"Third wave" of AI: machines talking to machines and people; AI for hyper-personalized Maps; The Rise and Potential of LLM-Based Agents; Humans have five senses. How many does AI have?; AI artists banned by Google

In today's episode, we'll cover DeepMind's prediction of a "third wave" of AI, Google and DeepMind's AI algorithm for personalized route suggestions, a comprehensive survey on LLM-based agents, MIT's Style2Fab AI tool for 3D printing, Meta's efforts in multimodal learning, Google's restriction on Gradio for free users, DeepMind's Optimization by PROmpting, Meta's AI-powered tools for marketers, SoftBank's consideration of investment or partnership with OpenAI, the partnership between Anthropic and BCG for enterprise AI solutions, DeepMind's vision of interactive AI chatbots, a roundup of AI-related news, and a recommendation of the book "AI Unraveled."Video: https://youtu.be/15OaAO9qsHAMustafa Suleyman, co-founder of DeepMind, believes that we are on the cusp of a new era in artificial intelligence (AI). In what he refers to as the "third wave" of AI evolution, machines will not only communicate with humans but also with other machines. To understand this progression, let's take a quick look at the previous phases. The initial phase was focused on classification, specifically deep learning algorithms that could classify different types of data. Then came the generative phase, where AI systems used input data to create new information. But now, we're heading into the interactive phase. This is where machines will be capable of carrying out tasks by conversing not only with humans but also with other AI systems. Users will be able to provide high-level objectives to their AI and let it take the necessary actions, involving dialogue with both machines and individuals. This interactive AI has the potential to be more than just a tool for automation. It will possess the freedom and agency to execute tasks, bringing us closer to the AI we see in science fiction. Instead of being static, it will be dynamic and adaptable, much like the depictions of AI in movies. Interestingly, despite the excitement surrounding generative AI, there seems to be a decline in its popularity. User growth and web traffic for tools like ChatGPT have decreased. DeepMind itself has released a rival to ChatGPT called Pi, which emphasizes its polite and conversational nature. Overall, it's clear that AI is rapidly advancing, and the future holds great promise for machines that can interact not only with humans but also with their own kind.Full transcript at: https://enoumen.com/2023/09/02/emerging-ai-innovations-top-trends-shaping-the-landscape-in-september-2023/Are you eager to expand your understanding of artificial intelligence? Look no further than the essential book "AI Unraveled: Demystifying Frequently Asked Questions on Artificial Intelligence," available at Apple, Google, or Amazon today!