OpenAI has just unveiled DALL-E 3, a substantial enhancement to the text-to-image platform, seamlessly integrating it with ChatGPT and significantly elevating output quality.Key highlights include: Reduced reliance on ‘prompt engineering,’ enabling users to engage in natural conversations with ChatGPT to produce image outputs.

Google Announces Bard Extensions For Workspace. Google recently made some important improvements to Bard. Now, Bard can gather useful information from various Google tools like Gmail, Docs, Maps, and more to give better answers. There’s also a “Google it” button that helps Bard double-check its responses against the internet to avoid mistakes. These updates come from a smarter learning model, making Bard more creative and precise.

Microsoft’s AI researchers inadvertently disclosed 38TB of company data while attempting to provide open-source code and AI models for image recognition to fellow researchers via GitHub. This breach occurred through a SAS link that granted access to an entire Azure storage account. Within the exposed data, cybersecurity firm Wiz identified backups of Microsoft employees’ computers, housing passwords for Microsoft services, confidential keys, and more than 30,000 internal Teams messages from numerous Microsoft employees.

According to reports, Google has granted early access to a select group of companies to test its conversational AI system, Gemini. This move comes as the excitement surrounding Gemini, a competitor to OpenAI’s GPT-4, continues to build.

Gemini possesses the capability to power chatbots, summarize text, generate content, and more. Companies are currently testing a scaled-down version of the complete Gemini model.

Google’s objective is to eventually make Gemini widely accessible through its Google Cloud platform, directly challenging OpenAI’s API access.