsensual sexual images of celebrities.

Why should I care?

• Clarifies Microsoft's responsible AI principles

• Raises awareness about digital sex crime, a noteworthy ethical issue

💤Catching Z's or Catching Dreams? AI Claims to Control Your Slumbers

An AI model named Morpheus-1, developed by the startup Prophetic, is said to facilitate and stabilize lucid dreaming.

Why should I care?

• Tying AI to brain stimulation can revolutionize self-awareness

🔍 Kids In The Age of AI: Common Sense Media Teams Up With OpenAI! 

OpenAI and Common Sense Media are uniting to come up with AI guidelines and materials for parents, educators, and teens and to develop family-friendly AI chatbots.

Why should I care?

• This encourages responsible AI usage among teens.

• Trustworthy tech: It brings added transparency and safety to AI.

💻 AI in the Office: The New Future of Work 

Microsoft's 2023 Future of Work Report highlights the profound impact of generative AI on today's workforce, documenting shifts in remote work, hybrid work, and AI integration.

Why should I care?

• Understand how AI can boost your productivity at work

• Discover the future office trends powered by AI

⚒️ TOOL SNAPSHOTS
Futuristic tools to empower professionals

• 🤝 Peerlist 1.0 - Elevate professional networking with stunning profiles and credibility. Free to use.

• 🤖 Potis AI - Streamlines behavioral interviews with automation. Free to try.

• ⏱️ Brainner - AI-powered tool for efficient, accurate candidate screening. Free to try.

• 💻 CrackedDevs - Your ultimate one-stop platform for remote coding jobs. Free to use.

• 👔 Holly - Your AI powered expert for daily vetted candidate sourcing. Free to try.

ℹ️ ABOUT US

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We like real, practical, and tangible use-cases and hate hand-wavy, theoretical, and abstract concepts that don’t drive real-world outcomes.

Our mission is to empower individuals, boost their productivity, and future-proof their careers.

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