What's New Today: Microsoft Teams Meetings Will Have ChatGPT There to Take Notes on Your Behalf.
Fast-Track Insights: American Crypto Should Be Banned, According to Billionaire Charlie Munger – Why So?
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, has disclosed the company's intention to integrate AI (artificial intelligence) technologies into its search engine. The CEO stated that users will "very soon" be able to "interact directly" with its "newest, most powerful model as a companion to search in experimental and imaginative ways" during the Q4 results call on Wednesday. For "factual" and conversational results, Google Search will use LaMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications), Google's proprietary language model. This news comes a day after a story claimed that Google was preparing to compete with ChatGPT, the popular AI-powered chatbot. The executive declared that Google will also give partners and developers new tools and APIs so they could create their "own applications and explore new possibilities on AI."
Do you find it difficult to take notes during a crucial meeting? There is some good news in store for Microsoft Teams users, though. Soon, ChatGPT will handle the tedious note-taking chore for you so you can concentrate on more important duties. All thanks to the brand-new Teams Premium that Microsoft recently unveiled and which will be powered by the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT. Microsoft unveiled the brand-new Teams Premium in an official blog post and stated that it will be using artificial intelligence to handle a number of activities, such as creating automatic meeting notes, suggesting tasks, creating customised highlights, and so on. In other words, ChatGPT will power Teams Premium to streamline platform meetings.
Apple's CEO Tim Cook released the company's financial data for the first quarter of fiscal 2023, which ended on December 31, 2022. Cook reported that Apple's quarterly sales decreased by 5% from the prior year during the results call. The corporation reported $117.2 billion in quarterly sales. The corporation reported a decline in revenue. Cook declared that he had high hopes for India. Despite reporting a decline in quarterly revenues overall, the corporation did well in India. During the earnings call, Cook stated, "Looking at the company in India, we established a quarterly revenue record and grew very strong double digits year over year, so we feel very comfortable about how we performed."
Many exchanges delisted the XRP token in December 2020 when the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed its $1.3 billion lawsuit against Ripple Labs Inc. Ripple's supporter, LBRY, is now pushing for Coinbase to relist the digital currency in light of how the regulator's position has changed over time. As one of the top crypto trading platforms that trade openly on the NASDAQ, Coinbase did everything it could to avoid coming under the SEC's scrutiny by allowing XRP trades even though its classification as security is still up for debate. Despite the fact that the exchange also deleted XRP from its wallet, a number of industry professionals have provided extensive justifications for why the trading platform need not worry about delisting the asset.
According to millionaire investor Charlie Munger, the US should adopt "a ban of cryptocurrencies" and follow China's example. In a Wednesday op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Mr. Munger said that cryptocurrency "isn't a currency" and compared the cryptocurrency market to a casino with a "almost 100% edge for the house." Mr. Munger argued that a cryptocurrency is "not a money, not a commodity, and not a security," referring to it as "a gambling contract" where the house has a significant advantage. The fact that these wagers are being made in "a country where gambling contracts are usually controlled solely by states that compete in laxity" only makes problems worse, according to Munger.
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