I’m going to let you in on a little secret.

Good morning AI Multipreneurs!

This week I let you in on a secret about the new company I’ve been working on, AI Top Rank. And OpenAI and Google are in a race to release the best multimodal LLM.

Let’s jump in.

This week’s lineup:

• Automation Strategy: I’m going to let you in on a little secret.

• Latest News: OpenAI races to launch multimodal LLM GPT-Vision, aiming to beat Google Gemini’s debut

• Insightful Videos

• Useful Tools

Read time: 7 minutes

AUTOMATION STRATEGY

I’m going to let you in on a little secret.

I’ve been building another company, and it’s almost ready to be released into the wild.

It’s an AI tool launchpad and competition, called AI Top Rank.

I’m going to tell you all the tools I used to build it.

So, if you’re ever interested in building a SaaS website, you’ll have an excellent place to start.

These are solid tools, they’re the industry standard.

With some of the best AI tools peppered in.

If you’re curious to keep up with AI Top Rank when it launches, you can sign up for updates here.

Alright, here are all the core software tools used to build AI Top Rank:

1. X (free) → Marketing

2. Figma (free) → Design

3. Framer (free) → Waitlist

4. Make (free) → Automation

5. Apple notes (free) → Notes

6. Beehiiv ($99) → Newsletter

7. Cursor (free) → Code editor

8. Vercel ($20) → Deployment

9. Discord (free) → Community

10. Supabase (free) → Database

11. Usermaven (free) → Analytics

12. Notion (free) → Task management

13. Vercel ($20) → Website deployment

14. Loops (free) → Waitlist email signups

15. MarsX (free) → Open source software

16. Google Domains ($12) → Domain name

17. NextJS & Tailwind (free) → Front end design

18. ChatGPT ($20) → Strategy, ideation & coding

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LATEST NEWS

OpenAI races to launch multimodal LLM GPT-Vision, aiming to beat Google Gemini’s debut

Key Points:

1. OpenAI is preparing to release a multimodal Large Language Model (LLM) codenamed Gobi, which is capable of processing and comprehending multiple forms of data, including text and images.

2. Although Google is set to release its own large language model, Gemini, OpenAI’s Gobi aims to surpass it in capabilities, as hinted by features showcased during GPT-4's launch but limited in their availability.

Why it Matters:

The introduction of multimodal LLMs, which can interpret both text and visual information, showcases a significant leap in AI's versatility and applicability. This shift expands potential applications, such as website code generation from mere visual sketches or deciphering visual charts into textual analysis. As OpenAI and Google compete to dominate the AI market, their innovations and releases might determine the direction of future AI development, impacting industries and consumers alike, with the balance between innovation and responsibility becoming a key concern.

DeepMind is using AI to pinpoint the causes of genetic disease

Key Points:

1. Google DeepMind has developed an AI named AlphaMissense that can predict which DNA variations are likely to cause diseases, providing insight into disease diagnosis and potentially aiding in drug development.

2. While the technology is a promising advancement, DeepMind is withholding the complete model for public download due to biosecurity concerns regarding its application to non-human species.

Why it Matters:

AI's capability to accurately predict disease-causing DNA variations could revolutionize medical diagnoses, especially for rare disorders, and could accelerate the process of understanding and treating genetic diseases. DeepMind's shift from conquering games to significant biological challenges underscores the vast potential of AI in medicine. The decision by DeepMind to limit access to the entire model raises questions about the balance between technological advancement and biosecurity. As AI's role in biological applications grows, ensuring these models are used responsibly becomes crucial to prevent potential misuse.

TikTok now lets creators label AI-generated content

Key Points:

1. TikTok is launching tools for users to label AI-created or enhanced content, subsequent to the introduction of AI-driven filters and background image generators.

2. Any AI-produced content with "realistic images, audio or video" requires labeling, while TikTok is also crafting an algorithm for automatic AI-content detection.

Why it Matters:

This decision by TikTok ensures that users are informed about the nature of the content they're consuming, minimizing the dissemination of potentially misleading content. As AI's role in content generation grows, it's crucial for platforms like TikTok to maintain transparency and uphold user trust.

INSIGHTFUL VIDEOS

USEFUL TOOLS

Booom.ai creates AI-powered trivia games, adding an element of fun and engagement to your content.

Kaiber is a video generation engine that lets you create videos using your own images or text, giving you creative control.

vidIQ aids YouTube creators in enhancing the reach of their content, now incorporating AI features for even better results.

Vimcal offers an AI-supported calendar designed to boost work productivity by optimizing scheduling and time management.

Voice.ai enables real-time voice transformation, allowing you to mimic the voices of famous celebrities seamlessly.

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