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Top 3 AI Updates
Truecaller, Microsoft, TikTok and Nvidia in the talk!
Today’s top-3 AI updates
Truecaller partners with Microsoft to create AI-powered assistants.
TikTok launches an AI marketing toolkit called TikTok Symphony.
Nvidia to launch new AI chips every year from hereon.
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1. Truecaller partners with Microsoft to create AI-powered assistants
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Truecaller
Truecaller has partnered with Microsoft to create AI-powered assistants who can answer calls on behalf of its users in their voice. Truecaller is leveraging Microsoft's Azure AI Speech Personal Voice tech for this feature.
Users can create a digital voice copy by recording a short script. This feature, initially for public beta users, will roll out in the US, Canada, Australia, South Africa, India, Sweden, and Chile.
2. TikTok launches an AI marketing toolkit called TikTok Symphony
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TikTok
TikTok launched an AI marketing toolkit called "TikTok Symphony" for brands, featuring
the Symphony Creative Studio for generating videos,
the Symphony Assistant for scriptwriting and campaign recommendations, and
Symphony Ads Manager Integration for optimising existing videos.
Additionally, it is launching TikTok One to centralise tools for marketers along with more solutions that use predictive AI to enhance ad performance, tapping into TikTok's influence on user purchasing decisions.
3. Nvidia to launch new AI chips every year from hereon
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Nvidia
Nvidia will launch new AI chips annually, starting with Rubin in 2025, accelerating from its previous two-year cycle.
CEO Jensen Huang confirmed the shift, indicating a rapid development pace for CPUs, GPUs, and networking NICs. This follows Nvidia's $14 billion profit in Q1 from AI chips.
Big buyers like Tesla and Meta have been driving up demand for AI GPUs, thereby ensuring high adoption rates for new releases.
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