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Future careers aren't what you think with AI 🏢

💼 The future of careers with AI, UN forms AI Governance Advisory Body, the best secret ChatGPT plugin, and more!

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Everyday AI
October 27, 2023

Outsmart The Future

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🎙 Daily Podcast Episode: What do future careers look like in the age of enterprise AI? Will all roles be infused with AI? We break down the future of enterprises with AI. Give it a listen.

🕵️‍♂️ Fresh Finds: AI that lets you make real time UI personalizations, Google offering a $12 million hacker bounty, and singers Cher and Selena Gomez mad at AI voice clones. Read on for Fresh Finds.

🗞 Byte Sized Daily AI News: Amazon's Q3 earnings show AI growth, OpenAI’s safety team prepares for AI risks, and the UN forms AI Governance Advisory Body. For that and more, read on for Byte Sized News.

🚀 AI In 5: We might have just found the best ChatGPT plugin that no one has heard of! See it here.

🧠 Learn & Leveraging AI: We tapped into a tech leader in enterprise and he unfolded what future careers look like in an AI-powered landscape. We tell you how to get prepared.

↩️ Don’t miss out: Did you miss our last newsletter? We talked about Building a brand live with AI, the White House to unveil AI Executive Order, and creating interactive stories with AI voices. Check it here!

Enterprise AI - Future Careers and How to Prepare 🏢

With AI changing careers on so many levels, it leaves us with even more questions:

What do future careers look like in the age of Enterprise AI?

What jobs will still be around and what new jobs will come out of it?

Will robots become our coworkers or managers?

Christian Hammer, Founder and CEO of Vala AI Inc., joins us to discuss the future of careers in the enterprise space and what role AI will play.

Also on the pod today:

• Will AI show up in all roles? 🤖
• How enterprises use predictive AI 🔮
• Preparing for future AI careers 🏃

It’ll be worth your 41 minutes:

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Here’s our favorite AI finds from across the web:

New AI Tool Spotlight – Commenter.AI helps you grow your LinkedIn engagement, Layer is an AI research copilot, and flowRL lets you make real time UI personalizations.

Big Tech – Google is offering up to a $12 million hacker bounty if you’re able to help find bugs in its AI systems.

Future of Work - A study by UKG shows that 78% of C-suite leaders say their organizations use AI.

AI in Science – Scientists have created a neural network with the human-like ability to make generalizations about language.

Pop Culture – Cher and Selena Gomez are just two of the latest singers to scold the use of their voices with AI.

1. Amazon's Q3 Earnings Show Cloud and AI Growth 📈

Amazon's Q3 earnings report reveals significant growth in its cloud and AI sectors. The company's cloud services continue to be a major revenue driver, contributing to its overall financial performance. AI technologies are also playing a pivotal role in Amazon's strategy, with advancements in machine learning and data analytics. Investors are keenly watching these sectors as potential areas for future growth.

2. United Nations Forms AI Governance Advisory Body 🌐

The United Nations has established an advisory body to address governance issues related to artificial intelligence. This move aims to create a global framework for ethical and responsible AI development and deployment. The advisory body will work on setting international standards and guidelines for AI technologies. It's a significant step towards global cooperation on AI ethics and governance.

3. OpenAI's Safety Team Gears Up for AI Risks 🚨

OpenAI has formed a new safety team to prepare for potential catastrophic risks associated with AI technologies. The team will focus on identifying and mitigating risks, including those related to machine learning and data security. OpenAI aims to be at the forefront of AI safety research and practices, ensuring that its technologies are developed responsibly.

4. ChatGPT's Role in Phishing Emails: An IBM Study 🎣

IBM researchers have found that ChatGPT can generate phishing emails that are almost as effective as those written by humans. In a study, a ChatGPT-generated phishing email had an 11% click rate, just slightly lower than a human-written email with a 14% click rate. The study raises concerns about the potential misuse of AI technologies for malicious purposes.

5. NatureEye Offers Immersive Drone Flights to World Destinations 🌍

NatureEye is launching immersive drone flights that allow users to virtually visit tourist destinations around the world. The platform offers 30-minute drone flights at conservation locations, controlled by the user. It aims to revolutionize the virtual travel industry, providing unique opportunities for exploration and also contributing to conservation efforts.

