Apple's Open-Source Model, Altman's Health AI, and Charging Drones

Here's what you need to know in today's AI roundup 07/20/2024:

➡️ New AI Models Emerge:
- Apple's dclm 7B: Open-source language model outperforming Mistral 7B, potentially runnable on iPhones. Pre-training dataset released.
- Turbo 2.5: Eleven Labs' faster, lighter text-to-speech model supporting 27 languages. Music and sound effect generation in development.

➡️ Platform Innovations:
- Pinocchio 2.0: Platform for running AI apps locally with seamless website integration and zero-click launching.
- Aura Flow Live Portrait: Fal AI's real-time demo for open-source image generator, allowing webcam-controlled avatars.
- Microsoft Designer: AI-powered design platform integrated into various Microsoft apps, with free mobile app for iOS and Android.
- Thrive Global: AI health coaching company launched by Sam Altman and Arianna Huffington, focusing on personalized wellness.

➡️ AI Development:
- Anthropic's $1 billion AI training process: CEO Dario Amodei reveals scale of research efforts.
- New prompt jailbreak: Exploits GPT-4's focus on historical accuracy to bypass safety restrictions.

➡️ AI Ethics and Data Usage:
- YouTube video scraping controversy: Apple, Nvidia, and Anthropic used dataset containing transcripts from over 100,000 YouTube videos without permission.

➡️ AI in Specialized Fields:
- AI-powered drone: New technology allows drones to land on power lines and charge themselves using inductive charging.

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