🍊 This Week's Juice: My FREE AI Bundle, Trying Out OpenAI's GPT-4o, and How to Become a Cyborg!!

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This weekly newsletter is dedicated to share juicy insights in AI, tech, and self-development for you to live productive lives!

Without further ado, here are this week’s juicy bits:

Let’s get this started!

- Justin 🍊

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1. Grab My FREE AI Bundle! 🎁

Are you new to The Juicer?

Or are you a long-timer (thank you!) but still haven’t accessed my free AI bundle yet?

Then grab the AI bundle now!

It contains AI resources, including:

• 20+ Cheatsheets

• 4+ Ebooks

• 10+ Guides

Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions about it!

2. How to Become a Cyborg: AI-Powered Exoskeletons 💀

Something cool popped up on my YouTube feed.

And I thought to share it with you!

It’s an AI-powered exoskeleton called DNSYS X1.

Essentially, it’ll make you a super fast cyborg.

CNET tried it out.

They took it to test on a steep hill in San Francisco.

The exoskeleton was tested to determine how well it assisted them in walking, running, and overall physical exertion.

Here are the results:

The CNET reporter truly felt cyborg like abilities akin to feeling "a little bit lighter rather than someone giving you a prod along."

How does it work?

The exoskeleton uses a deep learning system to predict joint movements a second ahead and assist accordingly.

The device weighs only 1.6 kilos and provides up to 25-30 kilometers of battery life on a single charge, with easily swappable batteries.

In a speed test, she mentioned that she " actually really, really felt it kick on as I was getting faster," highlighting that it possibly ramped up its assistance when going at faster speeds.

What are some of its applications?

Because it makes a subtle difference to walking and running speeds, it works perfectly for those with serious mobility issues.

Beyond aiding in running and hiking, the exoskeleton has potential applications in rehabilitation.

Also, for individuals who need to conserve energy or maintain a lower heart rate during physical activities, like that of chronic disease patients.

Where to get it?

The DNSYS X1 is currently a Kickstarter project.

3. BREAKING NEWS: OpenAI’s New LLM: GPT-4o 🤖

Have you heard of the all-new GPT-4o that OpenAI’s releasing?

If you haven’t here’s a video that made my jaw drop:

It was such a beautiful blend of multimodal inputs.

What I mean by multimodal would be how well it took in computer components vision ( video input) and voice recognition components (voice input)!

For techies, here’s a simple rundown from their website:

• Text Evaluation: GPT-4o is better than most other popular LLMs.

• Speech Recognition: GPT-4o is dramatically better than Whisper-v3 across all languages, particularly for lower-resourced languages, like Asian and African ones.

• Audio Translation: GPT-4o is now better than all other popular LLMs from Meta and Google.

• M3Exam Zero-Shot Results: GPT-4o is now better at multilingual and vision evaluation than OpenAI’s previous model, GPT-4.

• Vision Understanding Evals: GPT-4o has the highest performance on visual perception benchmarks as compared to other models.

My Thoughts

While the graphs may show that it’s better than other models in many aspects, the GPT-4o model excels mostly in vision and speech understanding.

However, as humans, these improvements feel so surreal to us!

And that’s because these are natural language components that we use daily.

What are your thoughts on this model?

Have you tried it yet?

Hit reply and let me know 😃 

That's all, folks - see you next Wednesday!

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