Good morning human brains, welcome back to your daily munch of AI news.

Here’s what’s up:

• Cancer detecting AI 🩺 

• Russia’s got a GPT competitor? 🪆 

• Microsoft’s earning calls 💸 

• Ask Andrew Tate anything 🍻 

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APPETIZER

Cancer-Detecting AI 🥼 

Scientists in Boston just finished developing an AI tool to detect early signs of lung cancer years before doctors would find it on a CT scan… and it’s up to 94% accurate.

Sybil isn’t approved by the FDA for use outside clinical trials just yet, but its odds are looking very promising so far.

It’s still a few updates away from perfect, though. One problem is the kind of information being used to train the AI model - data from hospitals and clinical trials doesn’t represent the diversity of the US, which means confidence in results falls for Black and Hispanic patients.

There’s some concerns about overdiagnosis too, but they’re probably going to be fleshed out with training updates (like all good AI models do).

Why this matters: Lung cancer’s the #1 leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Till we find a cure for cancer, AI’s going to be our best friend in preventing it.

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Russia’s ChatGPT competitor 🇷🇺 

There's a new chatbot in town. Russian lender Sberbank just released a GPT competitor called GigaChat, now in an invite-only testing mode.

We don’t have intel on how GigaChat compares to GPT and other bots just yet (in classic Russian fashion), but what allegedly sets it apart is its proficiency in Russian and training specifically for Russian culture.

And yup, it’s odd that Russia’s biggest AI play is coming from a bank. But Sberbank is majorly state-owned and has been using its $62B reserve to invest heavily in tech for years in anticipation of a moment like this.

This move comes amidst Russia’s movement to reduce the country's reliance on the West as it recovers from most countries’ slashed exports and sanctions after the Ukraine war.

Take: OpenAI’s progress with ChatGPT has got anti-US countries like Russia scrambling to stay up with the times. We’re all for the competition 🍿 .

A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA

Microsoft is living it up 🍻 

Microsoft had its latest earnings call yesterday, and its market value went up $200B right after. Here are the highlight reveals:

1/ Microsoft’s got 2,500+ Azure OpenAI Service customers.

2/ 10,000+ tech orgs signed up for GitHub Copilot for Business.

3/ Bing has more than 100 million daily active users.

4/ Search revenue went up 10% driven by Edge and Bing’s growth.

MEMES FOR DESSERT

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Think Pieces

Scientific American: can researchers make AI principled?

Why AI can’t replace human writers.

Is AI the start of the truly creative human? (EY opinion)

Startup News

EU lawmakers eye tiered approach to regulating generative AI.

Google merged its Deepmind and Google Brain teams.

Developer platform GitLab’s new security feature uses AI to explain vulnerabilities to developers.

Research

MFGLib: a library for mean-field games (models describing how large groups of people make decisions together.).

Tools

AI Diary: journal with AI by your side.

PalletteBrain: the Mac app to streamline workflows with GPT.

GPTGO: the GPT-assisted search engine.

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