1. Bark: The Text-Prompted Generative Audio Model

2. ChatGPT Stuns the World: What's Next?

3. Yokosuka: Japan's First City to Use ChatGPT for Administrative Tasks

4. Bard: Your AI Coding Assistant

Bark: The Text-Prompted Generative Audio Model

[Bark] is a transformer-based text-to-audio model by Suno that can generate:

• realistic audio

• multilingual speech

• music, background noise

• simple sound effects

• laughter and sighs

Bark supports various languages and can generate all types of audio, including music. It can even clone voices, preserving tone, pitch, emotion, and prosody.

Check out some [examples] and join the [playground waitlist] to experience it yourself.

ChatGPT Stuns the World: What's Next?

At TED 2023, OpenAI cofounder Greg Brockman [demoed] unreleased ChatGPT plug-ins, showcasing its ability to:

• create recipes

• generate images

• draft tweets

• build grocery lists

• fact-check its work

• interpret data-intensive spreadsheets

Brockman envisions a deep, trustworthy collaboration between humans and AI, with humans as managers and overseers.

Yokosuka: Japan's First City to Use ChatGPT for Administrative Tasks

Yokosuka has become the first Japanese city to use [ChatGPT] in its municipal offices. The AI-powered chatbot will assist in tasks like:

• summarization

• copy ideation

• drafting administrative documents

• perfecting easy-to-understand language

Bard: Your AI Coding Assistant

Google's [Bard] now helps with programming and software development tasks, including:

• code generation

• debugging

• code explanation

It supports over 20 programming languages and can export Python code to Google Colab. Bard can also assist with writing functions for Google Sheets.

That's all for today! Stay tuned for more exciting AI news and breakthroughs. Don't forget to share this newsletter with your friends and colleagues to keep them in the loop!