GetInference AI nuggets - Dec 22

Hello pioneers ! Well well well, it looks like the AI world just can't stay out of the headlines this week! Just when we thought we had all the updates covered in our last newsletter, BAM, another slew of exciting developments come flying at us. So buckle up, because it's time for yet another edition of our AI for marketing and creative newsletter extravaganza! nb: All tools are listed on our website airadar.getinference.com.

NB: Your beloved AI curator is currently basking in the snowy streets of Fukuoka, admiring the vibrant street art on display, not yet powered by stable diffusion, but who knows.

Spotlight

Well, it looks like OpenAI is back at it again with the release of Point-E, the AI that generates 3D models like it's nobody's business! According to a recent paper, Point-E can crank out these models in just one to two minutes using a single Nvidia V100 GPU. And get this - they even open sourced the code base! So, what exactly can we expect from this groundbreaking technology? Well, it's safe to say that model-synthesizing AI is about to shake up the industry in a major way. Think about it - 3D models are used all over the film and TV industry, and now with Point-E, creating them will be a breeze. And let's not forget about all the potential applications for AR and marketing. It's clear that OpenAI is always one step ahead of the game! (link)

More below...

Tools

• Promptist - A prompt interface for Stable Diffusion that optimises user input into model-preferred prompts. (link)

• TweetGPT - A chrome extension that generates tweets and replies using ChatGPT. (link)

• xpression camera 2.0 - Generative AI for video chats and live streams. (link)

• Text Blaze - Chrome extension that makes OpenAI GPT-3 available anywhere you type. (link)

• Tome - Generate an entire presentation with AI using just a description of the deck. (link)

Learn

• It looks like the AI Hack Week in SF this week was full of innovative and exciting projects that give us a glimpse into the future of the market. One project, called Drip, allows you to upload a few photos of your face and a video of yourself doing something, and then generates a video of your AI avatar doing the same thing. This kind of technology is great for VTubers, or YouTubers who use a virtual avatar to interact with their audiences. Another hack, called Wand, is a sketching app that allows you to draw anything on a virtual canvas and then prompts Stable Diffusion to replace your hand-drawn sketch with a higher fidelity AI-generated version. And of course, there were plenty of hacks designed to bring Github Copilot-like functionality to solve various problems - including a journaling hack to help with writing and pattern recognition, and an AI-assisted LinkedIn outreach bot to make recruiting easier. It's clear that the future is bright for AI!

Build

• Welcome to the ultimate 'Copilot for X' guide, brought to you by the team that built the first real Copilot. In this article, you'll be taking a deep dive into the world of 'Copilot for X' products, using the example of Codeium. So grab a cup of coffee and get ready to learn everything there is to know about building the ultimate 'Copilot for X' product. Trust us, you won't want to miss this! (link)

Fine-Tune

• No Code AI Model Builder. That's right, you can now create custom GPT-3 AI models in just minutes, with no code required. I know, I know, you're probably thinking this is too good to be true. But trust us, it's real and it's amazing. All you have to do is upload a CSV and boom, you've got yourself a fine-tuned model ready to go. And the best part? You can even use it with Zapier. (link)

Alright folks, it's almost time to say goodbye for now. But before we go, don't forget to spread some holiday cheer and embrace the festive season to the fullest! See you soon and don't forget to let your inner elf shine bright.