- Easy Cloud AI
- Posts
- Bill Gates advises Indians to build AI models on Google, Microsoft and OpenAI
Bill Gates advises Indians to build AI models on Google, Microsoft and OpenAI
Ray Choi
June 17, 2024
Welcome, AI enthusiasts.
|
Bible Verses of the Day
18 For many, of whom I have often told you and now tell you even with tears, walk as enemies of the cross of Christ. 19 Their end is destruction, their god is their belly, and they glory in their shame, with minds set on earthly things. 20 But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, 21 who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself. [Philippians 3:18-21, ESV]
What's in this week's issue?
🇮🇳 Bill Gates advises Indians to build AI models on Google, Microsoft and OpenAI
💊 AI-powered pills track gut health in real time
⛅️ Easy Cloud News
📰 AI News
🧰 AI Tools
Generated by Midjourney
In a recent episode of Nikhil Kamath’s podcast, Bill Gates spoke all about AI and its equation in India for entrepreneurs. “I’d probably build some AI thing and just use the Google Microsoft platforms and go on top of that and try,” he said, suggesting young entrepreneurs to use established AI platforms to build applications on top of them.
Gates highlighted that by using these robust AI platforms, Indian entrepreneurs can focus more on developing specific applications rather than spending significant resources on creating the foundational AI technology themselves.
A Youtube user said, “He [Gates] was not willing to reveal the secrets of AGI and future technology prospects to Indians. So he was beating around the bush throughout the conversation.”
Generated by Midjourney
Scientists at the University of Southern California have created an AI-powered system to track ingestible devices that monitor disease markers in the gut. This non-invasive technology could help individuals monitor their GI tract health at home.
The system uses a wearable coil and AI to precisely locate the device and measure gas concentrations. Researchers aim to refine the device for future human trials.
“Ingestibles are like Fitbits for the gut,” says author Yasser Khan, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Southern California. “But tracking them once swallowed has been a significant challenge.”
Easy Cloud News
Listen or read the following transcript as Paul Tripp explores 1 John 4, emphasizing the battle between love and fear. Tripp explains how God’s perfect love drives out fear, encouraging believers to embrace and reflect this love in their lives.
The following unedited transcript is provided by Beluga AI.
AI News
🍎 Apple’s AI, Apple Intelligence, is boring and practical — that’s why it works (link)
🌏️ AWS teams up with Accel to support GenAI startups in Asia Pacific and Japan (link)
🔐 UCB News: A framework for assessing and managing dual-use hazards of AI foundation models (link)
🖥️ NVIDIA rolls out HelpSteer2 dataset to align LLMs (link)
💰️ Linq raises $6.6M to use AI to make research easier for financial analysts (link)
AI Tools
🐙 decktopus: World’s #1 AI-powered presentation generator (link)
🐋 Beluga: Christian sermon and lecture transcripts, translations and more (link)
💫 Jasper: Marketing revolutionized by AI (link)
📸 Pictory: Transform old photos with vibrant, lifelike colors (link)
🪄 TubeMagic: Growing on YouTube made easy (link)
This newsletter is powered by Beehiiv