Fawzi Ammache explores solutions and challenges of paying artists for their contributions to train AI models.

It turns an image of a human into animated 3D models.

Salesforce integrated GPT by OpenAI into their CRM. It helps their sales, service, marketing, commerce, and data products to generate, personalize, and analyze content & data.

Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook & Teams can generate and analyze documents. It's a great productivity boost. Google Docs goes a similar path. Microsoft pushes this concept to other major and minor products, starting from Windows itself.

Intercom built their customer support bot on top of ChatGPT (how it works).

This video streaming tool can imitate human eye contact live.

Google's experiment generates music in various genres by text description. However, it's not publicly available, as they're cautious of plagiarism. Although Meta has opened their MusicGen tool.

Yet another sad story shows that futuristic AI-based products are backed by sweat & pain of low-waged human workers.

Artists can search machine learning databases for links to their work and flag them for removal. It's a part of a bigger Spawning initiative — they're building tools for artist ownership of their training data, allowing them to opt into or opt out of the training of large AI models, set permissions on how their style and likeness is used, and offer their own models to the public.

It helps to generate 3D objects for virtual worlds. You can get a whole series of cars, animals, furniture, or other items that are varied, but still a part of a family.