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• 💬 AI Inspiration

• 💥 Legal Showdown Threatens AI-Powered PC Launches

• 🍏 WWDC 2024: Apple Unveils "Apple Intelligence" with Smarter Siri

• 🎨 AI Art: Can You Spot the Real? 25% Guessed It.

• 🔓 AI Agents Join Forces to Hack Smarter and Faster

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ARM

Legal Battle Puts AI-Powered PCs at Risk

A two-year legal battle between Arm Holdings and Qualcomm threatens to disrupt the release of new AI-powered PCs from companies like Microsoft, Asus, and Dell.

The dispute is over chip designs Qualcomm got from Nuvia, a startup by ex-Apple engineers.

Arm claims these designs violate its patents.

If Arm wins, it could stop shipments of these new devices.

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APPLE AI

WWDC 2024: Apple Debuts Smarter AI

Apple introduced "Apple Intelligence" at WWDC 2024, its new generative AI.

This feature, built into iOS, macOS, and visionOS, focuses on personalized experiences and privacy.

Key updates include a smarter Siri, multitasking, and custom emojis.

It uses both on-device and cloud processing.

Here are the Key Highlights:

• Apple Intelligence Unveiled: A new generative AI feature integrated into iOS, macOS, and visionOS.

• Privacy and Personalization: Focuses on user privacy and personalized experiences.

• Enhanced Siri: Smarter Siri with text and voice query capabilities.

• Multitasking Improvements: Cross-app compatibility for smoother workflows.

• Genmoji: Create custom emojis using AI.

• Image Playground: On-device image generator for apps like Messages and Keynote.

• Image Wand: Tool for Apple Pencil to create images by circling text.

• Natural Language Search: Improved search for photos and videos using natural language.

• Device Compatibility: Available on iPhone 15 Pro, M1 Mac, and iPad devices.

• OpenAI Partnership: Integrates ChatGPT for enhanced image and text generation.

AI ART - CAN YOU TELL?

AI AGENTS

AI Agents Team Up to Hack Smarter

Researchers at the University of Illinois created a new AI system called HPTSA that can find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in computer systems.

HPTSA, which stands for Hierarchical Planning and Task-Specific Agents, uses a main planning agent to manage smaller agents, making it better at discovering and attacking weak spots.

Tested on 15 real-world vulnerabilities, HPTSA performed up to 4.5 times better than older methods.

Read the Paper

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