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In this YouTube video, James Cameron delves into the world of AI, discussing its impact on his work, his feelings towards its advancements, its current role in Hollywood, and much more.

👉🏽 X’s privacy policy confirms it will use public data to train AI models.
X updated privacy policy to use collected user data and public info for training AI models, likely for Elon Musk's separate xAI company (link)

👉🏽 AI Bots Build Entire Software Company in 7 Minutes for $1...
ChatGPT AI bots built software company ChatDev in just 7 minutes for $1 per project. Handled full development process from design to release, showing automation potential (link)

👉🏽 Apple's Secret AI More Powerful Than ChatGPT...Should We Be Afraid? Apple spends millions daily on advanced AI like chatbot Ajax, deemed more powerful than ChatGPT. Multiple internal teams expand language, image, and more models (link)

👉🏽 ChatGPT uses water…a lot of it.
Microsoft's water use spikes over 30% in 2022, much tied to powering AI like ChatGPT. Estimated 500 mL of water consumed per ChatGPT query, prompting environmental concerns over resource usage (link)

👉🏽 Amazon Publishers Now Required to disclose AI Generated Content.
Amazon now requires disclosing if Kindle Direct books are AI-generated, addressing complaints about fake human authors. But authors demand same for all Amazon books, plus visible labels to easily filter content (link)