In early 2023, AI made big strides in different areas. Some highlights included:
- Medical Breakthroughs: AI helped in assessing lung cancer risks and creating artificial enzymes.
- Helping the Visually Impaired: AI got integrated into walking sticks to assist people who have trouble seeing.
OpenAI teamed up with Microsoft, showing a strong business focus on AI’s future. February had lots of news about AI, with ChatGPT passing medical exams and companies like Google and Microsoft using AI in new ways.
- AI in Medicine: AI got better at constructing models from images, even making advances in music.
- Businesses Using AI: Companies like Adobe and Canva started using AI tools, and big names like Google and Microsoft integrated AI into their services for business and education.
Google made a big move with Bard, a smart AI for searching and understanding complex information. April was full of AI integrating with robots, AI coaching for health, and even AI making music that went viral.
May brought advancements in robotics, mobile AI apps like ChatGPT, and cool AI DJ features on Spotify. Adobe came up with more AI tools for businesses, working with other companies like NVIDIA and Accenture.
June saw more AI advancements, like Apple’s Vision Pro and discoveries in using AI for anti-aging drugs. There were also discussions about laws for how AI should be used.
July had companies like Meta and Google using AI in various ways, especially in healthcare. August was about expanding ChatGPT and using AI in journalism. There was even a summit about keeping AI safe.
September and October showed more AI developments, like new features and AI working with big companies like YouTube and Amazon. Elon Musk’s company released an AI chatbot, and OpenAI revealed its Assistants API.
In December, Google’s new AI model did really well, and there were developments in AI hardware. Apple also introduced a new framework for AI, and an AI Alliance for Responsible Innovation was formed.