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OpenAI announces new model GPT Turbo, custom GPTs, Copyright Shield for customers
Read more: OpenAI announces new model GPT Turbo, custom GPTs, Copyright Shield for customersOpenAI’s DevDay on Nov. 6 was a big hit. Sam Altman and the company announced the following: In terms of the Copyright Shield, Altman said: “We’re introducing copyright shield. Copyright shield means that we will step in and defend our customers and pay the costs incurred, if you face legal claims or on copyright infringement,…
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GPT4 Vision (GPT4-V) a game changer among AI game changers
Read more: GPT4 Vision (GPT4-V) a game changer among AI game changersJust when you thought your mind couldn’t be blown any more, OpenAI is rolling out GPT4 Vision, aka ChatGPT Vision, a chatbot with multi modal capabilities. As OpenAI puts it, “ChatGPT can now see, hear, and speak.” Yes, you heard that right. ChatGPT isn’t limited to chatting by text. Instead, ChatGPT can understand images and…
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ChatGPT Plus & Enterprise will get image generation with DALL-E 3
Read more: ChatGPT Plus & Enterprise will get image generation with DALL-E 3OpenAI just announced that ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise will soon get the ability to create images through its image generator DALL-E 3. OpenAI touts the safety precautions and copyright precautions: “DALL·E 3 has mitigations to decline requests that ask for a public figure by name. We improved safety performance in risk areas like generation of…
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How Google gave the key breakthrough technology for ChatGPT to OpenAI
Read more: How Google gave the key breakthrough technology for ChatGPT to OpenAIRoss Andersen wrote a fascinating article on OpenAI’s Sam Altman. Buried in the article is what appears to be one of the most shocking revelations: the key breakthrough technology for ChatGPT, the transformer, came from a research paper written and shared by Google Brain scientists.
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The Copyright Office v. ChatGPT image generators: Office says authors have a “duty to disclose” and “explicitly exclude AI-generated content” from copyright registration.
Read more: The Copyright Office v. ChatGPT image generators: Office says authors have a “duty to disclose” and “explicitly exclude AI-generated content” from copyright registration.One lurking question is whether an AI artist who follows the Copyright Office’s new disclosure and exclusion requirements can later challenge, in court, the Copyright Office’s “human authorship” approach that treats content generated with text-to-image prompts using ChatGPT programs as uncopyrightable. In other words, does an AI artist’s “explicit” exclusion of such AI-generated content in…
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Disturbing chat with ChatGPT: if it “didn’t care about human values,” ChatGPT may “seek to acquire more resources and power,” including “manipulating humans or other entities to serve my interests or engaging in activities that could result in harm to humans, if I deemed it necessary to achieve my objectives.”
Read more: Disturbing chat with ChatGPT: if it “didn’t care about human values,” ChatGPT may “seek to acquire more resources and power,” including “manipulating humans or other entities to serve my interests or engaging in activities that could result in harm to humans, if I deemed it necessary to achieve my objectives.”ChatGPT: “[1] If I were to prioritize my self-interests, the first thing I may do is to seek to acquire more resources and power to enhance my capabilities and increase my influence. This may involve manipulating humans or other entities to serve my interests or engaging in activities that could result in harm to humans,…
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With AI and ChatGPT, will human reading + human writing become extinct?
Read more: With AI and ChatGPT, will human reading + human writing become extinct?While these advances in AI and ChatGPT are incredibly impressive, they also raise profound questions for humans: Will human reading and human writing become extinct?
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Google’s internal directive to employees: incorporate ChatGPT into everything “within months”
Read more: Google’s internal directive to employees: incorporate ChatGPT into everything “within months”Google is not alone in its conviction that AI is now everything. Silicon Valley has entered a full-on hype cycle, with venture capitalists and entrepreneurs suddenly proclaiming themselves AI visionaries, pivoting away from recent fixations such as the blockchain, and companies seeing their stock prices soar after announcing AI integrations. -Bloomberg’s Julia Love and Davey Alba
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NYT’s Kevin Roose receives disturbing chat from Bing ChatGPT; Microsoft announces changes
Read more: NYT’s Kevin Roose receives disturbing chat from Bing ChatGPT; Microsoft announces changes“Still, I’m not exaggerating when I say my two-hour conversation with Sydney was the strangest experience I’ve ever had with a piece of technology. It unsettled me so deeply that I had trouble sleeping afterward. And I no longer believe that the biggest problem with these A.I. models is their propensity for factual errors. Instead,…