Digital marketing news #3

Here two recent developments in AI that caught my attention:

‣ Make It Real AI converts sketches into functional software

Last Wednesday, the collaborative whiteboard app Tldraw introduced a feature named called ‘Make it Real.’

This feature interprets vector drawings visually and transforms them into functional web code using GPT-4, Tailwind CSS, and JavaScript.

Picture yourself sketching your user interface, creating applications, or even simple games, and seeing the AI make them tangible."

‣ Leo, Brave’s privacy and security-centric AI chatbot

This is great news for businesses and users handling sensitive information at any level. Brave enters into the AI assistant game and launches Leo, an AI chatbot with privacy and security on mind.

According to Brave, “chats in Leo cannot be used for training purposes, and no one can review those conversations, as they’re not persisted on Brave’s servers—conversations are discarded immediately after the reply is generated. For this reason, there’s no way to review past conversations or delete that data—it isn’t stored in the first place.”

The model behind Leo is Llama 2, a source-available large language model released by Meta.

Leo is available today for all users of the Brave browser desktop.