šŸ¤” OpenAI funds AI with morals?

šŸŒŸ Anthropicā€™s $4B Amazon boost

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Mondayā€™s top story: OpenAI is funding a research project aimed at developing AI that can make moral judgments.

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šŸŒ¤ļø This Morning on AI Tool Report

  1. šŸ¤” OpenAI funds AI with morals?

  2. šŸ† How to land B2B deals 3X quicker with Substrata

  3. šŸŒŸ Anthropicā€™s $4B Amazon boost

  4. šŸ’¼ How to become an AI Consultant with Innovating with AI

  5. šŸ„‡ How to beat the competition using ChatGPT

  6. šŸ§  Anthropic and Amazon take on NVIDIA

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FACT OF THE DAY

šŸ¤” According to Forbes, most decision-makers in B2B organizations are still underutilizing insights from dataā€”preferring to rely on gut instinct, rather than data analyticsā€”even though itā€™s been confirmed that those who do leverage data to make business decisions outperform their competitors. 

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ETHICS

OpenAI funds AI with morals?

Our Report: OpenAI has given a North Carolina University funding for a research project to build and train AI algorithms that can understand, precinct, and make human-like moral judgments and decisions in conflict-heavy situations in areas like health, law, and business.

šŸ”‘ Key Points:

  • OpenAI has awarded several professors at Duke University $1M in grant fundingā€”spread out over three yearsā€”to complete a project (titled Research AI Morality), which studies the ā€œmaking of moral AI.ā€

  • Two of the projectā€™s lead professorsā€”Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Jana Borgā€”have both previously published studies about AIā€™s ability to be a ā€œmoral GPSā€ to help humans make better judgments.

  • To back their research, they looked at when AI would make better moral judgments over humans and developed an algorithm to help doctors decide which patients should ā€˜morallyā€™ get a kidney replacement first.

šŸ¤” Why you should care: This comes after the nonprofit ā€˜Allen Institute for AIā€™ built ā€˜Ask Delphiā€™ in 2021, which was trained to deliver ethical responsesā€”such as explaining that cheating in an exam was morally wrong, for exampleā€”but because it was a statistical machine (like most ML models) and was trained on data from across the web, itā€™s predictions tended to reflect Westernized, educated, and industrialized viewpoints, which made its responses biased, unreliable, and sometimes even unethical, which is a challenge that these professors will need to overcome, along with their own personal views on what ā€˜moralityā€™ is, at itā€™s highly subjective and different for everyone.

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TOGETHER WITH SUBSTRATA

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  • Analyze any prospect's LinkedIn profile to extract their natural personality structure and tendencies

  • Monitor your prospects' fluctuating levels of interest (Signals)

  • Analyze any thread or message to determine real sentiment and the relative balance of power

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  • Optimize responses, follow-ups, and more

  • Track your and your team's ongoing performance

Substrata uses Social Signal Processing (SSP), which is a specialized AI domain that deals with the detection, analysis, and synthesis of behavioral data from digitally mediated human-human interactions, such as B2B dealmaking, sales, and HR interviews.

It encompasses both verbal and nonverbal data.

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FUNDING

Our Report: Amazon has invested a further $4B into AI start-up, Anthropic (the makers of ChatGPT rival, Claude), after it invested $2.75B in March and $1.25B in September 2023, taking the total amount of funding to $8B.

šŸ”‘ Key Points:

  • Alongside the $8B, Amazon announced that Amazon Web Services (AWS) will become Anthropicā€™s ā€œprimary training partner,ā€ meaning they will use AWSā€™s infrastructure to train and deploy future AI models.

  • They also confirmed that Anthropic would use Amazonā€™s in-house Trainium AI chips to handle AI workloads and improve customer applications, powered by Claude (more on this below).

  • Both parties are excited about the collaboration, with Amazon ā€œimpressedā€ by Anthropics ā€œpace of innovationā€ and Anthropic feeling grateful, as itā€™s brought ā€œClaude's capabilities to many Amazon customers."

šŸ¤” Why you should care: This fresh injection of capital into the burgeoning startup comes as Amazonā€”who was under investigation for its ā€˜partnershipā€™ with Anthropic, and the effect it could have on fair competitionā€”was recently cleared by the UKā€™s competition watchdog, who stated that the relationship didnā€™t warrant deep scrutiny under local merger laws.

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TOGETHER WITH INNOVATING WITH AI

The AI consulting market is about to grow by a factor of 8X ā€“ from $6.9 B to $54.7B in 2032.

But how does an AI enthusiast become an AI consultant?

How well you answer that question makes the difference between just ā€œhaving AI ideasā€ and being handsomely compensated for your contribution to an organizationā€™s AI transformation.

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  • The tools and frameworks to find clients and deliver top-notch services

  • A 6-month plan to build a 6-figure AI consulting business

  • Students getting their first AI client in as little as 3 days

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PROMPT ENGINEERING

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ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS

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  • Asanaā€™s engineering team was spread out, over 11 offices, meaning frequent meetings were needed, making it hard for them to complete deep work.

  • They tried an AI-powered meeting schedulerā€”Clockwiseā€”that automatically optimized meeting times to preserve blocks of focused work.

  • Clockwise used machine learning algorithms and picked up common work patterns to replace inefficiencies in the teamā€™s calendar.

  • As a result, the engineering team gained over 26,388 hours of focus time, and over 17,000 conflicts were resolved.

BREAKING NEWS

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AI CHIPS

  • As reported above, Amazon has invested $4B into Anthropic and confirmed that Anthropic would also be using its own, home-grown AI chipsā€”Trainium2ā€”to power its AI model, Claude.

  • But alongside this, Anthropic will also work closely with Amazonā€™s chip design and manufacturing divisionā€”Annapurna Labsā€”to develop the next generation of Trainium: Trainium3.

  • The collaboration aims to create a chip that can 'extract maximum computational efficiency from hardware and use this to train state-of-the-art modelsā€™ therefore, reducing reliance on NVIDIA.

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