The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and various industries is a hot topic in today's world. From finance to entertainment, AI is revolutionizing the way we live and work. In this news brief, we'll explore the latest developments in AI, including a clarification from Nasdaq on the use of its data with AI, the potential for AI to send stocks soaring or crashing, and the introduction of a new AI-powered voice assistant from Amazon.
Nasdaq Clarifies Use of Nasdaq Data with AI
Nasdaq has clarified its expectations for the use of its data with AI technologies. The company has stated that customers using Nasdaq data in AI must evaluate its use in core areas such as AI model training, operational controls, licensing and use of Nasdaq data, and use of 3rd party tools. This clarification does not amend the terms of any existing agreement(s) in place with Nasdaq.
AI-Driven Trading and Stocks
Morgan Stanley believes that Nvidia's Q4 earnings could send AI stocks soaring or crashing. The company's global director of research, Katy Huberty, noted that a revenue beat could trigger a selloff, while a miss could lead to a decline. Wall Street is expecting Nvidia's Q4 revenue to jump 73% year-over-year to $38.16 billion.
Amazon Introduces Alexa+
Amazon has introduced its new voice assistant, Alexa+, which features some AI-powered capabilities. The assistant can help with texts, party invites, and even reading tones of voice. Alexa+ will be free for Amazon Prime members, while non-Prime users will have to pay $19.99 a month.
AI-Powered Tutoring
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has advised everyone to hire a virtual AI-powered tutor. He uses Perplexity's AI-powered search engine daily to learn about various subjects, including digital biology. Huang believes that within the next 10 years, AI tools could help people become 'superhuman.'
AI in Various Industries
AI is being used in various industries, including finance, entertainment, and healthcare. From AI-powered trading bots to AI-driven cloud growth, the potential applications of AI are vast. However, experts caution that AI tools should only be used to augment human work, not replace it.
Key Takeaways
- Nasdaq has clarified its expectations for the use of its data with AI technologies.
- AI-driven trading and stocks are on the rise, with Nvidia's Q4 earnings expected to send AI stocks soaring or crashing.
- Amazon has introduced its new voice assistant, Alexa+, which features some AI-powered capabilities.
- AI-powered tutoring is becoming increasingly popular, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advising everyone to hire a virtual AI-powered tutor.
- AI is being used in various industries, including finance, entertainment, and healthcare, with vast potential applications.
- Experts caution that AI tools should only be used to augment human work, not replace it.
Sources
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