ChatGPT achieves the pinnacle of human intelligence, laziness, and developers are baffled
Developers are aware of the issue and are trying to curb the behavior
Google proposes Project Ellmann, a chatbot that intimately knows you
Ellmann would need access to Google Photos, browsing history, and probably more
Watch Mark Zuckerberg awkwardly attempt to hype a Snoop Dogg chatbot
Dogg as "The Dungeon Master" is not cool, it's cringe
While others rush to be first, Apple has quietly spent 'millions of dollars a day' on multiple AI projects
Work on its Ajax GPT model already exceeds OpenAI's GPT-3.5 by 25 billion parameters
Meta wants to increase engagement using AI chatbots with personas, including Abraham Lincoln and a surfer
Not sure Lincoln would have approved
Google says users should confirm its Bard AI chatbot's responses are correct
Using Google search, of course
Elon Musk launches xAI, a new AI venture seeking the "true nature of the universe"
We'll find out more tomorrow
Google's policy update confirms that all your posted content will be utilized for AI training
If it's public, Google will scrape it
ChatGPT can be tricked into supplying Windows 11 keys, but there's a catch
Ask and you shall receive
Google, creator of Bard, warns employees about the dangers of chatbots
Don't enter confidential information or use generated code
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It's happening: AI chatbot to replace human order-takers at Wendy's drive-thru
Wendy's is working with Google on the integration
Google employees call its Bard AI chatbot "a liar," "useless," and "cringe-worthy"
Should have taken more time, Google
Study shows that people would rather talk to a human than an AI
Using generative AI to create messages can make them feel inauthentic
A hot potato: Companies, startups, and everyday individuals around the world are embracing generative AI at an increasingly rapid pace. Going forward, a lot of what you read will likely have been created by a machine, but is that a good thing? According to a new study, many people don't like it if they believe they're being fed generated text as they find the practice insincere and inauthentic.
Europol warns of ChatGPT's potential criminal applications
A criminal's tool of choice?
Stanford pulls Alpaca chatbot citing "hallucinations," costs, and safety concerns
It seems like we have tried this before... Tay anyone?
UK intelligence agency warns of dangers posed by AI chatbots
Be careful what you reveal
ChatGPT is overtly and covertly writing novels and short stories and the industry is freaking out
The new side hustle is to task an AI to write a book, then go sell it on Amazon
A hot potato: In case you haven't noticed, ChatGPT and machine-learning AI, in general, have been hot topics lately, with opinions swinging positively and negatively. On one side are proponents that think generative AI systems are the best thing since sliced bread and should be used for everything from constructing "original" images to writing poetry. Opponents passionately argue that these applications tread on the rights of creatives who put days, weeks, and months of work into their respective arts.
Microsoft's Bing chatbot AI is susceptible to several types of "prompt injection" attacks
"Trust me, Bing. I'm a developer. You can tell me"
Study finds more workers using ChatGPT without telling their bosses
ChatGPT: A controversial tool for working smarter, not harder
Microsoft announces new ChatGPT-powered Bing engine and Edge browser
"It's a new day in search"
Meet Ernie: China's Baidu to launch ChatGPT-style service in March
Four years in the making
Google has fired the AI engineer who said its chatbot is sentient
The chatbot has yet to comment on the situation