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Happy Thursday to all the Tech Romeo’s. 

Welcome to the latest edition of "Tech that Matters," your weekly dose of curated insights on AI and ChatGPT Prompts to help your business run like a well-oiled German engine.

In Today's Tech That Matters:

🔥 10 New AI Tools

🤖 Why Buffet thinks AI is the next atomic bomb

🐦 3 Tweets you cannot miss

Warren Buffet recently gave an interview on his views on AI. 

And it was a peek inside his mind, which always thinks in decades, not days.

Every company is becoming AI-powered. People are investing and going all in with eyes on blindfolds.

But like the dot-com bubble, Warren is now also cautious of the AI bubble.

He thinks it's way too dangerous to create something we can't control.

He admitted that:

AI has potential similar to atomic bomb's during the 20th century.

"I don't know anything about about AI. That doesn't mean I deny its existence or importance or anything of the sort," Buffett said. 

He further added, "We let the genie out of the bottle when we developed nuclear weapons, and that genie has been doing some terrible things lately, and the power of that genie is what scares the hell out of me."

His take was mainly based on AI's ability to clone voices and deep-fake tech.

Like he said" "When you think about the potential for scamming people ... if I was interested in investing in scamming, it's gonna be the growth industry of all time, and it's enabled, in a way"

It's easy to fool someone who knows nothing about AI and its powers.

One of the smartest minds of our century thinks like this - it's worth pondering.

Personally, I do feel we over estimate the ability of AI at this point.

Sam Altman, the guy who released the Cracken, admitted that AI is still pretty bad.

Sam said, "I think right now, expectations are extremely high. Reality is still pretty bad. Honestly these models are not that good. I think very quickly expectations will start to come down…"

And when you zoom out, you agree with him.

Sam thinks AI is still a toddler learning to walk.

But in Warren Buffet's eyes, it has the potential to become the Nuclear bomb of the 21st century.

It's very interesting to see two widely different takes on AI by 2 world leaders.

Let's see how this pans out in the next 10 years.

3 AI tweets of the week: