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Stability AI, a leading company in generative AI, has announced that renowned filmmaker James Cameron is joining its Board of Directors.
Cameron, famous for directing films like Avatar and Titanic, has a long history of using technology to enhance storytelling, transforming the film industry along the way.
His role with Stability AI shows the company’s focus on driving the future of visual media through AI.
With Cameron’s expertise, they aim to open new possibilities for creators, combining technology and creativity.
Here are some quick highlights:
James Cameron, known for pushing tech boundaries in film, joins Stability AI to support the use of AI in visual storytelling.
Stability AI’s model, Stable Diffusion, has surpassed 150 million downloads, showing its influence in creative industries.
Stability AI leads the way in generative AI, with its models widely used on platforms like Hugging Face.
Hollywood’s futurist
Stability AI’s open AI image models are some of the most popular worldwide, used by thousands of businesses for creative projects.
Cameron will be working with other board members, including entrepreneur Sean Parker, to guide the company’s next steps in media innovation.
Cameron shared his excitement, saying, "I’ve always been at the forefront of technology, and now AI is the next big thing in creative industries.
Stability AI is leading this change, and I’m excited to work with their team to shape the future of visual media."
Stability AI’s CEO, Prem Akkaraju, added that having someone like Cameron on the board strengthens their mission to give creators powerful AI tools for the next generation of storytelling.
Just remake the Titanic and give us a better ending this time Cam!
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Google is bringing its Gemini AI into the Workspace suite, making it available to many more users.
Starting in Q4, Gemini will be included in Workspace Business, Enterprise, and Frontline plans, so there’s no need to buy it separately.
Gemini will follow the same rules as Gmail and Docs, meaning it won’t use user data or prompts to train the AI.
Soon, administrators will also be able to control how long Gemini stores user prompts and responses, with more options for managing this coming soon.
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Gemini AI will be part of Workspace plans at no extra cost.
User data and prompts won’t be used to train the AI.
A new “Security Advisor” tool will offer extra protection for Workspace users.
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Google has also ensured Gemini meets top industry security and privacy standards, giving businesses confidence in using it.
In addition, Google is rolling out a new “Security Advisor” tool, which will send IT administrators important security insights.
This includes safe browsing and extra data protection for services like Chrome, Gmail, and Google Drive.
These features will be made available to paying Workspace customers over the next few weeks.
Their new ‘Security Advisor’ is like having a digital bodyguard that sends tips right to your inbox.
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