Welcome to the AI chat podcast. I'm your host, Jane Schaefer. Today on the show, we're going to be covering the top 10 AI news stories of the week in Rapid Fire. Before we get into that, if you want to try using AI to build a tool for you, you can go to AIbox. My own startup, describe the tool you're imagining and have our AI build it out. We'll connect all of the different AI models together, fill in the prompts, build the UI, and make something incredible for you. If you want to check it out, there's a link in the description to AIbox.A.I.

Mark Zuckerberg might have just created the one thing that could kill smartphones. At Metacconnect, he showed the new Meta Rayband display. These are smart glasses with built-in screens and an AI assistant and a neural

band wrist van that lets you text by thinking about writing. So you don't need a phone, you don't

need a voice, just your brain and your hand signals, which is fascinating. Zuckerberg claims

that he's getting 30 words a minute with it, and basically that's as fast as typing on the iPhone.

So this means that these glasses aren't just about checking Instagram for directions. They could actually replace your phone entirely, some say. Meta has already burned $70 billion, you know, chasing this futuristic hardware. They've had flops like the Metaverse. But these glasses, I think these will actually work. And they let you message in silence. You can scroll through social media apps, and you can even get live translation from your lenses. The big bet is that if meta can make

smart glasses feel natural, the phone in your pocket is going to become as outdated as the

Nokia brick, or so they say. But I think meta isn't just selling glasses. Zuckerberg is really

trying to kill the smartphone altogether. YouTube just announced a whole bunch of new AI things for creators, including making

deepfakes and auto-dubbing your videos in different languages. I'll break them all down in 60

seconds. One of the biggest things that people are excited about, you can A-B-Test with AI, different

titles and thumbnails for all of your different videos. There's a chat bot inside that you can

chat with, and it will tell you what your audience is resonating with. And apparently,

users are spending 75% of their time right now on dubbed versions instead of the original, right?

AI that actually clones your voice, dubs it over and does it in other languages. So what that

means is that the next viral video from a creator

might be in a language that they don't actually speak. You also have the ability to track down

your likeness and image if anyone has stolen it and nuke those videos across YouTube, which is

really, really powerful. And the bottom line is you can protect your likeness. You should definitely

be testing your packaging. And you can also do collaborations where I post a video and it's tagged on five different

channels and I'm the one that posts it so I get the revenue from it.

A lot of updates, a lot of interesting AI stuff.

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