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ChatGPT Needs to Go to College to Get More Accurate: Parmy Olson
OpenAI trained ChatGPT on the vast, imperfect glory of the public internet — one reason why ChatGPT makes so many embarrassing mistakes. A lawyer who recently used the chatbot to write his court brief realized he’d blundered when it cited six nonexistent cases. It can get more accurate by having trained on better-quality data.
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ChatGPT’s ‘iPhone Moment’ Poses a New Threat to Google
ChatGPT’s new plugins, released last week with relatively little fanfare, are a major leap forward for the technology. Here's how OpenAI's upgrades to ChatGPT make it even more of a threat to big tech companies such as Google.
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Opinion: Amazon, Google Scramble To Keep Pace With OpenAI Despite Huge AI Teams
Of all the questions that ChatGPT has raised about the future of artificial intelligence, one still reverberates through Silicon Valley: Why couldn't the industry's largest technology firms breed an innovative service with a similar kind of impact?
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Beware ChatGPT Trying to Teach Your Kids Math … or Anything
ChatGPT, the popular chatbot from OpenAI that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to answer users' questions, has been cautiously praised by educators as a tool that could revolutionise education. The tool’s personalised responses are what make it so tantalising as an all-knowing digital tutor. Here's why you should beware of ChatGPT teaching your ...
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Opinion: Chief Twit Elon Musk Makes Mostly Disastrous Start
Elon Musk has wasted no time in showing the world that Twitter Inc.'s new sheriff is in town - or rather its "chief twit" is. That was his new Twitter bio last week when he walked into the company's San Francisco headquarters holding a sink, a gag pr
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Opinion: Tech Layoffs Are Shooting Up - Microsoft, Meta, More To Come
Mass layoffs are one of the more painful consequences of a looming economic recession, and the high-flying and well-funded tech industry isn't immune. A worsening economic outlook means tech businesses will be looking for ways to trim costs this year
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AI-Generated Art Sounds Alarming, But It Doesn’t Have to Be
AI-generated artwork is set to become a common feature with the arrival of Microsoft Designer to Microsoft 365, that was announced at the company's Fall event this week. Microsoft Designer is powered by OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 AI technology and will generate any image that users type into a box, such as “cake with berries, bread and pastries for the ...
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ChatGPT Needs to Go to College to Get More Accurate: Parmy Olson
OpenAI trained ChatGPT on the vast, imperfect glory of the public internet — one reason why ChatGPT makes so many embarrassing mistakes. A lawyer who recently used the chatbot to write his court brief realized he’d blundered when it cited six nonexistent cases. It can get more accurate by having trained on better-quality data.
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ChatGPT’s ‘iPhone Moment’ Poses a New Threat to Google
ChatGPT’s new plugins, released last week with relatively little fanfare, are a major leap forward for the technology. Here's how OpenAI's upgrades to ChatGPT make it even more of a threat to big tech companies such as Google.
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Opinion: Amazon, Google Scramble To Keep Pace With OpenAI Despite Huge AI Teams
Of all the questions that ChatGPT has raised about the future of artificial intelligence, one still reverberates through Silicon Valley: Why couldn't the industry's largest technology firms breed an innovative service with a similar kind of impact?
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Beware ChatGPT Trying to Teach Your Kids Math … or Anything
ChatGPT, the popular chatbot from OpenAI that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to answer users' questions, has been cautiously praised by educators as a tool that could revolutionise education. The tool’s personalised responses are what make it so tantalising as an all-knowing digital tutor. Here's why you should beware of ChatGPT teaching your ...
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Opinion: Chief Twit Elon Musk Makes Mostly Disastrous Start
Elon Musk has wasted no time in showing the world that Twitter Inc.'s new sheriff is in town - or rather its "chief twit" is. That was his new Twitter bio last week when he walked into the company's San Francisco headquarters holding a sink, a gag pr
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Opinion: Tech Layoffs Are Shooting Up - Microsoft, Meta, More To Come
Mass layoffs are one of the more painful consequences of a looming economic recession, and the high-flying and well-funded tech industry isn't immune. A worsening economic outlook means tech businesses will be looking for ways to trim costs this year
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AI-Generated Art Sounds Alarming, But It Doesn’t Have to Be
AI-generated artwork is set to become a common feature with the arrival of Microsoft Designer to Microsoft 365, that was announced at the company's Fall event this week. Microsoft Designer is powered by OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 AI technology and will generate any image that users type into a box, such as “cake with berries, bread and pastries for the ...
