Paul Stenhouse: Google's deleting inactive accounts and Happy Birthday Chat GPT! - Saturday Morning with Jack Tame

Google is starting to delete inactive accounts 

Accounts which have been created but never used are first on the chopping block. They'll start being deleted today. Then accounts that haven't been active in more than two years. To keep an account active you'll need to log into it, and then it'd be best to complete an action like send an email, watch a YouTube video or add a contact.  

Happy Birthday ChatGPT! 

It was a year ago that ChatGPT burst onto the scene. 

It moved AI from something that was magic in the background —like Spotify's weekly personalized playlists, or Netfix recommending what to watch next— to a product people could directly interact with and put generative capabilities into the hands of everyone. It's now used by 100 million people a week. Businesses now are looking at ways to integrate and use it in their workflows, and it's made the creation of chatbots easier by giving it source documents and fewer pre-defined steps. 

According to Pitch Deck, more than $21 billion has been invested in generative AI startups so far this year. 

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