Happy Thursday, AI enthusiasts!

IN TODAY’S ISSUE

• 🚀 Midjourney V6 is here and its a huge leap forward

• 🎵 AI tool of the day - Turn your ideas into songs with Suno on Microsoft Copilot

• 🔥 5 trending AI tools

• 👨‍⚖️ AI cannot be named as patent ‘inventor’, UK supreme court rules

• 🐦 Tweet of the day

• ⚡️ 5 quick and fresh AI updates

Read time: 5 minutes

UPDATE

🚀 Midjourney V6 is here and its a huge leap forward

Following the release of DALL-E 3 by the AI powerhouse OpenAI, which represented a significant leap forward in understanding prompts, a response from Midjourney was highly anticipated. And indeed, they have risen to the occasion with the launch of Midjourney Version 6.

This version stands out for two main reasons: it brings a level of photorealism that surpasses previous models, and it effectively addresses the long-standing challenge of incorporating clear, legible text within images.

The Midjourney team has managed to create a model that produces images with an impressive degree of realism, setting a new standard for AI-generated imagery.

V6 is currently in the alpha stage and might not be accessible to everyone. You can try to add ‘-- v 6’ after a prompt and see if it works.

I've had the opportunity to access this new version of Midjourney. After spending a couple of hours playing around with it, I can say that the level of detail it offers is unlike anything I've seen before. The text integration within images, while impressive, isn't flawless yet, but it's certainly a step in the right direction.

Regarding prompt comprehension, despite Midjourney's claims, I haven't observed a significant leap forward. Here, DALL-E 3 still holds an edge. However, it's worth noting that V6 is still in its Alpha stage, so we can expect considerable enhancements before the final version is released.

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AI TOOL OF THE DAY

🎵 Turn your ideas into songs with Suno on Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot has teamed up with Suno, a leader in AI music creation, to make song-making accessible to everyone. With this partnership, creating a unique, personalized song is as easy as writing a prompt. Suno is known for its groundbreaking AI that can produce entire songs - - from just a single sentence.

Making music is now easier than ever. Whether you can sing, play an instrument, or read music doesn't matter. Microsoft Copilot and Suno handle the heavy lifting - lyrics, music, and even singing,- tailoring the song to fit your idea. Here’s how to get started:

• Open Microsoft Edge and head to copilot.microsoft.com. Make sure you're signed into your Microsoft Account.

• Look for the Suno plugin, or click on the Suno logo that says “Make music with Suno.”

• Tell Copilot what kind of song you want, like, “Create a pop song about family adventures.”

• Enjoy your new tune.

More info here

5 TRENDING AI TOOLS

📊 Sybill

Sybill analyzes your sales conversations at a deal-level to autofill your CRM in real time and generates precise call summaries alongside follow-up emails. (link)

🚀 GrowEasy

Create Lead ad campaigns on Facebook and Instagram in 5 minutes. (link)

✍️ CopyNinja

Shopify app that creates SEO optimized product descriptions. (link)

🔍 CapGo.ai

Fastest market research in Spreadsheet. In 1 click, fill your table with real-time Google data. (link)

🎄 PONS.ai

Send your friends/clients a next-gen AI Xmas card. (link)

UPDATE

👨‍⚖️ AI cannot be named as patent ‘inventor’, UK supreme court rules

In a significant legal decision, the UK's highest court has declared that artificial intelligence systems can't be legally acknowledged as inventors for patents. This ruling came from a case involving Dr. Stephen Thaler, who wanted to name his AI, DABUS, as the inventor of two patents. Thaler argued that DABUS, which he created, independently came up with a new type of food and drink container and a light beacon. However, the UK Intellectual Property Office, followed by higher courts, rejected this idea, saying that an inventor must be a human being. The Supreme Court agreed, confirming that under the current law, only people can be inventors. This decision highlights an important legal boundary for AI, emphasizing that, for now, only humans can claim the rights to new inventions.

Read more here

PROMPT OF THE DAY

🚀 Enhance a basic prompt for effective product launching

Basic prompt:

Outline a simple plan for launching our new [product/service], focusing on key marketing tactics and target audience.

Enhanced prompt:

Act as a Marketing Lead. Develop a comprehensive strategy for the launch of our [product/service]. Our ideal customer is [insert buyer persona]. Incorporate in-depth market analysis, targeted audience segmentation, and competitive positioning. Outline a multi-channel marketing plan, including digital, PR, and social media tactics. Detail a timeline for pre-launch buzz, the launch event, and post-launch analysis, ensuring each phase includes specific, measurable goals.

TWEET OF THE DAY

🐦️️ Essential tools for a startup

QUICK AND FRESH

📚 Meta used copyrighted books for AI training despite its own lawyers' warnings, authors allege

🤖 Consulting firm Deloitte is reportedly using AI to prevent layoffs

📜 Expanded legal protections and improvements to Anthropic’s API

🚗 People buy brand-new Chevrolets for $1 from a ChatGPT chatbot

⌚️ Apple Watch Series 9 sales to be halted over patent dispute

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Until next time, stay informed!