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Let google’s AI do the Youtube Viewing for you
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Google Bard
Google Bard, an AI chatbot, can now analyze YouTube videos and provide specific details.
Users can ask Bard questions about video content, such as the number of eggs needed in a recipe.
The upgrade aims to offer deeper engagement with Youtube videos.
To use the feature, users need to visit the Bard website, access Extensions, and enable YouTube integration.
Bard can answer specific questions about video content but doesn't provide the entire recipe.
While the feature saves time, it raises concerns about potential negative impacts on content creators.
Users may skip watching videos, affecting content creators' advertising revenue.
The development prompts questions about supporting content creators when AI tools offer content without direct views.
IIT M incubated startup Agnikul on the verge of a groundbreaking Rocket Launch !!
Agnikul Cosmos, a Chennai-based aerospace startup, is gearing up for a groundbreaking test flight.
The test will feature the world's first single-piece 3D-printed engine in a satellite launch vehicle.
The upcoming mission serves as a technological precursor to Agnikul's planned orbital launch in 2024.
The test flight is scheduled to take place before the end of the year.
The CEO, Srinath Ravichandran, highlighted the complexity of the endeavor and the need for meticulous preparation.
Final reviews with ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) are pending before the launch.
The launch vehicle is already at the launch pad, awaiting the completion of preparations.
Amazon leverages AI to dispatch products to over 71 million users in 11 minutes
Cyber Monday is expected to draw over 71 million online shoppers.
Amazon utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance delivery efficiency during the holiday rush.
The company claims its quickest delivery time, dispatching packages within 11 minutes for same day facilities.
AI is crucial in analyzing delivery routes, adapting to real-time traffic and weather conditions.
Amazon's AI forecasts daily demand for over 400 million products, optimizing delivery stations for the holiday season.
The new system, Sequoia, speeds up inventory identification and storage by 75% and reduces order processing time by 25%.
Amazon emphasizes the collaborative relationship between AI and human workers, creating new job types related to robotics.
Despite concerns about job displacement, Amazon sees AI as a "beautiful ballet of people and machines working together."
Goldman Sachs warns of potential global labor market disruption due to automation, impacting millions of jobs.