AI in 2023: A Round Up
2023 has been a landmark year for AI, with each month bringing groundbreaking advancements.
Let’s look back at these pivotal moments that have shaped the AI landscape.
Microsoft’s Major Moves
January saw Microsoft invest a staggering $10 billion in OpenAI, a massive boost for Azure cloud services and a signal of Microsoft’s commitment to AI.
BingBangBong
February celebrated Bing Chat, powered by GPT-4, surpassing 100 million users, reshaping how we interact with the web.
GPT-4’s Academic Prowess
In March, GPT-4 wowed us by acing academic exams, including the LSAT and SAT, though it’s not without its flaws.
Google’s AI Evolution
April marked a significant merger at Google, uniting DeepMind with the Brain team.
PaLMed Up
May introduced Google’s PaLM 2, seamlessly integrated into various Google products, enhancing user experience.
Midjourney and Adobe’s AI Innovations
Midjourney’s V5 Image Generator in June brought a leap in photorealism, while July saw Adobe’s Firefly revolutionise creative AI tools.
Meta’s Distinctive Chatbots
August was about Meta’s unique AI chatbots, set to redefine user engagement on social platforms.
Runway’s AI Video Breakthrough
September brought Runway’s Gen-2 text-to-video generator, advancing AI in filmmaking.
Amazon’s Humanoid Robotics
October unveiled Amazon’s humanoid robot, Digit, a glimpse into the future of robotics in operations.
Google’s Bard Watches YouTube for You
November had Google Bard analysing YouTube content, a huge step in AI’s media integration.
Apple’s AI Revolution
December closed the year with Apple’s AI breakthrough for iPhones, setting new standards for processing speed and AI capabilities.
This year has been nothing short of a milestone in AI’s history, pushing boundaries and integrating AI into our lives.
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