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A new week of tech news, updates, and more insights:
🛠️ OpenAI’s GPT-4o fine-tuning lets companies customize AI with their own data, shaping the future of AI in business.
🌟 Lesson of the Week: AI driving innovation and efficiency, transforming the future of AI in the workforce.
🔒 NIST introduces new encryption standards to protect against future quantum threats, ensuring the future of AI remains secure.
🛰️ Weekly Tech Tip: How to blur your home on Google Maps.
🚀 What’s New: Four corporate Python skills and improved performance.
📙 Book of the Week: “The Innovators” by Walter Isaacson, a dive into the minds who set the foundation for the future of AI.
Don’t Fall Behind in Your Data Education
ChatGPT Further Adjusts With Your Data
OpenAI has introduced a fine-tuning feature for its GPT-4o model, allowing companies to customize the AI with their own data, paving the way for the future of AI in customer service and other specific tasks.
This enables businesses to tailor the model for specific tasks, such as customer service, using their text-based information.
The process takes only about 1-2 hours, making it accessible for a wide range of users.
Lesson of the Week
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries by driving innovation, efficiency, and transforming jobs. This Lesson of the Week from our skill, “The impact of AI on the workforce,” explores these changes across sectors, offering insights into the future of AI in various industries.
Question of the Week:
How is AI changing the workforce in banking to improve its operations?
Select one or more
A) Optimizing risk assessment
B) Enhancing customer service using chatbots
C) Autonomously making loan approvals
D) Generating individualized interest rates
See if you’re right–the answer is at the bottom!
NIST Standards Shape the Future of AI
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has introduced three new encryption standards to protect data from future quantum computer threats.
These updated encryption methods are designed to secure everything from emails to online transactions, critical for safeguarding the future of AI.
NIST is encouraging organizations to start using these new standards now to stay ahead of potential security risks as quantum technology advances.
Weekly Tech Tip
Boost Your iPhone’s Battery
In today’s landscape of emerging technologies, it’s vital to manage your device’s battery efficiently. Here’s how to boost your iPhone’s battery life.
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Remove widgets from your iPhone lock screen: Widgets on the lock screen cause apps to run in the background, draining battery. To save power, remove or avoid widgets by pressing Edit, then Customize, and tapping the — button.
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Turn off your iPhone’s haptic keyboard feedback: Haptic feedback, added in iOS 16, makes the keyboard vibrate as you type, but it can drain battery. To conserve power, disable it in Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Keyboard Feedback.
What's New
Four new Python skills were added for our corporate learners, alongside bug fixes for improved performance and stability, essential for staying ahead in the future of AI.
If you’re interested in having these new skills added to your learning path, please reach out to support@quanthub.com or your account manager to learn more.
Book of the Week
Walter Isaacson’s “The Innovators” explores the key figures behind the digital revolution, highlighting how their visionary ideas shaped modern technology and the future of AI.
Beginning with Ada Lovelace in the 1840s, Isaacson examines the talents, creativity, and collaboration that drove innovators like Alan Turing, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates to success.
The book provides a deep understanding of how teamwork and ingenuity contributed to groundbreaking advancements in computing and the internet, shaping the future of AI.
More Tidbits
Apple iPhone 16 event set for September 9
AT&T to pay $950,000 to resolve investigation into 911 outage
Durov arrest boosts Telegram app downloads
Grok-2 gets a speed bump after developers rewrite code in three days
Apple Explores Robotics in Search of Life Beyond the iPhone
Microsoft plans September cybersecurity event to discuss changes after CrowdStrike outage
Lesson of the Week Answer:
A & B.