OpenAI just got funded by Thrive Capital, Microsoft, and Nvidia, among others.

Why?

Because ChatGPT, their language model, is crushing the competition.

It's not just bigger, it's smarter.

But what exactly is ChatGPT?

Think of it this way:

- It has the knowledge of every book in the world

- It can write essays better than 9/10 humans

- It can write its own code

And that's just the beginning.

The AI revolution is here, and it's growing faster than ever.

So, the question is:

Are you ready for it?

How will you leverage this new technology to create value and stay competitive in the market?

The answer could be the difference between being a market leader or a market loser.

Choose wisely.

Ready for the future of animation?

Runway's AI tool "Act-One" is here to shake things up.

No more complex equipment, no more tedious animation pipelines.

Simply capture an actor's performance with a single camera setup and let Act-One do the rest.

This revolutionary tool generates expressive character performances using simple video inputs.

And the best part? The character movements are so realistic they're almost human-like.

It's a game-changer for the animation industry as we know it.

But as with any disruptive innovation, there will always be skeptics.

Some may argue that technology like Act-One will eventually replace human animators.

But I see it differently.

Instead of replacing humans, it will work hand-in-hand with creative minds to bring even more imagination and innovation to the industry.

So get ready, because the future of animation is happening right now.

AI is changing, and it's not going to stop.

The latest update from Anthropic is a perfect example. Their new AI models, Claude 3.5 Sonnet and Claude 3.5 Haiku, are game-changers. They're faster, more powerful, and have vastly improved coding abilities.

But the biggest news is that Anthropic is introducing a new feature: co-piloting.

This is a glimpse into the future of AI. Rather than solely relying on machines for decision-making, humans and AI can work together, amplifying each other's strengths and minimizing weaknesses.

Think of it as a partnership, like a coach and athlete, that can produce unparalleled results.

Of course, there are ethical considerations, and we must make sure we're using the technology ethically and responsibly.

But the possibilities are endless.

What do you think about co-piloting? Is it the way of the future, or are we heading down a slippery slope?