9 AI Developments: HeyGen 2.0 to AjaxGPT, Open Interpreter to NExT-GPT and Roblox AI

There were nine impactful AI developments in the last few days that I wanted to tell you guys about.

From the frankly startling HeyGen video translation, to the epic new prompt optimising paper, and from Apple's IAX GPT to Open Interpreter, Next GPT, yet more Google Gemini news, and even Roblox AI.

But I must start with HeyGen.

You probably already heard from AI explained that HeyGen can generate lifelike videos and is available as a plugin to ChatGPT.

But how about video language dubbing?

Well, today I got access to their new Avatar 2.0 feature and I decided to test it out with Sam Altman.

Not with the real Sam Altman, of course, but with his testimony to the Senate.

And I want Spanish language speakers to tell me how accurate they think this is.

My worst fears are that we are causing significant damage to the country, technology, industry and the world.

Creo que eso podría suceder de varias formas.

Por eso empezamos la empresa.

Es una gran parte de por qué estoy aquí hoy y hemos podido pasar tiempo contigo.

Si esta tecnología falla, puede ser desastroso.

Queremos ser claros en nuestra postura al respecto.

I have been researching three or four tools, including this one, to translate my videos into dozens of languages, and I can't wait to put that into place.

But time waits for no man, so let me move on to Open Interpreter.

I've been using the version released five days ago.

What is it? Well, an open source code interpreter.

Here is a brief preview.

you Of course, I've been trying it out intensively, and while it's not perfect, it has proven useful.

I asked it this.

Download this YouTube video in 1440p, e.g. using PyTube, and clip out 2318, 2338, save to desktop, naming file Altman Vertical

Line.

That's a clip I wanted to use in this very video.

Now, OK, it wouldn't have taken me that long to do it manually, but this process was a few seconds.