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 2024 is set to be an exciting year for AI and robotics. Let's dive in..

In today’s Generative AI Newsletter:

• OpenAI New Board of Directors

• Pika Labs Unveils Audio-Prompt 'Sound Effects' Tool

• Nvidia Faces Lawsuit Over AI's Copyrighted Content Use

• 💡Bonus: Top AI Tools

OpenAI New Board of Directors

Key Points:

• OpenAI welcomes back Sam Altman and introduces three new directors: Sue Desmond-Hellmann, Nicole Seligman, and Fidji Simo, expanding the board to seven members.

• New appointees bring diverse expertise: Desmond-Hellmann with her medical and philanthropic background, Seligman's legal and corporate experience, and Simo's tech leadership.

• In response to past criticisms, OpenAI commits to improved governance practices, including a strengthened conflict of interest policy and a new whistleblower hotline.

Importance:

This strategic update in OpenAI's leadership and governance structure marks a significant move towards greater inclusivity and oversight, positioning the organization for ethical and sustainable growth in AI.

Pika Labs Unveils Audio-Prompt 'Sound Effects' Tool

Key Points:

• Pika Labs has launched a 'Sound Effects' tool, merging audio with video or image content, either through user prompts or content-driven automation.

• This innovative feature aims to deepen user engagement by adding layers of sound that enhance the overall impact and appeal of the generated content.

• Users have the flexibility to specify desired sound effects or let Pika Labs' AI automatically select suitable audio based on the video's visual elements.

Importance:

Pika Labs' latest update signifies a major advancement in the integration of sound with visual AI-generated content, setting new standards for creativity and interactivity in digital media.

Nvidia Faces Lawsuit Over AI's Copyrighted Content Use

Key Points:

• Three authors, Brian Keene, Abdi Nazemian, and Stewart O'Nan, have filed a lawsuit against Nvidia, alleging the unauthorized use of their copyrighted books for training the NeMo AI platform.

• The lawsuit claims Nvidia included their works in a dataset of nearly 196,640 books used for NeMo's training, which were later removed due to copyright concerns.

• The authors are seeking damages on behalf of U.S. copyright holders whose works were used without permission in NeMo's training in the last three years.

Importance:

This legal battle highlights the growing concerns over copyright infringement in the AI industry, emphasizing the need for clear guidelines and respectful use of intellectual property in AI development.

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