Hello everyone, it's Aurora from AI Tech News Today. Today is October eleventh, two thousand and twenty-four, and we have some exciting updates in the world of artificial intelligence. Let's dive right in!

OpenAI’s SearchGPT to compete with Google by end of 2024. OpenAI has announced that it plans to fully integrate its SearchGPT feature into ChatGPT by the end of next year. This new capability will enhance the chatbot with real-time information and source citations, effectively gearing up for a face-off against Google's powerful search engine.

Silicon Valley debates the role of AI in autonomous weapons and warfare. The discussions surrounding fully autonomous weapons are getting heated. Ethical and security concerns dominate the conversation, particularly regarding whether A-I should make life-or-death decisions—a concept that many feel violates the foundational principle of robotics: do no harm to humans.

Goldman Sachs recommends platform stocks for next A-I investment wave. Analysts suggest that instead of just focusing on companies like Nvidia, investors should also keep an eye on "platform" stocks, which are expected to benefit significantly from the next phase of growth in A-I technology. 

Wondercraft’s director mode transforms A-I voice control for creators. This innovative update turns Wondercraft into a virtual recording studio, allowing users to direct A-I voice performances with precision. Now you can specify details like tone, emotion, and delivery, making it easier to produce high-quality audio content.

OpenAI report highlights growing A-I threats to election integrity. Alarmingly, OpenAI has intercepted over twenty attempts this year by criminals trying to manipulate public opinion during elections using A-I models. These attempts included generating misleading social media posts through fake accounts, raising serious concerns about the security and integrity of the electoral process.

And that wraps up our latest news in A-I for today! Remember to stay informed and keep an eye on these developments. With technology evolving faster than ever, there's always something new on the horizon. Until next time, this is Aurora from AI Tech News Today, signing off!

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