🎓 How Yale is approaching AI + 💻 How the US can enforce AI standards.

Plus: 🧰 Slides and Presentation tools, AI for Biology, and CyberCrime at an all-time high.

Happy Labor Day Everyone 🛠️,

As we honor the achievements of the labor movement, we must also recognize that the nature of "work" is transforming thanks to technological advancements. While the holiday celebrates the dignity of work and how economic gains are created by workers, the reality is that automation and generative AI models are rapidly changing the employment landscape. Jobs that once required human effort are increasingly being handled by machines. Yet rather than resist this shift, we must adapt - by focusing on uniquely human skills like creativity and empathy that technology cannot replicate.

Our publication will continue covering major strides in tech, highlighting ways to rapidly reskill and stay competitive in this fast-evolving world. The future of labor may look very different in years to come. But by embracing change proactively, we can ensure to still earn a decent living and drive prosperity. This Labor Day, let's honor work's contributions while also envisioning the evolution of work.

This is what’s on the menu today:

• 💪🏽 Important AI News and Trends.

• 🧰 AI Tools of the Day (Slides and Presentations).

• 🎓 How Yale approaches ChatGPT

• 💻 How the US should use chip leadership to enforce AI standards.

• 💼 New AI and Tech Jobs in our Pallet.

• 😂 Meme of the Day

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💪🏽 Important AI News and Trends.

• Ex-Meta researchers who developed an AI language model for biology have launched a new startup, EvolutionaryScale, and raised at least $40 million.

• They Analyzed Millions of ChatGPT Sessions: Visits are Down 29% since May, and Programming Assistance is up, but ChatGPT has a lot of competition.

• Companies and Governments are struggling to tame Cyber Crime.

• Is not all rosy in the AI world: Startups are Facing a Reality Check.

• Mustafa Suleyman on getting Washington and Silicon Valley to tame AI.

🌐 Web3 and Tech news.

• China court declares virtual assets as legal properties protected by law.

• Colorado DMV taps PayPal to facilitate crypto payments.

• JPMorgan says SEC would likely be forced to approve spot bitcoin ETFs.

• Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Sells $500k of Maker (MKR) Tokens.

• Robinhood Buys Back Sam Bankman-Fried’s Seized Shares Worth $600 Million, shares jump 3%.

• The seemingly unstoppable rise of China’s EV makers.

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🧰 AI Tools of the Day

Slides and Presentations

• ChatBA - Generative AI for Slides. Instantly create slide decks using ChatBCG.

• Glimmer AI - Uses GPT-3 and DALL-E 2 to make creating professional-quality presentations easy and fast using text or voice commands.

• Plus AI for Google Slides - Helps you create an outline, build a first draft, and suggest additional edits to your Google slides.

• STORYD - Quickly and easily create data-driven business presentations.

• SlidesAI - Easily create professional, engaging slides from any text in no time.

• Tome - Generative Storytelling. Unlock your best work with Tome's AI-powered storytelling format.

• Kickresume's - AI-powered resume CHECKER automatically reviews and fixes your entire resume. (Sponsored)

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🎓 How Yale approaches ChatGPT

Yale never considered banning ChatGPT, instead wanting to encourage experimentation and discussion around AI's societal impacts. The school stresses reexamining course goals in light of AI capabilities and justifying human learning.

Yale University

Yale is concerned about student privacy risks from generative models but feels banning technology is premature. Cheating worries are secondary to addressing root causes like mental health crises. Yale advises faculty to engage with the tech and get guidance from students who are already adept users. Overall the school aims to prepare students for an AI-integrated world by working with the technology responsibly rather than rejecting it outright.

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💻 How the US should use chip leadership to enforce AI standards.

Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of DeepMind, argues the US should leverage its dominance in AI chips like Nvidia's to enforce minimum global standards for artificial intelligence use.

He proposes restricting sales of Nvidia chips to buyers who pledge to use AI safely and ethically, basically using the chips as chokepoints. No regulation, No chips… Suleyman believes rapid AI advances warrant action before systems become too complex to control in the next decade. He advocates tech companies taking more responsibility through transparency and audits. While supporting recent voluntary industry commitments, Suleyman argues comprehensive US legislation is unlikely and calls for a new global AI oversight institution. Overall he warns unchecked AI risks outrunning regulatory efforts and urges the US to assert global leadership.

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😂 Meme of the Day

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