Generative A I is the latest craze to come out
of Silicon Valley Cheddar news, senior reporter Michelle Castillo
has been tracking the creative new ways that this tech
is being used and is here to show us more
Michelle our artificially intelligent enhanced future may enable us to
be more creative than ever before. Roughly half of
searches today are going unanswered. But with A I
, we can now start to answer more and more
of those questions. Microsoft recently combined AI powers with
its search engine bing. You can ask Bing powered
by chat GPT to make you a juice recipe inspired
by a TV show. It's based on the content
that has been posted online about the series. I
picked Joel from the last of us. So it's
very sour, but there's a hint of sweetness which
I think describes the character of Joel from the last
of us perfectly. On a practical level, it
can search through billions of articles to help you plan
your next vacation. Usually travel planning takes multiple,
multiple weeks, people taking lots of notes, lots
of tabs having to compile it together. What you
can see here is in one session you can literally
just ask it multiple questions or even help you meal
prep. Not only will it give you recipes based
on what's in your fridge? It can make you
a grocery list and organize it based on aisle bing
can create images with dolly from scratch. I asked
for a picture of baby Yoda sharing a drink with
Boba Fett in Mo Esli. It can also help
people explain their ideas visually. Me is designing a
bar in his home. So let's say I want
to use a black granite countertop and there you go
the same images. But now with black countertops,
we're automating the mundane tasks, the things you don't
want to have to do so that free you up
to do the really interesting work. The idea is
to make us more productive and effective with A I
doing a lot of the heavy creative lifting for cheddar
news. I'm Michelle Castillo. Very fascinating. That
was senior reporter Michelle Castillo.