ChatGPT is taking language translation to a new level and saving me in Italy 🤌

Love this use case.

My hot take on the Microsoft Build coverage and releases I’ve seen so far:

Microsoft is doing one thing that other cloud providers are either too scared or too complacent to try.

They’re willing to cannibalize old products for the sake of a true AI-first strategy.

This has been my two-device work setup (plus monitor usually) for months.

Example: when I’m in a zoom meeting, I’ll mute myself, dictate a crazy fast question to chatgpt, get the answer, and skim it.

Basically enriching my work in real-time.

Eye-opening stats on generative AI usage at work by region from the Microsoft Work Trend Index Annual Report.

Look at Latin America and Asia-Pacific 📈

Also shocked by Japan—only 32%?

I’ve seen multiple threads say voice AI is lame.

Here is why they’re wrong:

- when using hands/eyes is dangerous, like walking through a city 🚕

- when hands/eyes are busy, like while cleaning or doing makeup 🧼

- dictation is up to 7x faster than typing (I kickstand my

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If you think AI won’t completely transform the shopping experience, I’m sorry but… 😬

I’m glad he shared this.

I’m sure it was tough, I’m sure he’ll get pushback and hate, but I’m glad he shared this.

Rating this new ChatGPT feature a 12/10. Why?

1) I've been screaming for more spreadsheet-related AI. 90% of the enterprises I speak with ask for AI for spreadsheets.

2) Their reply feature now extends to tables (presumably also cells, rows, multi-column, etc.)

3) It's yummy.

Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s a multimodal model trained to sound flirty 💄

If I tried to summarize everything Google released yesterday, my thumbs would break.

They demo'd an AI teammate in Workspace, a Gmail Q&A, better photo search, open source models, an early look at a Sora competitor named Veo, the longest context window of any foundational model,

This is one of the few Google I/O recaps that makes the onslaught of announcements more digestible.

Liam, tell your boss I said thank you.