133 | 👓 🩻 GPT-4 can read your redactions

Brainyacts #133

It’s Tuesday. There is a lot pulling at us right now. So I will keep this brief.

Let’s get going!

In today’s Brainyacts:

  1. AI events o’ plenty

  2. OpenAI GPT-4 Vision decodes redactions

  3. Everyone wants their own chips and more AI model news

  4. Clio launches Clio Duo and other related news

  5. Loki ~ God of Mischief (and AI-generated art)

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Lead Memo

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Spotlight

OpenAI’s GPT-4 Vision Decodes Redacted Docs

Last week I shared my video of various Vision use cases. Well, this one sort of blows my mind. I have tested it myself with various pieces of content and while it is hit or miss, it is almost always plausible.

Here is the video that was shared on X.

AI Model Notables

► ChatGPT’s mobile app hit record $4.58M in revenue last month, but growth is slowing

► Microsoft was losing $20/month per user (sometimes as high as $80) but Copilot’s use skyrocketing

► OpenAI offers a way for creators to opt out of AI training data - It's so onerous that one artist called it 'enraging.'

► OpenAI Apparently Wants to Make Its Own AI Chips on Top of the ‘iPhone for AI’

► Microsoft to Debut AI Chip next month that could cut Nvidia GPU costs

► CEO of OpenAI joins Joe Rogan podcast (snippet) 👇

News You Can Use:

➭ Nvidia has canceled an AI summit planned for Oct. 15-16 in Tel Aviv, because of the war between Hamas and Israel

➭ Disney has yet to respond to accusations that the new Loki poster uses AI-generated stock imagery from Shutterstock

➭ Georgia Tech is holding Atlanta's first AI hackathon Nov. 17th to 19th

➭ Adobe released a super icon to combat misinformation but it may just confuse things more

➭ Deepfake in the UK political arena causes a stir

➭ Clio Unveils Clio Duo: Empowering Legal Professionals with AI-Driven Innovation

➭ Google’s AI is making traffic light more efficient – saving time, money, and the planet

➭ AI predicts 70% of earthquakes a week before they occur

➭ Ukraine Introduces Plan for AI Regulatory Framework

➭ Amazon's Alexa has been spreading misinformation about the 2020 U.S. election

🦹‍♂️ ⚡️ It is only right that Loki, the God of Mischief is at the center of an AI debate.

Apparently, the new poster for Loki Season 2 has some artifacts that look like AI-generated art. This might not be problematic but for the recent Hollywood strike that featured the use of AI as a key sticking point.

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Who is the author, Josh Kubicki?

Some of you know me. Others do not. Here is a short intro. I am a lawyer, entrepreneur, and teacher. I have transformed legal practices and built multi-million dollar businesses. Not a theorist, I am an applied researcher and former Chief Strategy Officer, recognized by Fast Company and Bloomberg Law for my unique work. Through this newsletter, I offer you pragmatic insights into leveraging AI to inform and improve your daily life in legal services.

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