EP 186: What OpenAI Got Wrong With The GPT Store

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01/16/24 • 46 min

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Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast

Last week OpenAI released its GPT Store. Everyone was talking about its impact and how it'll change the way we do business. Although it might, there's some important things that no one is talking about. OpenAI actually got some things wrong with the GPT Store. We're breaking it down.
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Timestamps:
02:20 Daily AI news
10:45 OpenAI released GPT builder for creating custom GPTs.
12:45 Chat GPT now allows easier team collaboration.
18:17 Comparing GPT store to IOS App Store.
20:20 GPT store spells eventual demise of plug-ins.
23:16 One plug-in equals one GPT.
26:09 Request to extract, compile, and visualize financial data.
31:34 Relevancy in searches poor, but concept brilliant.
35:22 GPTs: versatile but not always secure.
37:52 Caution about GPT duplication issue on Twitter.
41:36 Easy access to GPTs' configuration instructions raises concerns.
Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Criticisms of OpenAI's GPT Store Rollout
2. Functionality of GPT Store
3. Demonstration of Plugins vs. Using Singular GPTs
4. GPT Store Limitations and Future Developments
Keywords:
OpenAI, GPT Store, functionality, search, browsing, buying, selling, security, configuration instructions, messaging, PR, plugins, relevancy, safety, ChatGPT Plus, Teams account, custom GPTs, monetization, Chat GPT Teams, public narrative, IOS App Store, plug-ins, PDF reading, business automation, Bard, Google AI, Deloitte survey, Microsoft Copilot Pro, global elections, generative AI

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EP 185: AI News That Matters - Jan. 15th, 2024

With so much going on in the AI world, it can be hard to keep up with everything. From Sam Altman and Bill Gates to Apple shuttering their AI team, we're covering what you need to know this week.
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Timestamps:
04:00 Bill Gates interview with Sam Altman
06:42 Discussion on fast pace of technological innovations.
08:14 OpenAI's Sam Altman explores GPT technology.
12:28 Don't discount Apple's AI potential despite headlines.
17:02 Summary: High-level recap of impressive AI hologram technology.
18:48 AI expected to worsen inequality, proactive measures urged.
22:30 People now rely on apps for everything.
26:47 Excited for hot take Tuesday on GPT.
Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Bill Gates and Sam Altman Interview
2. Apple Shuttering AI Team
3. OneX Robotics
4. AI Recap at CES
5. IMF Study Impact of AI on Jobs
6. OpenAI's GPT Store
Keywords:
AI news, Bill Gates, Sam Altman, interview, Apple AI team, Gen AI, career growth, GPT technology, OpenAI, large language model, GPT 5, Google Bard, robotics, AI impact on jobs, IMF study, advanced economies, white-collar workers, CES, holograms, GPT store, GenAI community, OpenAI Teams feature, collaboration, training data privacy, ChatGPT enterprise, hot take Tuesday.

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EP 187: Canva Magic Studio - Revolutionizing AI Design

What if there was a GenAI tool that could combine the best of all GenAI design capabilities, from text-to-text to text-to-image and more? Well, that magical tool exists and it's Canva's Magic Studio. Danny Wu, Head of AI Products at Canva, joins us to discuss how Magic Studio works and ways you can use it to save time with content creation.
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Timestamps:
02:15 About Danny and his role at Canva.
05:11 Create and edit visuals with powerful features.
07:50 Canon's innovative "magic switch" blurs design boundaries.
12:42 Enthusiasm for Canva and its practicality.
14:29 Magic Write brand tone of voice, translation.
19:21 AI text feature aids brainstorming, refining, drafting.
22:17 Simplified AI features for easy design implementation.
25:42 AI features adoption across various visual tools.
29:40 Excited about Canva, seeking practical advice.
Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Introduction to Canva's Magic Studio and AI Features
2. Practical Business Use Cases for Canva
3. Advice for Using Canva's New AI Feature for Business Purposes
4. Canva's Focus on Embedding AI into Workflows
5. Discussion of Canva's AI Capabilities
Keywords:
Canva, Magic Switch, Generative AI, design types, time-saving, collaboration, AI-powered design, communication, storytelling, small businesses, social media graphics, content creation, language translation, practical use, privacy policies, data usage, Everyday AI newsletter, Canva's Magic Studio, AI features, technologies, monthly active users, MagicRide, photo editing tools, natural media, Magic Eraser, Canva Pro, workflows, generative AI program, workplace productivity, AI capabilities, Magic Media