Venture capital veteran Chris Dixon (a16z) feels the only way to cut a clear path is to focus on blockchain technology and startups building in the industry:

“Crypto and blockchains are in the news a lot, but a lot of it is around speculation and prices. I feel that there’s another side of the story. It’s the side of the story that I live in, that the entrepreneurs we work with live in, which is what I would call the productive side of blockchains.”

Source: TechCrunch

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Meta Calls for Industry Effort to Label AI-Generated Content

Meta said it would promote technological standards that companies across the industry could use to recognize markers in photo, video and audio material that would signal that the content was generated using artificial intelligence.

The standards could allow social media companies to quickly identify content generated with A.I. that has been posted to their platforms and allow them to add a label to that material. If adopted widely, the standards could help identify A.I.-generated content from companies like Google, OpenAI and Microsoft, Adobe, Midjourney and others that offer tools that allow people to quickly and easily create artificial posts.

“While this is not a perfect answer, we did not want to let perfect be the enemy of the good,”

— Nick Clegg, president of global affairs at Meta, said in an interview.

Source: NYT

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OpenAI hit the $2 billion mark in December.

OpenAI believes it can double that figure in 2025, based on strong interest from business customers wanting to use its technology to deploy generative AI tools in the workplace.

Source: Financial Times

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Back to the FutureGo

Nainan Shah, Pamina Bou, Reedah El-Saie, Shahid Ahmad and Dave Ranyard discussing about the impact of AI on development and social interactions in games and virtual worlds.

October 7, 2023
DasDas, Istanbul

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At the recent World Government Summit in Dubai, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that even at the current early stage of the AI revolution, programming is no longer a vital skill.

When coding is taken care of by AI, people will be able to focus on more valuable knowledge such as biology, education, manufacturing or agriculture.

"Our challenge is to create a computing technology so that no one needs to program. And for the programming language to be human. Now everyone in the world is a programmer. This is a miracle of artificial intelligence",

— stated the head of Nvidia.

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