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Researchers just developed DeWave- an AI system that can turn silent thoughts into text by decoding brain signals. The system achieved over 40% accuracy in translating verbs directly from neural signals, without the need for invasive implants.
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🚨 AI can now translate thoughts to text from brainwaves. Plus, huge developments in AI from Microsoft Copilot, Samsung Galaxy, Flowpilot, Midjourney, South Korea, Tracking AI, a new AI study revealing gender bias in LLMs, and 8 new AI tools. Here's everything you need to know:

Microsoft recently introduced new Android, iOS, and iPadOS apps for Copilot, allowing users to access the powerful (and free) AI tool on the go. GPT-4, DALL-E 3, Voice Chat, and Vision are all available for free now without the need for a ChatGPT+ plan.

Samsung's teaser material revealed some AI capabilities expected to arrive with Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S24 phones. Features include Nightography Zoom, new editing capabilities, live translation, and more. All eyes on Apple after this 👀

Flowpilot allows you to set up autonomous driving on cars with just a smartphone. The open-source driver assistant can run on Linux, Windows, and Android devices. Innovative but also terrifying and super illegal at the same time!

Midjourney is reportedly starting training on video models this month, the founder revealed on Discord. The image generation platform also has plans to bring 3D and video generation to the platform shortly 👀

The Seoul City Government in South Korea announced that it will use drones and AI to monitor traffic conditions in real time starting in 2024. South Korea is going all-in with drones. The demo video below is a drone show from NYE in Busan, South Korea.

Tracking AI, a new tool that monitors bias in AI chatbots, concluded that every chatbot other than open-source Mistral scores politically left. Something I'll definitely be tracking over time to look for improvements.

New research from the University of Michigan revealed LLMs demonstrate higher performance when prompted to act as gender-neutral or male rather than female. The findings highlight the importance of addressing biases that can creep into machine learning models' training data.

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That's it for today's news in the world of AI. I do these rundowns daily, so follow me @rowancheung for more. If you found this helpful, spare me a like/retweet to support my content 👇

You know someone is working on this to decode Men’s best friend’s thoughts.



