As AI technologies continue to be adopted by mainstream
digital and social media platforms, AI-generated content is being seen all
over the internet. LinkedIn is one of the platforms that hasn't stayed behind
in the AI domain. Amongst its existing AI tools including AI-generated profile
summaries, AI-assisted job descriptions, generative AI messages for job
candidates, and an AI InMail assistant, the latest development is a
post-generating feature. Discovered by app researchers some time ago, the tool
is now being officially launched to users.
LinkedIn’s post generating tool will help users draft posts by prompting them to share their ideas within the composer, based on which it will generate suggestions. LinkedIn explains that it has created the functionality to simplify the process of writing full-fledged posts, which can get time consuming.
Showcased earlier at its latest I/O Event, Google’s new
AI-powered experimental messaging feature “Magic Compose” is now being rolled
out in beta to a limited number of users. The technology has been designed to generate
“stylized, suggested responses with the context of your messages,” according to
Google.
While messages in Magic Compose are secured with end-to-end encryption, Google has mentioned on the Google App’s support page that up to 20 previous messages, including emojis, reactions, and URLs, will be sent to Google’s servers “to make suggestions relevant to your conversation.”
Google is transforming the way Search works, with the integration
of the company’s new hub for testing Search features, called ‘Labs.’ Some of
the Labs features include Search Generative Experience, Add to Sheets, and Code Tips.
Labs was first introduced two weeks ago and is gradually
spreading out to Search users. One major noticeable difference to selected
users is how Search results appear as a result of the Search Generative
Experience feature. This SGE is replacing the usual Search results with AI-generated
pieces of information related to the text entered in the Search bar, along with
some links for further reading, displayed at the top.
This update will not only change the way results appear on Search, but also the SEO business, as people will be aiming to have their writings included in the AI-generated summaries.
Getting deeper into the generative AI shift, Google has
developed a variety of AI-based tools for businesses to make the most out of
their ad campaigns. These include the ability to generate background visuals
for product shots, a feature that summarizes website content, a new Search ad
creation process, and more.
Businesses will now be able to add AI-generated background
visuals to their product shots to enhance the presence of their products.
The feature can be accessed within Google’s Product Studio, and can be used to
“create unique and tailored product imagery for free.” By simply providing a
text prompt to the tool, businesses can generate multiple versions of their product
images. Additionally, the feature will also improve the quality of small or
low-resolution images without causing one the hassle of reshooting.
Another AI tool has been designed to provide businesses summaries of their website pages. Based on the website’s content, the tool will then help enhance ad campaigns by generating “relevant and effective keywords, headlines, descriptions, images and other assets.” These suggestions can be reviewed and edited before being employed.
AI technologies have been rapidly advancing, and in a latest
development, allowing people to change the appearances of photos in just
seconds. From re-generating an underlying object to rotating images as if they
were 3D, you can manipulate images with a simple motion of your fingers, thus producing outputs close to your preferences.
“DragGAN” is a research project which lets a user “deform an
image with precise control over where pixels go, thus manipulating the pose,
shape, expression, and layout of diverse categories such as animals, cars,
humans, landscapes, etc.”
As described by the research team itself, the work involves
studying “a powerful yet much less explored way of controlling GANs, that is,
to ‘drag’ any points of the image to precisely reach target points in a
user-interactive manner.”
It is amusing to see that you can make 2D images appear in a 3D form by adjusting reflections on them, change the direction of a face, turn a smile into a frown, and so much more.
OpenAI has
launched a free-to-use ChatGPT app for iOS and plans to launch one for Android
in the near future as well. The app can be downloaded on an iPhone or iPad from
Apple’s App Store.
Chat GPT was originally launched as an experiment last November, that quickly gained popularity and found a large number of consumer audience that has been using the technology on the go for a range of purposes. Later in February, a premium offering of Chat GPT, for $20 a month, was released with exclusive features including priority access, faster response time, and access to OpenAI’s latest language model, GPT-4.
Ever since the launch of Bing Chat, which was not too long
ago, Microsoft has been constantly updating the AI chatbot with new additions. The
company has just launched new Bing features for mobile including the ability to
switch Bing Chats between mobile and desktop, a contextual chat feature for
Edge mobile, a Bing widget for iOS and Android, and more.
First off, the mobile-desktop chat option will enable users to pick up a conversation on their mobile that they left on desktop, and vice versa. For instance, you could ask Bing to create a recipe for you and then have it provide a substitute on your mobile phone when you’re at a grocery store and can’t find the ingredient you are looking for.
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