January 15: ChatGPT becomes the fastest growing consumer app in history.
January 27: Microsoft Invests $10 Billion in OpenAI.
February 10: Microsoft reveals ‘The New Bing’.
February 17: Animated AI videos go mainstream with Linkin Park debuting an AI-generated music video.
February 22: Spotify introduces their AI powered feature called “DJ”.
February 24: AWS partners with Hugging Face.
February 28: Snapchat launches their AI chatbot ‘My AI’.
March 1: OpenAI launches ChatGPT and Whisper API’s.
March 7: ChatGPT Makes it on to South Park.
March 17: OpenAI launches GPT-4.
March 21: AI creates cancer treatment in 30 days.
March 22: Google unleashes Bard, and the stock tanks.
March 22: Adobe launches AI image generator Adobe Firefly.
March 24: OpenAI releases ChatGPT Plugins and everyone thinks it's the ‘App Store of AI’.
March 24: Canva launches new AI tools at Canva Create.
March 28: AI Pope Francis goes viral.
March 28: Zoom released AI-powered assistant, Zoom IQ.
March 30: Elon Musk and AI experts call for a 6 month pause developing AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.
April 3: Italy bans ChatGPT.
April 6: Meta releases "Segment Anything Model" for AI to extract objects within images or videos.
April 11: Alibaba reveals their ChatGPT Rival “Tongyi Qianwen”.
April 13: AutoGPT and open-source Autonomous agents make waves across social media.
April 14: Amazon and AWS release Bedrock and CodeWhisperer.
April 17: Elon Musk starts xAI.
April 21: Google Brain and Google DeepMind join forces.
April 25: Grimes approves creating AI-generated songs using her voice.
April 25: AI discovers a new planet.
May 2: Geoffrey Hinton quits Google to warn the world of the dangers of AI.
May 3: Inflection AI releases Pi.
May 10: Meta introduces ImageBing, a new AI research model.
May 11: Google announces major AI advancements at I/O.
May 12: Anthropic extends Claude’s token window to 100,000.
May 19: OpenAI launches a free ChatGPT iOS app.
May 19: Apple bans employees from using ChatGPT.
May 24: Microsoft unveils Windows 11 AI Copilot, Bing plugins, Bing Browsing, and Windows Terminal.
May 26: Swiss scientists rebuild spinal cord with AI.
June 2: NVIDIA Research develops Neuralangelo for 3D reconstruction from 2D video clips.
June 6: Apple reveals Apple Vision Pro at WWDC.
June 13: German church holds 300+ person AI-powered service.
June 19: Meta releases new text-to-speech AI called Audiobox.
June 22: 100,000+ ChatGPT accounts breached.
June 27: Breakthrough AI research can understand and decode whale language.
June 28: Baidu introduces ERNIE 3.5.
June 29: ChatGPT unleashes mobile search via Bing.
July 3: Humane unveil the ‘AI Pin’ to replace smartphones.
July 4: Midjourney launches new ‘Panning’ feature.
July 6: Inflection AI develops a $880M AI supercomputer.
July 6: OpenAI introduces Super alignment to address the superintelligence alignment problem.
July 10: AI shows potential in treating brain cancer.
July 12: Anthropic launches Claude 2.
July 17: Hollywood goes on strike against AI.
July 19: Meta and Microsoft release Llama 2.
July 20: Apple enters the AI frenzy with ‘Apple GPT‘.
July 21: ChatGPT update allows ‘custom instructions’.
July 26: Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry plans to develop an AI supercomputer.
July 27: Stability AI releases SDXL 1.0.
August 7: Tim Cook says Apple is building AI into every product.
August 11: HeyGen announced the 2.0 of their AI-generated avatar clones.
August 23: Meta open-sources an AI model called SeamlessM4T.
August 24: Brain implant lets paralyzed speak with AI.
August 30: Tesla launches a powerful $300 million AI supercomputer.
September 4: Researchers create an AI model that predicts how a chemical will smell.
September 8: Microsoft and Paige team up on cancer detecting AI.
September 13: Coke creates a new mystery flavor with AI.
September 20: Google announces Bard Extensions for Workspace.
September 21: OpenAI announced DALL-E 3.
September 22: Microsoft reveals Copilot, “Your everyday AI companion“.
September 26: ChatGPT goes multimodal with voice and images.
September 27: CIA builds proprietary AI system for intel.
September 28: OpenAI announces the return of ChatGPT browsing.
September 29: Mistral AI unveils open-sourced 7B language model.
October 3: Rewind introduces Rewind Pendant, a wearable device that captures real-world conversations.
October 4: LinkedIn reveals new AI tools across products.
October 13: Meta’s AI persona chatbots go live, and face backlash.
October 16: Ukraine deploys the first-ever autonomous attack drones on the battlefield.
October 16: AI deciphers the first ever words from a burned Herculaneum scroll.
October 20: North Korea experiments with AI cyber attacks.
October 23: NVIDIA breakthrough enables robots to teach themselves.
October 26: Researchers in China develop a system called ‘Woodpecker’ for multimodal AI models.
November 6: Elon Musk's xAI launches Grok.
November 7: OpenAI reveals GPT Builder, GPT-4 Turbo, Assistants API and more at DevDay.
November 9: Amazon invests in training a massive language model codenamed 'Olympus'.
November 13: Hollywood actors strike ends with deal on AI use.
November 14: OpenAI confirms it's working on GPT-5 and advanced AI agents.
November 16: Forward Health launches AI-powered medical pods.
November 17: YouTube and Google DeepMind reveal a new AI model called ‘Lyria’.
November 17: Sam Altman fired as CEO of OpenAI.
November 22: Sam Altman rehired as CEO of OpenAI.
November 23: Inflection AI releases Inflection-2.
November 27: The Pentagon approves “Replicator,” a new initiative for autonomous drones and systems.
November 29: Pika launches Pike 1.0, a text-to-video generator.
November 30: Google DeepMind's ‘GNoME’ generates recipes for new inorganic compounds.
December 1: Microsoft invests $3.2B in UK AI infrastructure.
December 6: Google DeepMind reveals Gemini.
December 12: French startup Mistral AI releases Mixtral.
December 13: Microsoft Research releases Phi-2.
December 20: Microsoft partners with Suno AI for AI song generation.
December 22: Apple research demonstrates AI techniques for iPhones.
December 27: OpenAI in talks to raise additional funding at a $100B+ valuation.
December 28: The New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for copyright infringement.