Top government officials in Colombia and Israel openly disclosed that they used OpenAI’s ChatGPT in the discharge of their official duties, according to available media reports. Israeli President Isaac Herzog, at the recently concluded cybersecurity convention held in Tel Aviv,
ChatGPT, an artificially intelligent chatbot from OpenAI, recently set a world record by reaching 100 million users in just two months after its November launch. OpenAI’s brainchild shook the world immediately after its launch, reaching 1 million users in five
After publishing a series of disastrous AI-written articles, CNET and its parent company Red Ventures would have wished to avoid any further controversy – but they have singlehandedly failed in that respect. Last month, MetaNews reported that from November of
Tech behemoth Google has launched its own AI-powered chatbot “Bard” to rival ChatGPT, according to a Feb. 6 statement. Following the success of ChatGPT, there has been increased interest in artificial intelligence tools. Google is now taking the threat seriously
Replika, US-based artificially intelligent chatbot, was banned in Italy. It was prohibited by Italy’s Data Protection Agency (GPDP), which said on Friday that it cited its risk to minors and emotionally fragile people, Reuters reported. Replika was launched in 2017 as
The alarming rate of gun violence in the United States in 2023 has led to increased calls for more gun safety measures. But with that unlikely to happen anytime soon, individuals and organizations have been turning to other alternatives, including
OpenAI, the startup behind ChatGPT, has released a free web-based plagiarism checker to determine whether machines or humans wrote a text. According to OpenAI, the web-based tool is not entirely accurate. Its performance will depend on the similarity between the
OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, has unveiled the premium version of its fastest-growing chatbot for $20 per month. “We are piloting ChatGPT Plus, a subscription plan that offers faster response times and reliability during peak hours. And of course,
The continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has already worried job holders, and it has the potential to replace white collar jobs too, experts say. Chatbots and AI tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Dall-E are being considered as the replacements
The popular artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot from Open AI, ChatGPT, is raising concerns in the academic sector. ChatGPT has continuously made headlines since its launch in November and has become the new best friend of college students in everything from
Medium, an American online publishing platform, announced that it would accept articles written with the help of an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot like ChatGPT. Recently, the hype surrounding AI chatbots has reached its peak due to ChatGPT, and the world
From November to January, technology website CNET published a series of financial advice articles written by artificial intelligence (AI), but an audit confirmed that the majority of these pieces contained factual errors, serious omissions, and plagiarised content. The CNET editorial
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