TikTok to begin labelling AI generated content and OpenAI gives sneak peak behind ChatGPT 🤝

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Missed out on Ring and Nest? Don’t let RYSE slip away!

Ring 一 Acquired by Amazon for $1.2B

Nest 一 Acquired by Google for $3.2B

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RYSE is a tech firm poised to dominate the Smart Shades market (growing at an astonishing 55% annually), and their public offering of shares priced at just $1.50 has opened. 

They have generated over 20X growth in share price for early shareholders, with significant upside remaining as they just launched in over 100 Best Buy stores.

Retail distribution was the main driver behind the acquisitions of both Ring and Nest, and their exclusive deal with Best Buy puts them in pole position to dominate this burgeoning industry.

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Now that we’re done with that, here’s your scoop below👇

👨‍💻OpenAI gives a sneak peak of ChatGPT’s secret instructions

• OpenAI is offering insights into the rules and guidelines that govern its AI models like ChatGPT, shedding light on why the AI might respond with "Sorry, I can't do that" or decline certain requests. OpenAI's approach involves setting meta-level objectives and behavior guidelines to navigate complex scenarios, ensuring responsible AI interactions without overly restrictive limitations. Read more

✋Dell discloses data breach of customers physical addresses

• Dell recently notified customers of a data breach involving names, physical addresses, and purchase-related information. The breach affected a Dell portal containing customer data, including service tag, item description, and order dates. Read more

🦾 TikTok to begin labelling AI generated content

• TikTok has announced a new feature to automatically label AI-generated content posted on its platform, starting with content created using services like OpenAI’s DALL·E 3. This labeling is made possible through Content Credentials, a technology developed by the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), co-founded by Microsoft and Adobe. Read more