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Today we will discuss-

• 🤖Nvidia brings AI chatbots to your PC

• 🧠ChatGPT gets memory upgrade

•  🥇India tops global AI optimism charts

• 🤩9 amazing AI tools you might not have heard of

All this and more - Let's dive in!

👩‍🍳What’s cooking in the newsroom?

Nvidia launches Chat with RTX, an AI tool that lets you run chatbots locally on your PC

👨🏻‍💻News - Nvidia has launched a new competitor to ChatGPT named Chat with RTX. This free-to-download tool lets users personalize a GenAI model similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT and run it offline on Windows PCs.

😎Here's how it works - 

• Users can easily connect local PC files to open-source large language models like Mistral or Llama 2, enabling quick and relevant queries for answers.

• The tool supports multiple file formats such as .txt, .pdf, .doc/.docx, and .xml. Simply point it to the folder with these files, and it will load them into its library within seconds.

• According to the company, instead of searching through notes or saved content, users can simply type queries like, “What was the restaurant my partner recommended while in Las Vegas?” Chat with RTX will scan local files the user points it to and provide the answer with context.

• Additionally, users have the option to input the URL of a YouTube playlist. The application will then import the transcriptions of the videos in the playlist, enabling users to ask questions based on the content covered. 

🧏🏻‍♀️ But a key limitation to remember is -

• Chat with RTX doesn't retain context, meaning it won't link follow-up questions to previous ones. For example, if you ask about a movie and then ask who directed it, Chat with RTX won't remember which movie you were talking about.

OpenAI equips ChatGPT with memory controls to remember and forget things at your command

🤓News - OpenAI has introduced new memory controls, allowing users to prompt ChatGPT to forget or remember specific information for future conversations. 

The feature, currently in testing, has been made available only to a small group of free and paid ChatGPT users. The company plans to review user feedback before making it available to more users.

💁🏻‍♀️Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know -

• The controls allow you to instruct ChatGPT to remember specific information, review its memory, or disable its memory entirely.

• According to OpenAI, memory can be particularly useful in business contexts, such as remembering things like how you like your blog posts and what programming languages you use.

• GPTs, which are custom chatbots available in the GPT Store, will also have their own memories. For instance, the Books GPT can remember the books you've read and your favorite genres. However, these memories will not be shared with ChatGPT, and vice versa.

• The memory feature is enabled by default, but you can easily turn it off for both ChatGPT and GPTs from the settings menu. When disabled, neither ChatGPT nor GPTs will create or use memories. You can also view and delete specific memories or clear all memories from the same menu.

• It's important to note that deleting a chat from chat history won't erase memories from ChatGPT or a GPT; you need to delete the memory itself to erase it.

• For those concerned about privacy, OpenAI is introducing an option called temporary chats where conversations and memories aren't stored. However, this feature too is initially available only to a limited group of users.

Indians most hopeful about AI worldwide, Google report finds

🗿News - Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that tech giants like Google and Microsoft are betting big on India's AI scene. Recently, executives from both companies visited the country, highlighting its status as a hotspot for up-and-coming AI talent.

Adding to this momentum, a new Google report indicates that Indians are the most optimistic globally about AI. According to the survey, 82% of 1,000 Indian respondents aged 18 and above anticipate that AI will improve their lives within the next five years.

🧙🏻‍♂️Other interesting findings from the report -

• 70% of respondents reported already feeling a positive impact of AI.

• Of those surveyed, 77% expressed confidence that AI technology will contribute to reducing poverty, while 86% believe it will enhance transportation.

• Globally, around 65% of respondents discuss AI in their workplace, whereas in India, the figure jumps to an impressive 95%.

• Furthermore, 80% of Indians expressed optimism about AI's impact on work, believing it will bring individual benefits.

• The percentage of individuals who viewed the ecosystem-wide changes AI will bring to jobs and industries over the next five years as "a good thing" was highest in India, reaching 75%.

• Lastly, in terms of boosting the economy, 20% of Indians identified promoting competition, innovation, and growth through AI as a top priority for the government.

👩🏼‍💻What else is happening?

• OpenAI gets partial win in authors' US copyright lawsuit

• UAE announces $500m investment in AI, research platform

• AI will not replace humans any time soon, Chief AI Scientist at Meta tells WGS 2024

• TikTok’s AI-powered Creative Assistant is now available directly in Adobe Express

• Stability AI releases new AI model, Stable Cascade

🎲AI-based games

• Microsoft Flight Simulator - It is a first-person perspective game in which players get the chance to take on the role of a pilot. The game uses AI to simulate real-world flight physics and air traffic, providing players with an authentic and realistic flying experience.

• Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice - It is an action-adventure game, where you play as Senua, a warrior who embarks on a journey into the Viking underworld of Helheim to save the soul of her lover. The game utilizes AI to create an immersive experience by simulating Senua's psychological state through dynamic audiovisual effects.

• Dota 2 - It is a multiplayer online battle arena game. AI is used in the game to create bot opponents of varying difficulty levels, enabling players to improve their skills gradually through training and practice modes.

👩🏼‍🚒Discover mind-blowing AI tools

1. TLDWAI - An AI-powered tool that helps summarize videos into concise, easy-to-digest content ($10/month)

2. BeeBee AI - An AI platform that conducts thorough analyses of public companies ($6.99/month)

3. Wepik - An online platform that offers various design templates and tools to create professional graphics (Free)

4. LongShot AI - An AI-powered long-form content assistant that helps users research, generate, and optimize content (Free, $19/month) 

5. Micropay - A pay-as-you-go version of OpenAI's Dalle-2 image generator ($0.16/image) 

6. Insight Monk - Provides over 1000 deep tech market research reports covering various industries (Free, $99/month) 

7. Wonder Dynamics - An AI tool that automatically animates, lights, and composes CG characters into a live-action scene ($16.99/month)

8. Thing Translator - Allows users to use their phone's camera to translate physical objects from one language to another (Free)

9. Typeboss - It is a user-friendly AI copywriting tool, powered by OpenAI's GPT 3.5 model (Free, $2.99/month) 

🚂Historic moments

• 1966 - Researchers at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) developed Shakey, one of the world's first mobile robots. Shakey was created to explore the possibilities of artificial intelligence and robotics, serving as a leading example of autonomous mobile robots.

• 2000 - The Nomad robot, developed by Carnegie Mellon University, became the first robot to discover a meteorite in Antarctica. Nomad was equipped with a variety of sensors that allowed it to identify rocks that were likely to be meteorites.

• 2013 - Carnegie Mellon announced that its Never Ending Image Learner (NEIL) is able to label images with minimal help from people. This achievement marked a major milestone in the advancement of computer vision.