Show Notes
In this episode, we discuss ChatGPT's new capability to access Apple’s iMessage, exploring its potential uses and the privacy concerns that arise. We also cover the rise of AI-related communities and companies, including the growth of Micro One and innovative developments like Every's AI clone of their editor-in-chief. Chapters 00:00 ChatGPT and iMessage 02:01 Privacy Concerns 05:00 Detection Apps and Meta Glasses 07:59 AI Research Accelerating Concerns 09:59 Micro One's Growth 12:59 Every's AI Clone Innovation
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