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I asked Microsoft's 'new Bing' to write me a cover letter for a job. It refused, saying this would be 'unethical' and 'unfair to other applicants.'
But it gave me tips and directed me to writing resources for cover letters. Rival ChatGPT, however, wrote me a 270-word cover letter for the same job.
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Google will soon default to blurring explicit image search results
Unless you're logged in and over 18, don't expect to find violent or racy stuff.
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Apple retail employees testing 'Buy Now, Pay Later' service
Apple's upcoming Apple Pay Later feature has entered the next level of testing as the Cupertino tech giant expands the service to its retail employees.
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42% of daters think apps like Tinder and Bumble make it easier to find a long-term partner
Of respondents ages 18 to 29, 35% said dating apps make finding a serious partner easier, while 33% said it makes things harder.
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Balloons launched 100,000 feet in the air by Eastern Michigan students will study cosmic rays
EMU's role in the data collection process is to provide information on how the atmosphere interacts with cosmic rays.
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Microsoft Throws a Coming-Out Party for A.I.
Amid the tech industry’s worst slump in decades, industry leaders are predicting an era built on new chatbots and other types of artificial intelligence.
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Conservatives Are Obsessed With Getting ChatGPT to Say the N-Word
Elon Musk tweeted that it's "concerning" that a computer won't use a slur to stop a nuclear apocalypse in an imaginary scenario.
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‘Disrespectful to the Craft:’ Actors Say They’re Being Asked to Sign Away Their Voice to AI
Motherboard spoke to multiple voice actors and advocacy organizations, some of which said contracts including language around synthetic voices are now very prevalent.
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Microsoft reveals Bing's Azure OpenAI future
When Microsoft announced it would be spending $10 billion on the next stage of its OpenAI partnership, | Technical details were lacking, but Microsoft sees OpenAI search running on Azure as transforming not only search, but technology's future.
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10 Years of Dell XPS13 developer laptops
For a decade, Dell has been making top-of-the-line Ubuntu Linux-powered developer laptops. Here's the story behind the machines.
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Is cloud-native the new development normal?
In 2022, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and Linux Foundation Research
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Racing to Catch Up With ChatGPT, Google Plans Release of Its Own Chatbot
The internet giant said it would begin testing its new chatbot, Bard, with a small, private group before releasing it to the public in the coming weeks.
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Rocky Linux offers code security patches and info in real-time.
Rocky Linux delivers all the security information and patches you'd ever need, whether it's maintaining your own instances or building your own take.
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I tried Delta's new free inflight Wi-Fi. Here's how fast it was
Delta's new free inflight internet service is better and more stable than earlier services and free to all SkyMiles members.
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The 8 devices I always take on work trips
When you travel for work like I do, second-best gadgets won't cut it. Here's my pick of the best of the best gadgets for 2023 road warriors.
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Microsoft won't access private data in Office version scan
Don't mind us, we'll just have a quick look for unsupported installs and then disappear, we pwoooomise
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Artificial intelligence must be regulated, warns the CTO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI: ‘It can be used by bad actors’
OpenAI CTO Mira Murati says regulators must govern the use of A.I. in a way that’s "aligned with human values."
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A jury clears Elon Musk of wrongdoing related to 2018 Tesla tweets
The verdict by the nine jurors was reached after less than two hours of deliberation following a three-week trial and represents a major vindication for Musk.
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Apple is 'world's most admired company' for 16th straight year
Apple has secured the top spot on Forbes' annual list of the World's Most Admired Companies, taking first place for the 16th consecutive year.
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Leaked Amazon memo shows it only wants to hire students and new grads for entry-level software roles
Amazon will now only hire students and new grads for entry-level software positions, according to an internal memo shown to Insider.
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