Nvidia's ChatGPT KILLER!

Friday’s here! Got any plans this weekend?

Nvidia has unleashed its ChatGPT competitor - and it works offline.

And if you want to buy an Apple Vision Pro, make sure to pack up on some painkillers.

PLUS, We have an epic recruitment prompt that can help you find the right candidate!

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NVIDIA

NVIDIA launches ChatGPT competitor

NVIDIA, primarily known for being king of AI chips, is stepping up its game by launching a new AI chatbot, "Chat with RTX."

This innovation lets GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series card owners run AI chatbots on their Windows PCs offline.

It's like having your own version of ChatGPT - but it can personalise answers based on documents and files stored on your computer.

It’s HUGE

Getting everything set up might need up to 100 GB of storage, depending on the AI model you choose.

Chat with RTX is designed to make searching through documents a breeze.

Just by typing a question, it can sift through your saved files to find answers.

How to access Chat with RTX

First, you need a PC with an RTX 30 or 40 series graphics card. Let’s go gamers. Assuming you meet the criteria, you can download it here.

Can it beat ChatGPT?

This versatile tool can handle multiple file types and can fetch info from YouTube transcripts via URL.

While it boasts impressive features, it's worth noting that Chat with RTX has its limitations.

It doesn't remember past conversations for context, and performance depends on the AI model and question phrasing.

NVIDIA's move into chatbots is the latest move of a company that has seen skyrocket growth from AI.

In fact, Nvidia is now worth more than Amazon and Alphabet!

Will their bubble burst?

Our View:

Why didn’t I buy Nvidia stock in 2020?

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Prompt to Try Today

Every Friday we give you a powerful prompt to try over the weekend to get awesome results.

Job Description Creation:

“Write a detailed, engaging job description for [POSITION]. Include essential responsibilities [RESPONSIBILITIES], required qualifications [QUALIFICATIONS], desired skills [SKILLS], and company culture highlights [CULTURE HIGHLIGHTS]. Make it appealing and clear to attract the right candidates.”

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APPLE VISION PRO

Apple's fancy headset hits a snag

Apple's new Vision Pro headset is supposed to be a game-changer.

But some users are already crying "uncle" – and returning their pricey purchases.

The main gripe?

Discomfort. Headaches, eye strain, and that clunky feeling are putting people off, especially with a hefty $3,500 price tag.

It seems one size doesn't fit all, and finding the sweet spot for comfort isn’t easy.

But it's not just the hardware causing a stir. The software's getting some flack too.

Folks are saying it's not quite the productivity powerhouse they hoped for, especially for creative work.

From trying to edit files that aren't even supported, or feeling dizzy after staring at design layouts - some users are finding it isn’t all it was made out to be.

Is the Vision Pro doomed?

Many early adopters still seem optimistic, saying they'd be keen on a future version that is way better.

And let's face it, some people are always going to be vocal on social media, so it's hard to gauge how widespread these issues are.

Apple's got a promising new piece of tech, but comfort and user experience need a serious rethink before it truly takes off.

Until then, it seems "comfy or bust" might be the motto for some early adopters.

Our View:

Vision Pro 2 causes half as many headaches! Coming 2025!

Mindstream Picks

United Airlines grounded its new Airbus A321neo planes because their automated "no smoking" signs violated regulations requiring manual operation.

Cisco Systems to cut global workforce by 5%, around 4,000 jobs, and lowers annual revenue target amid challenging economic conditions.

In 2023, major companies like Google, Meta, Goldman Sachs, and Dow announced layoffs. A survey by ResumeBuilder suggests 38% of business leaders foresee more layoffs in 2024 amid recession concerns.

Bose's Ultra Open Earbuds aim for all-day wear with a unique design hoping they signal the future of wearable tech.

Nokia and Dell extend partnership to boost open network architectures and private 5G solutions.

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Yesterday’s Poll

 “Memory in AI: Friend or foe?”

Remembering conversations sounds super useful! 84% ✅

Creepy crawlies! I don’t want my AI storing every word! 16%

Reader’s Opinions

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