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Welcome to the eighth edition of Aioli, the newsletter that demystifies AI, making it accessible for your daily life.

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TODAY’S SPREAD

• 🩺 AI-enhanced Healthcare

• 🤖 ChatGPT Gets Memory and Incognito Mode

• 💼 This Week's Top ChatGPT Use Case

• 🖼️ AI-Generated Photos of the Week

🩺 AI Healthcare

Google Introduces Med-Gemini

In the Spotlight: Google has just unveiled Med-Gemini, a collection of AI models specifically tailored for the healthcare industry. These models have set new benchmarks across a wide spectrum of medical tasks.

A Closer Look:

• Med-Gemini surpasses the performance of leading AI models, including GPT-4, in 10 out of 14 healthcare-related tasks.

• By incorporating web search information, the model delivers more reliable and current responses to intricate medical inquiries.

• Med-Gemini demonstrates exceptional proficiency in analyzing various forms of medical data, such as images, videos, and health records, while also engaging in lifelike conversations about patient cases.

The Bigger Picture: By adapting its Gemini model into a formidable tool for the healthcare sector, Google has showcased the immense potential of AI in assisting medical professionals. This specialized model also serves as a forerunner of future developments, suggesting that every industry may soon have its own fine-tuned AI to tackle domain-specific tasks and data.

🤖 AI Education

OpenAI Rolls Out New Updates for ChatGPT: Memory & Temporary Chats

Gone are the days of having to remind ChatGPT of information that you wish it would remember.

As you interact with ChatGPT, you have the option to ask it to remember specific information or allow it to automatically pick up on relevant details. The more you engage with ChatGPT, the better its memory will become, and you'll gradually notice these improvements over time.

If there's something you'd like ChatGPT to forget, simply inform it. You also have the ability to review and remove specific memories or clear all memories by accessing the settings (Settings > Personalization > Manage Memory). Keep in mind that ChatGPT's memories evolve based on your interactions and are not tied to individual conversations. Deleting a chat does not automatically erase the associated memories; you must delete the memory itself.

For conversations where you don't want to use memory, opt for the temporary chat feature. Temporary chats won't be saved in your history, won't utilize memory, and won't be used to train the AI models. This feature functions similarly to Google Chrome's Incognito Mode.

To access Temporary Chat Mode:

1. Open ChatGPT

2. Click on the model selection option

3. Choose the temporary mode

The benefits of using Temporary Chat Mode include:

- Chat history is not saved

- The model does not utilize memory

- Conversations are not used to train the model

If you prefer that OpenAI doesn't use your chats for model training:

1. Navigate to Settings

2. Select Data controls

3. Disable the "improve model" option

If you don't want OpenAI to remember your previous conversations:

1. Go to Settings

2. Choose Personalization

3. Turn off the "Memory" feature

💼 CHATGPT USE CASE OF THE WEEK

Utilize ChatGPT’s Memory Feature to Store Prompts That You Use Frequently

🖼️ AI-Generated Photos of the Week

AI Concept Espresso Machines

Artist credit: @tinabobbe

I’ll take one of each, please.

Thanks for reading. Your curiosity fuels this journey.

Until next time!

Meg 👩🏻‍💻

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