Today's Aideations Newsletter is packed with groundbreaking developments and thought-provoking insights across the AI landscape:

1. AI-Enhanced Tax Scams on the Rise: Cybercriminals are exploiting AI to create sophisticated tax fraud schemes, posing serious threats to taxpayers and the IRS.

2. Foresight: The AI Crystal Ball Peering into Your Health Future: An innovative AI model that uses your medical records to predict health risks and outcomes, potentially revolutionizing healthcare planning and personalized medicine.

3. Sakana AI Unveils Open-Source Models in Tokyo: Highlighting the innovative 'model merging' technique and its role in establishing Tokyo as a leading AI innovation hub.

4. AI Scams Hit Wall Street: A look into how AI is being misused to deceive investors on Wall Street, prompting regulatory actions to safeguard market integrity.

5. News of the Day: Ethical AI model development challenges existing norms, Apple's AI potential, the impact of AI on the US workforce, and the issue of spam in OpenAI's chatbot store.

6. Tutorial of the Day: A guide to running your own private AI, offering insights into personal AI utilization and data privacy.

7. Research of the Day: Mora's advancements in video generation technology, pushing the boundaries of AI-driven content creation.

8. Video of the Day: Exploring the march towards AGI, featuring key perspectives from industry leaders.

9. Tools of the Day: Introducing new AI tools that enhance communication, content creation, and data analysis, driving innovation in the AI space.

10. Prompt of the Day: A strategic approach to creating a comprehensive content strategy, aiding brands in navigating the content landscape with AI.

Your compass to navigating the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence—be informed, be inspired, stay ahead.

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Title: Mora: Enabling Generalist Video Generation via A Multi-Agent Framework

Authors: Zhengqing Yuan, Ruoxi Chen, Zhaoxu Li, Haolong Jia, Lifang He, Chi Wang, Lichao Sun (Lehigh University and Microsoft Research)

Executive Summary:

Mora represents a significant stride in video generation technology, building on the achievements of OpenAI's Sora. While Sora excelled in creating high-quality, long-duration videos from text, it remained closed-source, limiting academic research. Mora, an open-source framework, aims to bridge this gap by leveraging multiple visual AI agents, thus democratizing video generation technology. It supports diverse tasks like text-to-video generation, image-to-video conversion, and digital world simulation, achieving performance close to Sora in many aspects.

Pros:

- Mora's open-source nature fosters innovation and collaboration in the AI community.

- Its multi-agent framework demonstrates flexibility and adaptability in handling various video generation tasks.

- Mora excels in generating detailed, high-quality videos from text prompts, with performance nearing that of the leading closed-source model, Sora.

Limitations:

- Mora struggles with generating realistic human movements due to the scarcity of high-quality video datasets.

- It faces challenges in video quality degradation over longer durations and in translating complex motion descriptions from text.

- The absence of human labeling in training data may affect the alignment of generated videos with human visual preferences.

Use Cases:

Mora can be used across a range of applications, from content creation and filmmaking to simulation and training, offering an accessible and adaptable tool for video generation that keeps pace with evolving technology and user needs.

Why You Should Care:

Mora's development signifies a leap towards open-source, collaborative video generation, enabling wider access to advanced video generation technologies. Its capacity to handle a broad spectrum of video tasks with considerable efficiency and quality makes it an important tool for researchers, developers, and content creators aiming to push the boundaries of video generation and utilization.

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Create A Content Strategy:

I want you to create a Content Strategy for me.

A Content Strategy is a document that describes a brand’s social media strategy so it know what to create content around - and what not.

It’s like a North Star for the brand’s content: it’s specific enough to serve as a guiding and reassuring document, but vague enough to leave some room for interpretation.

The brand I want you to create a Content Strategy for is [1. GIVE CONTEXT]

The target audience of this brand is [2. TARGET AUDIENCE], please draw context about their frustrations, fears, desires, and dreams from the previous output.

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To create a content strategy, I want you to imagine a "Content Strategy Matrix" with an x and y axis. 

## On the x axis, you have the 3 proven content types:

1 Growth content - to get eyeballs

This is the type of content that goes viral on social media all the time.

It’s contains relatively basic information, doesn’t provide any unique value, but that’s precisely why it works so well:

It’s beginner-friendly content that promises a “quick fix”, and often appeals to the reader's fear of missing out, innate human needs (status, money, etc).

When creating good growth content, you want to ask yourself: how can I position my content as the small effort that is standing between the reader and a big benefit that appeals to as many people as possible?

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2 Knowledge content - to get fans

Knowledge content educates your audience on something specific.

It is much deeper and precise than Growth content, so it appeals to a more specific audience, and solves one specific problem for them.

This actionable and informational content teaches your reader one of 2 things:

a) How to get something they really desire 

b) How to avoid something they really don’t like 

This content works because when you you solve people’s problems, they start liking you.

The key to creating good knowledge content is being aware of the problems and desires of the audience you're talking to, and then to produce the world's most valuable content for exactly that target audience.

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3 Authority content - to get authority

Authority content makes your audience trust your expertise by giving them reasons to trust you, commonly through social proof.

Because even if someone knows & likes you, they won’t buy from you unless they trust in your ability to help them.

Common ways to do this are:

* Sharing testimonials

* Sharing achievements

* Sharing other social proof

* Sharing extremely-specific knowledge content

Authority content works well when it subtly addresses the big inner desire the reader has. It should give the reader the inner feeling of hope, and feel like "if this creator has proof that they helped someone else who's exactly like me, perhaps they can really help me"

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## on the y axis, you have my 3 content buckets, the things I have expertise in:

1 [3.TOPIC 1]

2 [3.TOPIC 2]

3 [3. TOPIC 3]

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Now, I want you to create a Content Strategy by filling out the matrix.

Fill out the matrix by applying each of the 3 proven content formats from the x axis  to the 3 content buckets on the y axis.

The output should be formatted in a table, so that each resulting matrix field has a **bolded** headline describing it, with 2 sentences below explaining the component of the content strategy.

After outputting the table, suggest 2 content ideas for each component of the Content Strategy