These are today’s top AI stories.
In a significant move, Meta, the tech giant formerly known as Facebook, has confirmed the introduction of an AI kill switch feature for Instagram and Facebook users in Europe. This feature empowers users within the European Union with the ability to turn off AI-powered personalizations. Users might have the option to see their content displayed in chronological order or ranked by local popularity. The introduction of this kill switch feature aligns with a new regulation set forth by the EU, demanding that tech companies offer users the choice to opt out of AI-driven personalizations. This is a major step towards giving users more control over the content they consume and the data that is used to tailor their online experiences.
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Enterprise, an enterprise-focused iteration of their powerful AI model. This new version comes with enhanced security, customization, and unrestricted access to the gpt4 model. It places a premium on business-grade privacy controls and encryption, assuring organizations of data confidentiality. The unlimited and high-speed access to gpt4 allows Enterprise users to process larger files and have more extensive interactions. The inclusion of Advanced Data Analysts and shared chat templates further enhances the capabilities of ChatGPT Enterprise, making it a game-changer for businesses.
Doordash, the trailblazing food delivery service, has introduced AI-powered voice ordering technology to transform the way restaurants manage their customer calls. This technology seamlessly manages high call volumes during peak hours, freeing up human staff to focus on in-store customers. It also provides personalized recommendations to customers and supports multilingual capabilities, optimizing the customer experience. Doordash’s move is a strategic leap into owning the complete delivery lifecycle and optimizing the food delivery ecosystem.
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