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Tuesday’s top story: To improve access to AI, OpenAI has announced that you no longer need an account or a login to use ChatGPT 3.5, although some features won’t be available without an account, and more safety features will be introduced to prevent misuse.

🌤️ This Morning on AI Tool Report

1. 🔓 You can now use ChatGPT without signing in

2. 🔊 Samsung’s ‘Siri’ is getting an AI upgrade

3. 👀 Altman removed from OpenAI’s startup fund

4. 🎼 Beyonce makes a stand against AI

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FINANCE

CHATBOTS

🔓 You can now use ChatGPT without signing in 

Our Report: In its bid to make AI accessible to the masses, OpenAI has announced that users will no longer need an account or login details to use its free ChatGPT 3.5.

🔑 Key Points:

• OpenAI is rolling this update out gradually, and it’s currently unknown which areas, countries, or groups will be able to sign in to ChatGPT 3.5 without an account, first.

• You will still need an account if you want to save or share chats, review chat history, or use additional features like voice conversations and custom instructions.

• Other OpenAI products that cost money to access (like DALL-E 3) will still require an account for access, and all chats will still be used for training data (unless you opt out).

🤔 Why you should care: OpenAI has announced that it will also introduce “slightly more restrictive content policies”—including blocking prompts in a wider range of categories—to stop the chatbot from generating content that violates its rules.

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VOICE ASSISTANTS

🔊 Samsung’s ‘Siri’ is getting an AI upgrade

• Samsung’s VP (Won-Joon Choi) announced that Samsung is investing in "generative AI and LLM (large language model) tech" for its voice assistant—Bixby—across all devices.

• Although it’s unknown when these updates will roll out, Samsung initially announced an AI upgrade for Bixby, during its Galaxy Unpacked conference last year.

• Samsungs focus on AI technology comes as investors speculate whether Samsung's rival Apple can deliver its rumored generative AI updates to its voice assistant, Siri.

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INTERNAL POLITICS

👀 Altman removed from OpenAI’s startup fund

• OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, has transferred control of OpenAI’s VC fund—the OpenAI Startup Fund, which invests in early-stage AI businesses—to fund management partner, Ian Hathaway.

• The change was made to address potential conflicts of interest, as (while being OpenAI’s CEO) Altman established the fund, raised capital, and made all investment decisions.

• Hathaway—who has been a partner since 2021—was previously overseeing the fund's accelerator program, and led investments in companies such as Harvey and Ambience Healthcare.

MUSIC

🎼 Beyonce makes a stand against AI

• In the middle of a press release to launch her new album—“Cowboy Carter”—Beyonce made a statement against the increasing influence of AI in the music industry.

• She expressed how important authenticity is when creating her music, and emphasized her preference for real instruments over AI tools and digital manipulation.

• This proves her commitment to preserving the artistry of music production, at a time when AI music generators can create tracks and emulate artists’ voices, without consent.

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