π€ Technology & AI
AI video generators are now so good you can no longer trust your eyesOpenAI, the maker of the popular ChatGPT chatbot, has graced the internet with a technology that most of us probably weren't ready for. The company recently released an app called Sora.- π¦ People use a new app called Sora to create videos that look real, even when the events never happened, like animals doing silly things.
- π Some people make fake videos to trick others, so we must think carefully before we believe what we see online.
- π± Sora videos can appear everywhere like TikTok or Instagram, which makes it harder to know what is true.
- π We check videos closely and look for mistakes, like wrong words or funny mouth movements, to spot fakes.
- π‘οΈ We stay safe and smart by asking adults or trusted sources when a video looks strange, because not everything online is real.
Saudi Arabia is making a massive bet on becoming a global AI powerhouseHumain is setting out to make Saudi Arabia the world's third largest AI market, after the United States and China. It's a bold ambition for a newcomer to the industry, but its CEO argues the Kingdom's competitive edge lies in its abundant and cheap energy resources.- π§ Saudi Arabia uses its money from oil to build smart computers called AI and wants to be one of the best in the whole world.
- ποΈ A big company named Humain builds huge computer centers and special programs that help computers think and learn.
- β‘ The country has a lot of cheap energy, so they can power many computers quickly and save a lot of time.
- π€ Humain creates new computer systems that understand talking and typing, so people can tell computers what to do easily.
- π Saudi Arabia races with the United Arab Emirates to become a leader in AI, hoping to make life easier and grow their economy by the year 2030.
π₯ Fun Fact!
The first video ever recorded was only 2 seconds long and showed people walking in a garden in 1888!
