🦾 We won't be surprised if a Terminator from the future appears right now.

If you have watched the Terminator, that is the direction AGI could take. An AI that can outclass humans, and learn on its own. Isn’t that wonderfully terrifying.

SingularityNET (the name seems straight out of a Sci-Fi Movie) is developing a new supercomputing network, aimed to support the architecture required for Artificial General Intelligence. Researchers plans to accelerate the development and the first machine will come into full operation by 2025. Time to get excited and scared at the same time.

Google has made it’s latest version of AI Image generator available to the masses.

The product was teased back in May at Google I/O, Imagen 3: the AI image generator is considered the most advanced AI generator from Google. We tested the generator and the results are below.Images generated by Imagen 3.

📊 Here is what’s trending

Grok-2 is out on a beta and now has an AI Image Generator integrated to it.

Grok is an AI chatbot integrated into X (formerly Twitter), now supports AI Image generation. It has been made available in beta to paid users of X Premium and Premium+. How is it different from the Imagen-3 mentioned above? Well it generates images of real people, which raises questions for copyright and also doctored imagery. Check out your X’s feed, it’s trending massively there, you will surely find something.

😂 Data-Driven Joke

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📈 Here are five ways to leverage AI into your business to take your revenue in an upward trajectory.

🗞️ Federal Trade Commission announces a new rule to ban AI-Generated and fake online reviews.

🧑‍💻 Heard of AI bubble burst? Generative AI’s Hallucination, factual errors has impacted a lots of companies and some have suggested of the bubble burst. Here, Rafe Brena, Ph.D talks about how to solve this AI problem.

💸 If you are a developer, a Senior one to be precise, then this news might excite you. You can now let AI review your and your teams code with higher efficiency and lesser time. CodeRabbit is such one company that has announced a $16M Series A funding, a step closer to make code reviews a breeze.