Who said that voice generating AIs were not good?🤔

Every week it gets better, they can now perfectly clone voices.

Like with this cover of the french famous "Hier Encore" by Charles Azznavour but covered by Emmanuel Macron!🤣

You just need a good database as sources (mp3 files)

Then you will just have to "paste" this voice on an existing recording, or why not create it yourself.😇

Several AIs allow this, including:

murf.ai
play.ht
elevenlabs.io

Make your choice !😏

We found an AI that creates custom icons for your sites, apps, games..🤯

It's not free but considering the results then go for it if you really need this kind of design.

(It will always be cheaper than a graphic designer, especially considering the average level of these providers🤫)

You will save time and money.

👉http://iconifyai.com👈

11 soft skills every employee will need in the age of Artificial Intelligence:

1. AI literacy:

• Develop a basic understanding of AI and its applications.
• Stay informed about AI trends and breakthroughs.
• Learn to work alongside AI-driven systems.

2. Human-AI collaboration:

• Understand the strengths and limitations of AI.
• Utilize AI to complement human skills and abilities.
• Foster effective communication and teamwork between humans and AI.

3. Creative problem solving:

• Approach challenges with an open mind.
• Explore unconventional solutions that combine human and AI capabilities.
• Develop new strategies for leveraging AI in problem-solving.

4. Complex decision-making:

• Make informed choices in an AI-driven environment.
• Weigh the ethical implications of AI-enabled decisions.
• Balance human and AI inputs to optimize outcomes.

5. Curiosity-driven exploration:

• Cultivate a genuine curiosity for AI-driven advancements across industries.
• Develop a habit of exploring new AI applications and their potential impact on your field.
• Use your curiosity to drive innovation and create novel solutions.

6. Change management:

• Adapt to the rapid shifts caused by AI advancements.
• Help others navigate change and uncertainty.
• Create a culture of agility and resilience.

7. Ethical use of AI:

• Understand the ethical considerations surrounding AI.
• Promote responsible AI deployment and usage.
• Advocate for fairness, transparency, and accountability in AI applications.

8. Cross-disciplinary communication:

• Communicate effectively with professionals from various fields.
• Bridge the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Facilitate collaboration between AI experts and other team members.

9. Cognitive flexibility:

• Be open to learning from AI-driven insights.
• Adjust your thinking to consider new information and perspectives.
• Adapt your strategies and plans in response to AI-generated data.

10. Innovation mindset:

• Embrace AI as a catalyst for new ideas and possibilities.
• Encourage experimentation and risk-taking.
• Drive innovation by combining human creativity with AI capabilities.

11. Future-proofing skills:

• Continuously develop relevant skills in the face of AI advancements.
• Identify areas where human expertise is most valuable.
• Engage in lifelong learning to stay ahead of AI-driven disruptions.

11 new AI tools we discovered recently⤵️

➤ Social AGI - Github repo to experiment on creating social interactions with AI

➤ Product Hunt AI - Product discovery tool that lets you find products meeting your requirements. ps: not officially from PH

➤ ChatJams - Make a Spotify playlist just for you

➤ Lmsys - Chat with two anonymous models side-by-side and vote for which one is better

➤ Push voice notes from your phone (using Whisper) to Notion

➤ MetaGPT by Pico - Build GPT-powered microapps

➤ My Queue - Save articles you want to read and listen to them on the go

➤ ChartGPT - A tool that converts text into beautiful charts

➤ Viable - Automate your qualitative data analysis without compromising quality

➤ Learnlingo - Practice a new language with LearnLingo's AI-driven conversations

➤ Communion - Pair AI with analytics to supercharge your creative process

Much has been said about the fathers and godfathers of artificial intelligence lately, but what about its mothers?

Let's start with Ada Lovelace, often considered the first computer programmer, who wrote the first algorithm intended to be run on a computer. 😇

It's good to pay tribute to all the deserving people who have advanced this field!😉

Can you see the difference?🤔

We think the same will happen to our mental abilities thanks to AI!

Just as we've built machines that exceed our physical strength to devote our energy to other tasks, we think the same will happen to our cognitive abilities.⚡

The rise of AI does not mean that we will become mentally weak, just as the invention of machines did not make us physically weak.

On the contrary, AI will allow us to channel our mental energy into higher-level tasks, sparking new waves of creativity and problem-solving.💡

We will leverage these tools to extend our mental reach, just as we used physical tools to extend our physical capabilities.

It's an exciting future to look forward to: a future where AI enhances our innate human abilities, rather than replacing them.

But for that to happen we need to think and work in that direction, not seek to become digital assistants.

Who agrees?😉

Sam Altman has privately hinted that OpenAI may try to raise as much as $100 billion in the next few years to achieve its goal of developing general artificial intelligence advanced enough to enhance its own capabilities.

(According to The Information.)