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Good morning, Caffeinators☀️

Today’s Starting Sips:

• 🧳 Leaked GPT Feature! Biz Edition?

• 💌 Amazon's Secret Love Affair with GPT

• 🏦 Xi and Bill’s Highstake AI Talk

🧳 Leaked GPT Feature! Biz Edition?

OpenAI got caught! They are cooking up a special order for GPT— business edition.

One eagle-eyed Reddit user managed to spot a new ChatGPT interface lurking in the source code (see image). This same user had previously unearthed the chat-sharing feature a week before its public unveiling.

The sneak peek shows off 'workspaces'. It allows users to set up profiles for ChatGPT to remember. Oh, and there's a nifty file upload button too.

This revelation fits well into OpenAI's promise of a business spin on ChatGPT, initially scheduled for April 2023.

On top of that, there's talk of new privacy measures. This business variant of GPT promises not to use the company’s data for model training (this is crucial).

This could be a game-changer for companies not developing their own LLMs. It also is a leg up for small to mid-size businesses. It provides them legal and safe access to one of the most powerful LLMs on the market.

💌 Amazon's Secret Love Affair with GPT

You won't believe this. Leaked Amazon document has declared its loyalty to GPT! It revealed a whopping 67 ways the company can utilize ChatGPT. Yes, you heard that right - 67!

Who wouldn't want an AI powerhouse to handle everything from security automation to Amazon.com's search engine optimization?

Of course, the big question is whether Amazon corporation will shine the green light. Even so, the demand from Amazon's employees is clear. They see the potential. They want in on the action.

Meanwhile, over at Microsoft, employees are practically rolling in the AI aisles. No legal drama, just productivity off the roof with GPT as their trusty sidekick.

As the GPT business model unfolds (from another leaked document), it'll be interesting to see which corporate giants will jump on the bandwagon.

🏦 Xi and Bill’s Highstake AI Talk

On June 16th, Bill Gates met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss the global rise of AI in Hong Kong. Although the specifics remain under wraps, reports suggest Xi is open to U.S. firms, including Microsoft, bringing their AI tech to China.

This is interesting because China has complex relationships with AI and the US. On one hand, they see the economic opportunities it presents. On the other, they're cautious about its potential risks, thus shaking up foreign businesses - remember LinkedIn?

Nevertheless, Microsoft has held its ground in China for a solid 30 years. And, Bing is the lone foreign search engine in the mix.

It hasn't all been a cakewalk. They've had to weave through stricter internet controls. It will be interesting to see how AI will unfold in the Chinese market.

🍿 Video of the Day

If you are a learner, keep reading. This is a perfect video to accelerate your learning using GPT plugins. My personal favorite is Open Lecture at 4:57.

🥤 To-Go Cup

• 🧳 A Reddit user unveiled the business mode feature on GPT

• 🌳 GPT is highly favored by Amazon employees, who compiled a list of 67 different uses for GPT

• 🇨🇳 Xi extended an invitation to Bill for AI development in China, however, there are numerous complexities involved

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Until next time,

Your friendly barista and ☕️ GPT!