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In today’s newsletter:

Insights: Exploring the OpenAI Models Family: A Complete Review.
Podcast Episode Review: Highlights on How to Power Enterprise AI Transformation with Microsoft Copilot
Uber launching OpenAI-powered AI assistant.
Meta introduces AI-edited video ads on Facebook and Instagram.

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🎙️ ABA Podcast Review #EP5: Microsoft AI Co-Pilot: How to Power Enterprise AI Transformation with Microsoft Copilot

In the last episode of AI Business Asia Podcast, Leo interviewed Adeel Khan, a senior technical specialist at Microsoft, about Copilot.

Adeel has been recognized as an AI co-pilot Champion; having been with Microsoft for almost five years and has over 20 years of experience in the Microsoft ecosystem. He recently published a book introducing managers to Microsoft Copilot.

Some of the key insights from the conversation:

Copilot has the potential to transform the way organizations work.
It can be used to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and increase productivity.
Managers are one of the groups of people who will benefit the most from Copilot.
Copilot can be used for a variety of tasks, such as drafting emails, summarizing meeting notes, and explaining complex math problems.
Organizations need to have a clear strategy for how they will use Copilot and to provide training to employees on how to use it effectively.
Some of the challenges that organizations face when adopting Copilot include data organization, security, and culture.
Copilot is a powerful tool that can be used to improve organizational efficiency and productivity.

Watch the full podcast episode here

Exploring the OpenAI Models Family: A Complete Review

Over the past few years, OpenAI has been at the forefront of artificial intelligence development, consistently releasing advanced models that push the boundaries of what AI can achieve.

Their newest OpenAI models, OpenAI o1 and GPT-4o, mark significant leaps in AI capabilities, particularly in complex reasoning, coding, and natural language processing.

This article delves into the evolution of these OpenAI models, examining their strengths, weaknesses, and use cases across various industries:

Read the full article here

The News: East Meets West

News from Asia:

SAP invests $12 million in its Digital Innovation Accelerator to boost adoption of Business AI in Singapore.
Lenovo expands AI server production in India, targets major exports to Asia-Pacific.
OpenAI to establish Singapore office, its second in Asia, by end of this year.
Microsoft, KT announce $1.8b AI partnership in South Korea.
ByteDance’s TikTok cuts hundreds of jobs in shift towards AI content moderation.

News from the West:

New Gmail security alert For 2.5 billion users as AI hack confirmed.
Uber to launch OpenAI-powered AI assistant.
Meta introduces AI-edited video ads on Facebook and Instagram.
Musk shows off driverless robotaxi to be priced under $30,000.
Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs sold out for 12 months.
AMD sees next AI chip in mass production later this year.

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