Tag Archives: ChatGPT

Google’s Gemini Is the Real Start of the Generative AI Boom | WIRED

The history of artificial intelligence has been punctuated by periods of so-called “AI winter,” when the technology seemed to meet a dead end and funding dried up. Each one has been accompanied by proclamations that making machines truly intelligent is just too darned hard for humans to figure out.

Google’s release of Gemini, claimed to be a fundamentally new kind of AI model and the company’s most powerful to date, suggests that a new AI winter isn’t coming anytime soon. In fact, although the 12 months since ChatGPT launched have been a banner year for AI, there is good reason to think that the current AI boom is only getting started.

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How to Use ChatGPT to Write Website Content for Business | AllBusiness.com

AI tools for content creation are super popular today, and no wonder:

  • They help small business owners and marketers save time and money.
  • Tools like ChatGPT generate content assets in seconds.
  • Their texts look like they were written by humans, and plagiarism checkers see them as original and ready for publishing.

A tiny problem: those texts aren’t original. ChatGPT isn’t as intelligent as many believe (yet!):

  • It generates words without understanding the context.
  • Its content is generic, with no insights for the audience.
  • Yes, it learns fast, but still can present some false information from the internet as if it’s true.
  • It can’t cover controversial issues like politics or religion, and it offers biased answers to corresponding questions.

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The copyright issues around generative AI aren’t going away anytime soon | TechCrunch

Generative AI has brought a host of copyright issues to the fore. Just this week, authors including George R.R. Martin, led by the Authors Guild, filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that the startup’s viral AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, was trained on their work without their knowledge or consent.

And it’s not just OpenAI that’s having to contend with this. Onstage at Disrupt 2023, Anastasis Germanidis, one of the co-founders of Runway, a company developing generative AI tools for video, said that his company is “still exploring” the right approach to training AI models on artists’ and creators’ works.

“We’re working closely with artists to figure out what the best approaches are to address this,” Germanidis said. “We’re exploring various data partnerships to be able to further grow … and build the next generation of models.”

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3 Things to Look for to Determine If AI Is Being Used Ethically | Entrepreneur

AI has been a topic of great interest — we’re all amazed by its potential and the impact it may have on our lives, mostly because AI is the first tool in history that can make decisions by itself. Take ChatGPT as an example. It embodies more knowledge than any human has ever known. This tool can be a force for enormous good. Imagine what AI can do in healthcare and its enormous databases of genes, medicines and disease symptoms, and drug interactions, for example? It can literally save lives. But that’s also a huge responsibility we’re putting on a technology that we haven’t even begun to fully understand.

As investors, entrepreneurs, and users, we directly impact where the technology will go, and we are setting the stage for where it will end up.

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How to Use ChatGPT to Save Time and Make Work Easier | Entrepreneur

OpenAI’s ChatGPT and similar AI tools may not replace jobs anytime soon. But they can help workers across many industries – from tech to media – do their jobs better and more quickly.

“It’s almost like a bit of a productivity boost that some of these occupations might get,” Anu Madgavkar, a partner at economic research firm McKinsey Global Institute, told Insider.

The buzzy conversational chatbot – which attracted one million users soon after its launch last November – has been used to generate real estate advice, provide tips on how to start a business, and even write music in the style of individual artists, all with varying levels of success.

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