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OpenAI’s regulatory woes have barely started
Italy’s GDPR restrictions were just a taste of what lies ahead for ChatGPT.
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Businesses are automating slower than expected, says report
Businesses globally have introduced automation into their operations at a slower pace than previously anticipated, the World Economic Forum (WEF) opined this week. The org's annual Future of Jobs report said businesses currently estimate 34 percent of all their tasks are completed by machines – a trajectory that would see its 2020 prediction of 47 percent automation by 2025 fall short. The org has therefore adjusted its prediction and now guesstimates 42 percent of tasks will be automated by 2027.
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ChatGPT and its ilk are definitely not sentient. Here's why
While the conversations they produce may seem astounding, ChatGPT, Bard and other contemporary "AI" chatbots are not magic. Rather, they are merely examples of what computer scientists call "large language models," or LLMs. Essentially, LLMs are trained to identify likely sequences of words, then generate coherent and convincing text.
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ChatGPT’s Challenge: Rethinking the Innate Nature of Language Acquisition
Explore the debate surrounding ChatGPT and Noam Chomsky's linguistic theories on the acquisition of language. Discover how language models raise questions about the nature of human language and its innate properties.
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Why it's hard to defend against AI prompt injection attacks
In the rush to commercialize LLMs, security got left behind
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Insider Cuts 10% of Staff, Says ChatGPT Experiments Aren't to Blame
The news outlet Insider announced to staff via email Thursday morning that the company lay off 10% of its workforce, including staff writers. Insider Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Carlson announced last week that the outlet’s writers would be experimenting with ChatGPT. Asked if the layoffs were related to the nascent use of the AI chatbot, an Insider spokesperson said, “Of course not.”
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ChatGPT makes materials research much more efficient
UW–Madison's Dane Morgan and Maciej Polak have published their solution for training ChatGPT to read academic articles, tabulate key data and check the results for accuracy, thereby saving valuable research time.
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OpenAI’s CEO Says the Age of Giant AI Models Is Already Over
Sam Altman says the research strategy that birthed ChatGPT is played out and future strides in artificial intelligence will require new ideas.
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GPT-4 will hunt for trends in medical records thanks to Microsoft and Epic
On Monday, Microsoft and Epic Systems announced that they are bringing OpenAI's GPT-4 AI language model into health care for use in drafting message responses from health care workers to patients and for use in analyzing medical records while looking for trends.
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Report: Samsung is considering dropping Google for Bing search on Galaxy Android phones
The AI wars are heating up. Smelling blood in the water, Microsoft has been working tirelessly to bake ChatGPT AI models into virtually all of its products. So far, the most prolific example of that has been Bing Chat. Bing Chat is a new section on Microsoft's oft-derided number 2 search engine that allows users to search with natural human language, and receive natural human language results in return. Powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT-4, Bing has exclusive rights to commercial use of the machine learning models from the firm, prompting a furor of panic at search leader Google.
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Exploring the human-like side of artificial intelligence at Google
Competitive pressure among tech giants is propelling society into the future of artificial intelligence, ready or not. Scott Pelley dives into the world of AI with Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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ChatGPT is now writing college essays, and higher ed has a big problem
Is higher learning doomed?
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ChatGPT is going to change education, not destroy it
The narrative around cheating students doesn’t tell the whole story. Meet the teachers who think generative AI could actually make learning better.
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Elon Musk Buys Ten Thousand GPUs for Secretive AI Project
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has bought around 10,000 graphics cards and is hiring AI experts to build a ChatGPT competitor within Twitter, Insider reports. That's despite the billionaire CEO repeatedly voicing concerns over AI chatbots like ChatGPT, and even signing an open letter calling for a six-month moratorium on developing AIs more advanced than OpenAI's GPT-4.
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AI could cause ‘nuclear-level’ catastrophe, third of experts say
More than one-third of researchers believe artificial intelligence (AI) could lead to a “nuclear-level catastrophe”, according to a Stanford University survey, underscoring concerns in the sector about the risks posed by the rapidly advancing technology.
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OpenAI’s CEO confirms the company isn’t training GPT-5 and “won’t for some time”
In a discussion about threats posed by AI systems, Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO and co-founder, has confirmed that the company is not currently training GPT-5, the presumed successor to its AI language model GPT-4, released this March.
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‘Overemployed’ Hustlers Exploit ChatGPT To Take On Even More Full-Time Jobs
"ChatGPT does like 80 percent of my job," said one worker. Another is holding the line at four robot-performed jobs. "Five would be overkill," he said.
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How to Build an E-commerce Chatbot with Redis, LangChain, and OpenAI
Given the recent popularity of AI-enabling APIs, it seems like everyone is building chatbots into their applications. Here’s what’s involved.
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Training ChatGPT Required Enough Water to Fill a Nuclear Cooling Tower
An average user’s conversational exchange with ChatGPT basically amounts to dumping a large bottle of fresh water out on the ground.
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Alibaba to roll out its rival to ChatGPT across all its products
Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing unit of Chinese tech giant, announced it will be rolling out its own ChatGPT-style product Tongyi Qianwen in "the near future."
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