🤖 The future of war, AI tutors, and Microsofts Canva killer

Good morning and welcome to the latest issue of neonpulse!

Here are the AI headlines making waves:

🌊  AI and the future of war

🌊  Meet the chatbots that will tutor

🌊  Microsoft working on Canva killer

Let’s get into it!

AI on the battlefield

In case you were worried that you would never have the chance to experience robotic warfare outside of a sci-fi movie, fear not, as controversial data analytics firm Palantir has just released their latest AI tech designed to help power the future of warfare.

The company’s Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) is designed to help military personnel make informed battle decisions with real-time data, allowing the system’s operators to order drone reconnaissance, generate plans of attack, and organize the jamming of enemy communications through a ChatGPT-style interface.

And while Palantir has stated that they’re committed to ensuring that their military AI is "totally ethical," many worry about weaponization of AI and the implications that follow.

So as we march into a future where AI will be calling the shots on the battlefield, let's hope that Palantir can come through on its promise of ethical AI.

You can watch a demo of the technology in action here.

Tutors of the future

Welcome to the future, where our AI overlords teach your kids to read and Bill Gates is their headmaster.

In a recent interview, the tech tycoon predicted that AI chatbots will be teaching children to read in the very near future, and will help provide tutoring assistance to chldren in subjects like math and science.

"In the next year and a half, every 5-year-old will have an AI reading buddy," said Gates, pointing out that the AI-powered education revolution could particularly benefit low-income areas where schools often lack resources.

And for any teachers around the world concerned that ChatGPT might one day take their job, Gates reassured that "AI won’t replace the teacher, but will become a fantastic tool for the teacher."

Looking forward, when this type of AI education technology is paired with a service like Starlink satellite internet, this will drive a profound improvement in the availability of education in lower income countries around the world.

Microsoft’s Canva killer

Microsoft has just released an AI-powered design tool that will transform how you create visual content, a move that puts the company in direct competition with digital design giant Canva.

Currently available for free here during a preview period, the design tool makes it easy to create any type of visual content, suggesting design options based on your current design assets and making the process of creating stunning visual assets effortless.

So whether you're an amateur designer trying to make your social media posts pop or a seasoned pro looking to up your game, Microsoft's new designer tool might just be the AI sidekick you never knew you needed.

Want an easy way to boost your productivity with AI?

Thanks to the built-in ChatGPT, Notion AI is like a productivity app on steroids, allowing you to effortlessly write emails, blogs, and social media posts, condense lengthy articles, and more.

Plus it's a steal at just $10/month, which is half the price of ChatGPT Pro!

So if you’re ready to work smarter, not harder, you can take NotionAI for a free test drive here.

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Cool AI Tools

🔗 Sttabot - Turn simple prompts into fully functional apps

🔗 Rytr - Create high-quality written content in few seconds

🔗 Kidgeni - AI art generation for children

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