5 things about AI you may have missed today: Google planning AI ads, AI jobs growing fast, more

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There is never a boring day when it comes to the AI world. Every single day, some new technological breakthrough reimagines our current capabilities. And alongside, influential personalities continue to share concerns on how the rise of AI can be the doom of us all. And somewhere in between, AI does something funny or awesome that keeps social media busy for the entire day. And today was no different as reports revealed that Google is working on AI-generated ads to help companies save costs on marketing via Google. A World Economic Forum report highlights that the AI Specialist job will be the fastest-growing jobs in 2023. And an AI artist uses Midjourney to imagine popular celebrities as elderlies. This and more in our daily AI roundup. Let us take a look.

As per a CNBC report, Google is working on new AI technologies to create tools that can help its advertisers. The company is using generative AI and its in-house large language model (LLM) PaLM-2 to automate creation of ads for companies. These ads will include texts, audio as well as videos and will cut down the cost of advertising for businesses. Companies would be able to just give prompts to create the entire ad ready to be published on Google platforms.

Google is also working on tools to help YouTubers create titles and descriptions for their videos as well as suggest video ideas based on relevant topics. These tools can further strengthen Google's position in the AI space when it comes to offering business and individual-centric tools.

The World Economic Forum has released its annual Future of Jobs Report 2023 and it has found that the AI space will be a major disruptor in workforce composition in the current year. The 296-page report has stated that AI and machine