😺 From robotic to relatable

PLUS: 3 recommendations for companies to train workers
August 2, 2023

😺 From robotic to relatable

PLUS: 3 recommendations for companies to train workers
August 2, 2023
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Welcome, humans.

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Here’s what’s going on in AI today:

  • Pi is great tool to work through problems.
  • 85% of workers think they need training for AI.
  • Meta is considering putting chatbots inside Facebook/IG.
  • Kickstarter wants AI projects to disclose how they trained their models.

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Pi Has The Highest EQ Of Any Chatbot 🫂

Dear readers, we were wrong.

When Pi came out, we didn’t dig it. Neither did most. An investment of hundreds millions of dollars from Microsoft and Bill Gates resulted in … a slower ChatGPT with emojis?!

It turns out that Pi is actually phenomenal at its intended role: being “human”.

It asks questions, is empathetic, and has a personality (much like us). A refreshing mix-up from ChatGPT and other chatbots that sound robotic (much like other AI newsletters).

  • Pi goes back-and-forth with you to unravel the cause of any issue.
  • We’ve used it to talk through everything from business dilemmas to personal hardships.

Why it matters: Yes, ChatGPT remains supreme for most business-related tasks. But Pi could serve as a great resource to navigate more “sticky” scenarios that arise. Situations like firing someone, delivering critical feedback, or mediating team disputes.

It won’t replace your therapist, but it’s certainly a better option than trauma-dumping to your colleagues over 5pm cocktails on a Tuesday (we’ve all been there)…

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Very Few Companies Are Preparing Workers For AI 🧑‍🏫

If you read this newsletter, you know AI will change your job. And because you’re a go-getter, you also know that this means you need to prepare.

86% of employees agree that they’ll require training to prep for AI, but only 14% have received such training.

Why?

Organizations are slow, mostly.

But there are a few forward-thinking companies taking proactive measures to ensure their workforce is well-equipped for AI. We recommend these strategies:

  • AI 101: PwC is requiring every worker to attend basic training on how AI works and how to use it responsibly.
  • Prompt engineering training: Publicis Sapient is mandating every employee learn the art of prompting chatbots.
  • Reimbursing AI tools: Coursera is reimbursing any staff member who wants to upgrade ChatGPT.

And what if your company considers AI a fad? First, liquidate any shares you hold in the firm. :)

Then, cajole everyone in your office to enroll in our FREE Intro To ChatGPT course!

Around the Horn 🦄

  • Meta is planning to launch chatbots with different “personas” on its social media apps to boost engagement.
  • Kickstarter will require AI projects to start disclosing the sources of their training data.
  • YouTube is experimenting with AI-generated summaries of videos.
  • AI is creating a new category of job titles within companies like Coca-Cola and Amazon.

Wednesday Wirings 💸

  1. Together Fund, an early-stage VC firm, raised a $150 million AI fund.
  2. Protect AI makes AI systems more secure for businesses and raised $35 million.
  3. AutogenAI, which helps businesses craft stronger pitches, raised $22.3 million.
  4. Akkio, a no-code platform that helps companies deploy AI models, raised $15 million.
  5. Graft raised $10 million to help every company deploy custom AI models.

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