AI Roundup [April 26]: Google unveils AI labeling tool, Microsoft and Alphabet AI’s earnings exceed expectations

AI Roundup, April 26: With growing concerns about fake images and videos created by AI going viral, Google has announced a content labeling tool in YouTube’s Creator Studio. This tool will label which video is AI-generated. In other news, Microsoft and Alphabet’s quarterly earnings in AI exceeded Wall Street expectations. Check out more such AI news from today.

1. Google announces AI labeling tool for YouTube

Now YouTube content creators will have to tell whether their video is original or AI-generated through a new AI labeling tool. With the help of this tool, all Creator Studio users of YouTube will have to disclose the originality of their videos. Google said the tool will encourage transparency and trust in the platform. Therefore, according to ABS-CBN, the AI ​​labeling tool will help reduce misinformation report,

2. Microsoft and Alphabet AI earnings show massive profits

With massive AI investments by Microsoft and Alphabet, companies demonstrated huge profits earned from AI technology. Microsoft reported quarterly profit of $21.9 billion, Alphabet reported profit of $23.7 billion. According to Business Insider, the bulk of the profits were seen from generative AI services and Microsoft’s AI Assistant for Azure. report,

3. Beijing officials will support companies in purchasing AI chips

Beijing has announced subsidies for companies that plan to buy domestically produced artificial intelligence (AI) chips. The initiative came from the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology. However, the size of the subsidy was not disclosed. “Companies that purchase domestically controlled GPU chips for intelligent computing services will receive support based on a certain percentage of their investment,” the official document said, according to Reuters. report,

4. GTPL Hathway Limited introduces AI-powered WhatsApp bot, GIVA

GTPL Hathway Limited, an MSO providing digital cable TV services, has announced WhatsApp bot, GIVA which is powered by AI. Chatbots are capable of automating customer support services such as self-service, after-sales service, and more. The chatbot is powered by Yellow.AI, a dynamic automation platform (DApp). According to a press release, Anirudh Singh Jadeja, Managing Director, GTPL Hathway Limited, said, “By leveraging and implementing advanced technologies, we aim to enhance customer interaction, streamline processes and set new benchmarks in the industry.” release,

5. Physics Valhalla uses AI to personalize learning experiences

An edtech company called Physics Wala announced an AI tool to encourage skill development among learners. The AI ​​tool aims to improve experiences by providing personalized learning with skills assessment, career guidance and opportunities in social entrepreneurship. “The platform ensures a structured learning journey for participants through content provision, assessment and progress monitoring,” said Ashish Sharma, chief business officer, Physics Wala Skills, according to TOI. report,

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