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š§š¼ ChatGPT gets organized
Also: Pika's updated video model is awesome
Happy Monday, wizards.
Hereās whatās brewing in AI today.
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Introducing Projectsāan easy way to organize chats that share topics or context in 4o.
Now available for ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users globally.
Weāll bring it to Enterprise and Edu users in January, and to Free users soon.
ā OpenAI (@OpenAI)
8:59 PM ⢠Dec 13, 2024
OpenAIās Day 7 of shipmas continued on Friday with the launch of a much-awaited feature in ChatGPT: Projects, fancy folders to organize your chats.
A project holds chats, uploaded files and specific custom instructions together in one place. This makes it a whole lot easier to find and continue where you left off for ongoing work.
Projects have support for web search and Canvas
Powered by GPT-4o, ie you canāt use o1 with projects (at least not yet)
For now, Projects is only available on the web version of ChatGPT and on the Windows desktop app. All ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users should already have it, while Enterprise, Edu and Free users will have to wait a bit longer.
Demos:
Putting documentation about stuff around your home (fridge manual, garage instruction, smart home notes, maintenance log, etc) in one project so you can query it anytime š„
Creating and iterating on a personal website. The project holds code documentation about a specific Javascript framework that the site is built on, and has uploaded details about the author.
ā Why it mattersā ā Iāve seen this feature requested so many times on social media and itās finally here. The search for those previous chats where we had that perfect prompt or had given ChatGPT so much good context is finally over.
Also donāt miss the first demo I linked to here ā it can seem deceptively trivial, but creating these āmini-systemsā for yourself using ChatGPT/Claude/what-have-you is, in my opinion, the best way to learn to be effective with AI.
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Pika just dropped a 2.0 upgrade of its AI video generator. The main update is that users can now upload and use their own images in generated videos, so called āScene Ingredientsā. You have control over characters, objects and backgrounds which can all be included in shots.
Pikaās new model also has better realism and character consistency, as well as text alignment (marketing folks, take note).
Hereās 10 demos showcasing what you can do with Pika now.
To access the 2.0 version youāll need a Pro subscription though (starting at $28/month).
You can try Pika here.
ā Why it mattersā ā Soraāyou got serious competition š°
Creating personalised videos just got a whole lot easier with Pika. This is a Christmas gift for content creators looking for solutions to scale their reach with AI. Pika isnāt the only company thinking along these lines ā I also reviewed a related tool last week, RenderNet.
Pikaās upgrade fits within the trend of AI video tools getting more specialised in terms of use cases; better storylines, consistency in characters and models trained for specific use cases.
Related: Sora sign-ups are now back again.
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3. Five quick-fire headlines
Thereās been more brewing in AI over the last days than I can cover in detail today. But hereās the other important headlines to keep you in the loop:
Mark Zuckerberg and Meta are siding with Elon Musk, asking the California attorney general to stop OpenAI from becoming a for-profit company.
Ex-OpenAI employee who accused the company of breaking copyright laws (while maintaining itās a broader issue) found dead in his apartment; suicide cited as cause of death, but speculation abounds.
Perplexity introduced custom web sources in Spaces, ie the ability to influence the response by choosing which websites Perplexity searches.
NotebookLM, Googleās viral assistant that generates AI podcasts of articles, will let you talk to the podcast hosts.
ChatGPT might soon not be the only assistant with a canvas feature; Google is experimenting with a canvas editor for itās new Deep Research mode.
THATāS ALL FOLKS!
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