ChatGPT can browse the web for answers once again, voice and image recognition are also rolling out
GPT's capabilities keep on expanding, but output quality will inevitably vary
Spotify will use OpenAI's tech to translate podcasts to more languages
In a nutshell: Spotify reports that the number of people listening to podcasts has surpassed 100 million and continues to grow. The streaming service is now exploring new methods to broaden access to its podcast service for an even larger audience of creators and languages. It aims to achieve this by leveraging the capabilities of AI algorithms to automatically translate content from some prominent figures in the industry.
OpenAI collaborates with legendary Apple designer Jony Ive on consumer AI product
Building the "iPhone of artificial intelligence"
Amazon is investing $4 billion in OpenAI competitor Anthropic
Following in Microsoft's footsteps to secure quality AI models for its end customers
OpenAI's DALL-E 3 adds ChatGPT integration, provides a more nuanced approach to text-based image generation
No need to learn advanced prompt engineering anymore
The big picture: DALL-E is one of the leading AI services designed to generate images from textual prompts. Developed by OpenAI, this machine learning model is continually evolving to offer users more advanced and user-friendly tools for transforming their ideas into uncanny visual content.
Study reveals left-wing bias in ChatGPT's responses (Correction: it doesn't)
"AI systems could replicate, or even amplify, existing challenges posed by the internet and social media"
NY Times is considering a lawsuit against OpenAI and its GPT model
It may result in the largest lawsuit involving AI to date
Famed theoretical physicist plays down extinction fears caused by "glorified tape recorder" AI systems
A lot of people feel the same way
Websites can now block OpenAI's web crawling bot
Will ChatGPT's plagiarizing algorithms abide to the "robots.txt" custom rules?
ChatGPT gets more than half the programming questions wrong in recent study
But ChatGPT's confidence and politeness convince some people it's right
The United States government will let AI companies self-regulate for their own good
Seven leading corporations have agreed to somewhat "manage" the risks posed by AI
When it comes to next-generation AI models, synthetic data is the way to go
AI platforms talking to each other to preserve copyright and (possibly) hallucinate more
Authors demand credit and compensation from AI companies using their work without permission
OpenAI, Alphabet, and Meta have been called out
"Right to be forgotten" in the era of AI and large language models
Can a machine learning algorithm unlearn the data it was trained on?
OpenAI faces ChatGPT probe over data risk issues, damaging reputations
Has OpenAI broken consumer protection laws?
Elon Musk launches xAI, a new AI venture seeking the "true nature of the universe"
We'll find out more tomorrow
Is the gold rush over? ChatGPT and other AIs see a drop in user numbers
ChatGPT's visitors fell for the first time ever
AI smarter than people could cause the extinction of the human race, says OpenAI
OpenAI's new team will (hopefully) safeguard humanity from AI superintelligence
OpenAI yanks Bing integration from ChatGPT after users "exploit" bug to bypass paywalls
It's not a feature; it's a bug
Experts and CEOs warn of extinction risk posed by AI, compare dangers to nuclear war
"Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority"
What just happened? It's a case of another day, another warning about the possibility of AI causing the extinction of the human race. On this occasion, it's been compared it to the risks posed by nuclear war and pandemics. The statement comes from experts in the field and those behind these systems, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
Ex-Googler fired for criticizing AI warns that companies won't self-regulate without pressure
"It feels like a gold rush,"
OpenAI boss Sam Altman's iris-scanning Worldcoin crypto project raises almost $100 million
Execs say Worldcoin could offset the job losses caused by increased use of AI
ChatGPT is powered by a hidden army of contractors making $15 per hour
Semi-supervised learning is a huge reason ChatGPT is so good compared to its alternatives
Could artificial intelligence be about to take over your job?
Two studies point out the challenges ahead for work positions in the AI era