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🐶 Google brings AI to Google Sheets 🤖

PLUS: New Tools and Resources

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Barsee
24 Jun

Good morning. Welcome to today's AI Valley daily newsletter.

Here’s what we've got for you today:

  • 🎓 Harvard is using AI to teach in 2023

  • 🤖 Google brings AI to Google Sheets

  • 🔉 ElevenLabs has launched Voice Library

  • 🛠️ Trending Tools and Resources

Today’s reading time is 3.5 minutes.

Harvard University is set to embrace the power of generative AI in its classrooms, as it announces plans to use AI chatbots as official instructors in its flagship coding course starting this September.

This chatbot will be powered by OpenAI GPT 3.5 and GPT 4 models. Its main mission is to assist students in debugging their codes, offering valuable feedback on their work, and helping them tackle those pesky error messages and unfamiliar lines of code.

Harvard's ultimate aim is to create a learning environment that comes close to a 1:1 teacher-to-student ratio. By providing each student with AI chatbots that are available 24/7, ready to support their learning journey at their own pace and in their preferred style.

From our partners

The Forge just launched a new AI-powered tool that empowers everyone to easily create and monetize powerful AI-based applications without a single line of code.

It is a prompt-based AI app builder which makes building and publishing apps really easy. It just takes minutes instead of days to build a fully functional AI app now.

They have a marketplace where you can sell your AI apps.

Google Sheets now has a clever AI sidekick in its sidebar called "Help me organize" that suggests and creates table templates for you.

How it works? : You just need to type a prompt that describes what you want to accomplish or organize, and Duet AI, as they say, will create a table with suggested categories and structure to help you get started.

Google wants to reassure us that its AI features are meant to assist, not replace, human expertise. So, while "Help Me Organize" generates content and templates for you, You can still edit and customize the spreadsheet to make it truly yours.

Currently, the "Help me organize" feature in Google Sheets is available for trusted testers who have signed up for Google Workspace Labs.

TRENDING TOOLS 🛠️

1/ Syne

An innovative AI tool that empowers designers to visualize and interact with 3D models in realistic contexts using extended reality (XR) and generative AI (link)

2/ Consensus

AI to find any answers to your questions directly from scientific research papers. They provide unbiased, accurate, evidence-based information for the public using real data (link)

3/ CustomGPT Plugins

Easy and affordable to create ChatGPT plugins without any coding knowledge or the need for technical assistance (link)

4/ Stable Diffusion XL

Free text-to-image generation by Stability (link)

5/ Joi

An AI girlfriend tool that provides users with personalized and engaging conversations (link)

6/ Quillbot Paraphraser

Rephrase, edit, and change the tone of the text for clarity and comprehension. Designed for students and professionals (link)

STATS & TRENDS 📊

1/ Demand for “.ai” domain names was so December:

2/ AI has become one of the most competitive sectors:

AROUND THE WEB 🗞️

1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

🔊 Explore and Share Lifelike Synthetic Voices: ElevenLabs has launched Voice Library, a community platform that utilizes their proprietary Voice Design tool to generate a diverse range of synthetic voices, allowing users to create, share, and explore lifelike voices for various applications while earning rewards.

🔍 Google Search is rolling out a new feature: It’s called Perspectives," which lets you find information from real people on forums and social media sites, such as videos, images, and written posts, to get personal and human results for certain queries.

💰 UK government funds for AI integration in hospitals: The UK government is allocating £21 million ($26.75 million) to National Health Service (NHS) trusts to accelerate the implementation of promising AI tools in hospitals for diagnosing and treating heart conditions, cancer, and strokes.

2. TECHNOLOGY

🔨 Meta failing to build custom chips for VR.

💵 Robinhood acquires credit card startup X1 for $95M

🚫 YouTube is cracking down on fan channels: Fan Channels that have a little too much in common with other accounts could be completely closed if you’re not careful.

3. BUSINESS

⚖️ 3M to pay up to $12.5B to settle “forever chemicals” lawsuits.

COOL TWEETS & VIDEOS 😎

1/ Tutorial on how to use AI for research:

2/ Midjourney New Zoom Out Feature:

3/ How to use NEW Midjourney Version 5.2

4/ I asked AI to make a Joe Biden mcdonalds commercial

That’s all for today. I hope you enjoyed it.

Written with 💚 and Thank you, everyone, for being part of our journey, it means a lot to me and my team 🐶

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