Is this secret ChatGPT plugin the best ever made? 😱 

New plugin … who dis?

We've reviewed every web browsing plugin so we know a thing or two about which are good and not.

So what makes this one so great?

And how is no one talking about this one?

Let's find out!

🤷‍♂️ What’s Going On and Why It Matters:

Are we all gonna be working for an AI-powered robot named Mika one day? 

(Yeah, that’s unfortunately a real thing.) 

We get it — thinking about future careers is tough. Especially in the day and age of AI where it seems like years of change come in weekly waves. 

To prepare us for what Enterprise AI means for future careers, we employed the help of a real human to help us light the path. 

Sorry, Mika. 

Christian Hammer is the CEO of Vala AI, which specializes in modernizing IT and operations with their AI solutions. 

With a vast background in tech and enterprise roles at household names like Wayfair and Nike, Christian is in a unique position to understand decades worth of tech trends, and how GenAI is going to impact how we all work. 

If you wanna get a peek into how Enterprise AI will impact our day-to-day work lives, today’s show is a fascinating watch/listen. 

We dove deep into how AI has already started to impact enterprise companies, and how it’ll continue to do so. 

A lil preview of what we chopped it up about:

  • If we’re all gonna be working like Tony Stark in Iron Man. (The answer might surprise you) 

  • Impact of predictive systems on company-specific Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

  • Current focus on solving problems faced by large enterprises through enterprise AI

  • Expected increase in use of specialized GenAI tools in the short term

  • Achievability of personalized assistants with current AI technology

  • Dystopian and utopian possibilities of AI future

We’re on Team Utopian future, BTW. 

Ready to put it all into action? 

Us too.

Let’s break it down. 👇

🦾How You Can Leverage:

TBH, future careers in a world of Enterprise AI sound wild. 

And fun. 

And let’s be clear about one thing. As we look into the future, there’s no guarantees. 

But Christian had some insights and laid out an ideal gameplan for us all to keep up, regardless of where the space shifts. 

From an expert in tech and Enterprise AI, here’s the 1-2-3 on getting prepped for future careers:

1 – AI tools are for short term 🛠️

Hey look at these shiny 17 new AI tools that can tie my Metaverse shoelaces brooooo! Lolz. 

Christian warned against getting too cozy with the AI tool frenzy. Sure, they’re helpful and impressive in their capabilities, but they’re probably not part of the long-term solution. 

Try this:
Enterprise AI is a bigger train and takes a while to build steam. While smaller companies and entrepreneurs may have been able to adapt to GenAI faster and use umpteen different tools in their workflow, that’s the short game.

The long game? GenAI systems like Microsoft 365 Copilot, which will start getting rolled out to enterprise companies next week. (Personally, we think it’ll be disruptive.)

2 – Embrace new, seamless interfaces ✨

Want some good news? Christian doesn’t see future careers that are tied to a desk, eyes glued on a wall of monitors.

So what might it look like? Look for technology interfaces that make your work life smoother. 

Imagine accessing and sharing information seamlessly across all your devices, just like Tony Stark talking with Jarvis throughout his entire home. 

Try this: Real talk — AI personal assistants aren’t science fiction. They’re very real, and an emerging trend in Enterprise AI. Check out this recent article on CNBC about how enterprise companies are already using AI assistants in daily workflows. 

3 – Adapt, learn and evolve 🪴️

Christian’s advice here is sound: incremental learning. Every day. Climbing the mountain of AI success is all about taking it one (incremental) step at a time! 

As Enterprise AI splashes onto the scene, we’ll be able to automate more and dive deeper. 

There’s two sides to this coin, though. The flip side? 

We’ll have to learn to adapt faster, learn more deeply, and evolve in our career trajectory often to keep pace. 

Try this: 

Wanna dive even deeper? If you enjoyed today’s conversation, you can double down. Jordan actually joined Christian’s podcast, Techtastic, last month. Go listen to their convo, where the duo chat about the future of tech, ChatGPT plugins and more. 

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