'Titanic' director James Cameron is All In on AI

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'Titanic' director James Cameron is All In on AI

Jame Cameron, director of Titanic and The Terminator

Stability AI announced that James Cameron, renowned director of films like Titanic and The Terminator, has joined its board. This move is seen as a step towards the startup's goal of revolutionizing visual media with AI tools. Stability AI, based in London, has developed AI image-generation tools that compete with offerings from tech giants like Google and OpenAI. Cameron highlighted that generative AI and computer-generated imagery will unlock new creative possibilities for storytelling. However, the use of AI in Hollywood has faced resistance, as writers and actors went on strike in 2023, demanding protections against AI's unregulated influence on their work. Cameron is joining a board that also includes Sean Parker, former president of Facebook.

Sam Altman believes that Superintelligence is only a few thousand days away.

Sam Altman, CEO OpenAI

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, believes superintelligent AI—technology surpassing human capabilities—could emerge in just a few thousand days, radically transforming life by solving complex problems like climate change and accelerating progress in areas like education and space exploration. He envisions AI-driven advancements such as personalized virtual tutors and autonomous assistants, but stresses the need for improved infrastructure and lower computing costs to avoid AI becoming a resource accessible only to the wealthy. While Altman acknowledges the potential risks of AI, some experts argue that AI's impact is overhyped and will never surpass human intelligence.

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Meta Connect 2024 Today

Meta Connect 2024, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, unveiled a range of new hardware and software, with a focus on AI and the metaverse. The event showcased the Orion holographic AR glasses, the Quest 3S headset, and updates to Meta's Llama AI model. Meta also introduced new AI-driven features, including vocal responses for Meta AI across platforms and real-time video capabilities for Ray-Ban's Meta smart glasses. Other announcements included expanded AI integration across Facebook and Instagram, as well as new games for the Quest ecosystem.

Here are Some of the Main Items:

  • Orion Glasses: Meta’s first consumer holographic AR glasses, featuring hand-tracking, eye-tracking, and a neural interface, though not yet available to consumers.

  • Quest 3S Headset: A more affordable, wireless VR headset starting at $299, with mixed-reality features and compatibility with Quest apps and games.

  • Quest 2 and Quest Pro discontinued: Sales of these older headsets will end following the launch of the Quest 3S.

  • Meta AI Vocal Features: Meta AI now offers voice interactions across Messenger, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, featuring voices of celebrities.

  • Llama 3.2 AI Model: New multimodal models (11B and 90B) that interpret images, charts, and graphs, although restricted in Europe.

  • Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Upgrades: Real-time AI video processing, reminders, language translation, and integration with music streaming apps.

  • Visual Search: Meta AI can now analyze and edit images based on user prompts and feedback, with options to share directly on Instagram Stories.

  • AI-generated content on Facebook: Meta is increasing AI content generation for user engagement on Facebook.

  • AI Translated Content: Testing AI translation and lip-syncing for creator videos, starting with content in the U.S. and Latin America.

  • New Quest Games: Including Batman: Arkham Shadow and Wordle VR, alongside several other new game experiences.