Meta's Paid Version and Musk's Jobless Forecast

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1/ Meta AI to Launch Paid Version - What We Know So Far

Meta is considering launching a paid version of its AI assistant, Meta AI, to compete with other tech giants. Currently, Meta AI offers free features across WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger, helping with tasks like planning vacations and generating images. The premium version's details are still under wraps, but it could offer advanced capabilities, especially in VR and AR. Meta has also formed an advisory group with execs from big tech firms to guide its AI strategies and innovation efforts.

2/ Are Robots Taking Our Jobs?

Elon Musk predicts AI will take over all jobs, making work optional and suggesting a need for "universal high income." Speaking at VivaTech 2024, he envisioned a future where robots handle all goods and services, but questioned if people would feel fulfilled without work. He urged caution, highlighting AI as his biggest fear, and recommended parents limit children's social media use to avoid dopamine-driven AI influence.

3/ OpenAI Updates Exit Terms, Drops Controversial Clauses

OpenAI has reversed its policy requiring former employees to sign non-disparagement agreements to keep their vested equity. An internal memo clarified that OpenAI will not cancel any vested units or enforce non-disparagement clauses. The company apologized for the previous policy, stating it doesn't reflect their values. OpenAI is updating its departure process to remove such clauses from future agreements. This comes amid recent controversies, including the removal of a ChatGPT voice named "Sky."

4/ OpenAI and News Corp Join Forces!

OpenAI and News Corp have teamed up in a big way, allowing OpenAI to access and use content from top News Corp publications like The Wall Street Journal and The Times. This partnership aims to enrich OpenAI's offerings with reliable news and uphold high journalistic standards. News Corp will also share their expertise to ensure quality journalism in AI. Both companies are excited about this collaboration, seeing it as a new chapter in blending journalism with technology.

5/ Reading Between the Lines - Microsoft's Sneak Peek at GPT-5

At Microsoft Build, the big hint was that GPT-5 is on the horizon, likely by March next year. The buzzword was "scaling laws," meaning AI advancements are still ramping up. Microsoft's all-in on AI, with new features in everything from Windows to developer tools. They launched AI-integrated PCs with a "Recall" feature to track everything you do. Plus, AI agents are set to replace apps, with tools for building your own copilots. Bottom line: AI is taking over, and Microsoft's leading the charge.

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