This week on AI For Humans, we're diving into the world of videogame AI Agents, taking a tour of GLIF, an easy-to-understand generative AI playground & gazing into the newest hyper-realistic HeyGen digital avatars. We're debunking that rumor about OpenAI going broke and exploring how Doctors + AI are now early detecting 20% more cancers than before! And we put GPT-4 to the test in Last Com-AI-c Stand and show just how terrible it still is at writing jokes. Join your hosts Kevin Pereira, Gavin Purcell, and this week's co-host Eunice, a senior citizen AI who's been around since the early days of computing and loves Kevin, for a wild ride of AI adventure. ***WE GOT A SPONSOR*** Visit Supermanage.AI/humans and sign up for the waitlist to support the show and learn more about this very cool AI management software. What is GLIF? GLIF is a brand new, hands-on AI playground where you can experiment with generative multi-media projects. Essentially, you make forumlas of how you want your AI to turn out, from images to words and more! https://glif.app/glifs What are HeyGen's Hyper-realistic Digital Avatars? We'll discuss the advancements in digital avatars, featuring HeyGen's technology. HeyGen has been around for a bit making digital avatars to use for marketing or personal use. But CEO Joshua Xu unveiled the next level this week and it has us questioning wether or not we'll even be able to differentiate between avatar and real human in the future. What is Last Com-AI-c Standing? First, we're sorry. Second, we send three figures from history, powered by ChatGPT (Shakespeare, Cleopatra & Napoleon), to see which one can write the funniest jokes! Spoiler: They're all pretty bad but still entertaining. Follow us for more AI discussions and updates on Twitter @AIForHumansShow Join our vibrant community on TikTok @aiforhumansshow Subscribe on YouTube to never miss an episode @AIForHumansShow For more info, visit our website at https://www.aiforhumans.show/

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