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🤖AI Digest: OpenAI and Military, AI cuts Musicians, Tools with Exclusive Deals
How OpenAI is bringing its AI tech to U.S. military systems and more !
AI Innovators, Gather Round
Learn why AI could cost musicians a quarter of their revenue by 2028, and explore Google DeepMind’s latest tool that transforms sketches into playable games! How OpenAI is bringing its AI tech to U.S. military systems, check out a new open-source Python package for building web agents.
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A Quarter of Musician Revenue to be Lost to AI by 2028
Google DeepMind's Latest Innovation Turns Sketches into Playable Games!
OpenAI to Supply its AI Tech to Systems the U.S. Military
A New Open-Source Python Package for Building Web Agents
Top 10 Tools with Exclusive Cyber Week Deals
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🎵 A Quarter of Musician Revenue to be Lost to AI by 2028
A recent study by the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC) forecasts that by 2028, generative AI could reduce music creators' revenues by 24%, amounting to a €10 billion loss over five years.
This decline is attributed to AI-generated content supplanting original works, with AI potentially accounting for 20% of streaming revenues and 60% of B2B music libraries by 2028.
CISAC President Björn Ulvaeus emphasizes the necessity for regulations to safeguard creators' rights and ensure fair compensation.
🎮️ Google DeepMind's Latest Innovation Turns Sketches into Playable Games!
Imagine drawing a simple sketch or writing a brief description, and having AI transform it into a fully playable video game environment.
Genie 2 can predict what actions players might take and create responsive, dynamic worlds that feel natural to explore. It picks up on patterns like "if there's a platform, players will probably want to jump on it".
What Makes Genie 2 Special?
Multimodal Input: Whether you prefer sketching, writing, or showing images, Genie 2 can work with it all
Smart Action Learning: The AI learns from video content to understand how players interact with environments
Real-Time Adaptation: Creates dynamic worlds that respond naturally to player choices
The technology behind it is special "spatiotemporal transformers" to analyze both space and time in videos, helping it create fluid, realistic environments.
🪖 OpenAI to Supply its AI Tech to Systems the U.S. Military
OpenAI has partnered with defense technology company Anduril Industries to enhance the U.S. military's counter-unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS). This collaboration aims to integrate OpenAI's artificial intelligence models with Anduril's existing CUAS technology to improve the detection, assessment, and response to aerial threats in real-time.
The partnership signifies OpenAI's first major involvement with a defense contractor, marking a shift from its previous stance against military applications of its technology.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that this initiative supports U.S.-led efforts to ensure AI upholds democratic values and aims to protect military personnel.
Anduril, known for its autonomous defense solutions, will provide data to train OpenAI's models, enhancing the effectiveness of CUAS operations. This move reflects a broader trend of tech companies collaborating with national security sectors to address emerging threats.
🕸️ A New Open-Source Python Package for Building Web Agents
ServiceNow released AgentLab, an open-source Python package that's making it much easier to build and test AI web agents.
AgentLab provides a complete toolkit that simplifies this complex process, letting developers run experiments at scale and test their agents across multiple web environments.
Key highlights:
Built on BrowserGym, supporting 10 different benchmarks
Seamlessly works with popular AI models like OpenAI and Azure
Uses Ray for parallel testing, saving massive amounts of time
Includes tools for accurate experiment reproduction
Offers a unified leaderboard to compare agent performance
If you're working on web agents or interested in web automation, AgentLab could be your new best friend. It's open-source and ready for you to explore!
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