🗞️ Apple Intelligence launches

July 30, 2024   |   Read Online Brought to you by: Top stories today: Meta rolls out AI Studio in U.S., allowing creators to make own chatbots iOS 18.1 with Apple Intelligence released in beta to developers IPOs raise $6.1B last week, highest since Dec. 2021 U.S. federal debt crosses $35T, with $27.8T held by public Follow us on X | Instagram | Advertise to our 250K+ subscribers 0. Data and calendar All values as of 11 PM ET / 8 PM PT, other than S&P500 and NASDAQ close (4 PM ET / 1 PM PT). All times are ET. 1. Meta rolls out AI Studio in U.S., allowing creators to make own AI chatbots Meta. "Extension of themselves to reach more fans": how Meta is pitching this to creators. Anyone can create chatbots, not only creators. Llama 3.1 models power these characters. In line with Meta's open weights strategy for Llama: because Meta monetizes attention through ad sales, rather than subscription services or an API, it makes sense to make their LLMs open, as it will encourage content creation. 2. iOS 18.1 with Apple Intelligence released in beta to developers Writing Tools in iOS 18.1: MacRumors. iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max required for Apple Intelligence, which must be turned on in Settings. iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1 were also released. Public betas are TBD. Only some features are already available, including Writing Tools, the new Siri, Smart Reply in Messages, Call Recording, and page summarization in Safari. 3. Finally, peers as smart as you are.* Sidebar. Getting promoted is hard. Being a leader is hard. And every day, there are a ton of things you'd love advice on, but there is no one to ask. Blogs are okay. Podcasts are long. How the f*** are you going to level up without people to learn from? Enter Sidebar. 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