Oklahoma City Cops All-In on AI - Robot Writers AI
The days of police reports typed with one-finger by exasperated peacekeepers may soon go the way of brass knuckles. Cops in Oklahoma City are now using an AI chatbot — linked to their body camera — to write pursuits and arrests in real-time.
Observes Oklahoma City Police Sergeant Matt Gilmore regarding the AI’s report on a recent incident: “It was a better report than I could have ever written — and it was 100% accurate.”
Other city police departments giving AI a whirl include Lafayette, Indiana and Fort Collins, Colorado, according to lead writer Sean Murphy.
In-Depth Guide: The Algorithm Kings: Top 100 AI Consumer Apps
Andreessen-Horowitz has released its semi-annual report on the top apps in AI. The ranking offers an excellent snapshot on who’s who in AI — and how they stack-up against one another. Not surprisingly, ChatGPT tops the list, followed by Google’s Gemini, Character.ai, Liner, and Quillbot. (Source)
ChatGPT Now Clocking 200 Million Users-a-Week
ChatGPT — still the industry standard in AI writing and generative AI — is now reeling-in 200 million active users every week. Currently, 92% of the Fortune 500 use ChatGPT. (Source)
AI Writing Pioneer Now Plays Nice With All the Cool AI Engines
Anyword — a key player in AI-powered writing for marketers — can now work with a number of AI engines, also known as Large Language Models. Anyword made the switch “with the understanding that content will be created around an organization by many people through different tools and platforms.” (Source)
Study: AI Loves a Good Example
The next time you’re looking to prompt an AI engine like ChatGPT to do something for you, you’ll have the best luck showing it an example of what you’re looking for. AI engines can achieve “near-perfect accuracy” when relying on examples to reason their way to a solution. (Source)
New AI for Gmail: Looking to Transform Messages from Meh to Marvelous
Paying users of select Google services can now use new AI to help punch-up emails before they tap “send.” The catch: You need to be a paying subscriber to Google One AI Premium or Google’s Gemini add-on for Workspace to get access to the new AI. (Source)
Google’s Promised AI Customizations: Your Chatbot, Your Rules, Your Imagination
Users of Google’s Gemini chatbot are being promised they’ll soon be able to create custom versions of the AI featuring distinct personalities and/or special expertise. ChatGPT already offers users the ability to customize the chatbot via the maker’s online store. (Source)
Google: Throwing Millions at California — Hoping It Sticks
Google is promising millions of dollars in its effort to derail proposed California legislation that would force it to pay for news that appears next to its advertising on Google search and similar products. California Governor Gavin Newsom gives the move a big thumbs-up. (Source)
Forgetful? Now AI Reminds You of Everything You Ignored in Meetings
Otter.ai is rolling-out a new “My Action Items” feature designed to track all of your action items across all of your meetings. Specific features of My Action Items include consolidated action items, context-rich tasks, and notifications. (Source)
AI Big Picture: AI’s Price Wars: For Consumers, Rock-Bottom is the Place to Be
Consumers currently have the upper hand when choosing their preferred AI engine. Makers of the AI are essentially giving away developer access to their AI based on hopes that there will be profit in the tech long-term. Snickered one consumer: “I feel your pain.” (Source)
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