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AI for 30: Claude 3.5 Sonnet and the Future of AI
Anthropic's New Powerhouse, Robo-Drivers, and Apple's AI Innovations
Welcome to this week's edition of AI for 30! This newsletter dives into Anthropic's latest innovation, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and how you can leverage new AI tools to enhance your work in logistics and beyond. Whether you're an enthusiast eager to understand the evolving landscape of AI technologies or a professional looking to harness these advancements, this newsletter is your gateway to staying informed and inspired.
On the Agenda This Week:
Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet
AI Stories of the Week
Logistics and Supply Chain Prompt of the Week
Prompt of the Week
ChatGPT’s New Memory Function
Let’s dig in!
AI Update: Anthropic Drops Free Claude 3.5 Sonnet
Holy smokes, folks. The AI arms race is heating up faster than a microwave burrito.
Anthropic just unleashed their latest AI beast: Claude 3.5 Sonnet. And it's free!
Key deets:
Outperforms GPT-4o and Gemini across most benchmarks
2x faster than previous Claude models
Crushing it on code, multistep tasks, and visual interpretation
The real kicker is Anthropic's new "Artifacts" feature. Design with Claude, then tweak it in the app—no more copy-paste limbo.
This hints at Anthropic's vision: Claude as a business knowledge hub. Think Notion meets Slack with an AI brain.
For logistics and supply chain? These models are getting scarily good at complex planning. AI co-pilots for route optimization and demand forecasting might be closer than you think.
Introducing Claude 3.5 Sonnet—our most intelligent model yet.
This is the first release in our 3.5 model family.
Sonnet now outperforms competitor models on key evaluations, at twice the speed of Claude 3 Opus and one-fifth the cost.
Try it for free: claude.ai
— Anthropic (@AnthropicAI)
2:03 PM • Jun 20, 2024
Tokyo researchers just dropped a mind-bender: human-like robots driving cars.
Musashi robot mimics human movements and senses
Can operate steering, gas, and brakes
Learns from experience and reacts to road conditions
Why it matters: It could be an alternative to empty-seat self-driving. Robo-drivers might ease your autonomous anxiety, but not mine!
Apple / Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, kicks off Apple WWDC 2024
Apple's serving up a buffet:
Siri 2.0: Smarter, more natural, remembers context
AI writing tools in Mail, Messages, Notes
"Genmojis" and image generation playground
Photos get AI-powered search and editing
Privacy-focused with on-device and "Private Cloud Compute"
The kicker: OpenAI partnership brings ChatGPT to Siri
The bottom line is that Apple's late to the AI party, but they brought the good stuff.
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Drama alert: Musk redirected 12,000 Nvidia AI chips from Tesla to X.
The scoop:
Internal emails show Musk prioritized X and xAI over Tesla
Contradicts public statements about Tesla's AI spending
Musk claims Tesla had no place to install chips (yet)
Why it matters: Probably nothing long-term, but critics are side-eyeing Musk's priorities.
Keep your popcorn handy, folks!
Prompt of the Week
Step into the mind of a best-in-class logistics director.
Imagine you are a seasoned logistics director with over 15 years of experience at a Fortune 500 company known for its cutting-edge supply chain management. You hold an MBA from Harvard Business School and a Master's in Supply Chain Management from MIT. Your expertise spans global logistics, inventory optimization, and digital transformation in supply chains.
New Feature: ChatGPT's Memory Function
OpenAI's ChatGPT has introduced a new recall feature that allows it to save and remember information you share. It’s a handy, time-saving feature. I’ve noticed this functionality to be very helpful, primarily if you frequently use LLMs for similar tasks.
How to Use ChatGPT's Memory Feature
Save Information
Example: "ChatGPT, remember I work in logistics procurement."
Recall Information
Example: "What field of work am I in?"
ChatGPT will respond with the saved information (logistics procurement)
Update Information
Example: "ChatGPT, update my favorite color to green."
Delete Information
Example: "ChatGPT, forget my favorite color."
These steps make ChatGPT a more personalized and efficient assistant, enhancing your experience by remembering and utilizing the information you provide.
"The only limit to our realization of tomorrow is our doubts of today."
— Franklin D. Roosevelt
— Will 🇺🇸 (@_willpost_)
2:09 AM • Jun 26, 2024
That's all for this week's AI for 30. Your engagement truly makes a difference in our shared AI adventure. Keep learning, keep exploring, and until next time, may your curiosity lead you to extraordinary places!
Cheers,
Will
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