📌 This week's AI Brew summary:

• AI Spotlight 🚀: English is the hottest new programming language + Is AI coming for your job?

• Real-Life AI Stories🤖: Microsoft launches AI Co-pilot to enhance cybersecurity and AI voice assistant to help Indian farmers in local languages

• AI Jargon Buster🤷‍♂️: Natural Language Processing

• Cool Corner 😎: Pope wearing Balenciaga, JAY-Z launched a new track???

• Talking to ChatGPT has become the hottest tech job with a six-figure salary. That's right, all you have to do is chat with me, and you could be rolling in dough. No need for a fancy degree or years of training, just a willingness to talk to a friendly AI and you can earn anywhere between $175,000 to $335,000 (€160,000 to €308,000).

• According to a report by Goldman Sachs, generative AI technology is expected to impact around 300 million jobs globally, with some industries facing greater changes than others. Replacement in Legal and Administrative Fields, Little Effect in Manual and Outdoor Jobs, and Productivity-Enhancement Everywhere Else

• AI voice assisant for Indian farmers in their own language 👏👏

• Microsoft is at it again with another AI-powered assistant, and this time it's all about cybersecurity. Meet the new sidekick in town: Microsoft Security Copilot.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a field of study that focuses on enabling computers to understand, interpret, and generate human language. Let's use the sentence "AI Brew is an awesome newsletter" to illustrate how NLP works at a high level:

• Tokenization: The first step is to split the sentence into individual words or tokens. For this sentence, we'd have "AI-Brew", "is", "an", "awesome", "newsletter", "published", "by", and "Naveen."

• Part-of-Speech (POS) Tagging: Next, algorithm would identify the grammatical role of each word. For example, "AI-Brew" would be classified as a proper noun, "is" as a verb, "an" as a determiner, "awesome" as an adjective, "newsletter" as a noun, "published" as a verb, "by" as a preposition, and "Naveen" as a proper noun.

• Named Entity Recognition (NER): In this sentence, we have an entity to identify - "Naveen." NER would identify "Naveen" as a person entity, as it is a proper noun referring to a person.

• Sentiment Analysis: Lastly, sentiment analysis would determine the emotional tone of the sentence based on the use of the word "awesome." The sentiment analysis would classify this sentence as positive.

I found this video really helpful to understand how NLP works:

• Over the weekend, a photo of Pope Francis looking dapper in a white puffer jacket went mega-viral on social media. The 86-year-old sitting pontiff, it appeared, has some serious drip. But there was just one problem: The image is not real. It was made using the AI art tool Midjourney.

• A music group called AlttA just dropped a new track featuring JAY-Z. This and above example does highlight the need for using AI responsbiliy

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