If investments and trust in AI are building up, insurance should follow suit sometime. More so, as robots can cause accidents, and can create a new kind of accountability for enterprises using them instead of humans. But insurance here is
The perceived political leanings of ChatGPT have been the cause of recent controversy, but as MetaNews attempted to replicate its ‘woke’ answers the truth became increasingly murky. A number of mainstream media outlets including The Telegraph in the UK and
The rise of ChatGPT, an artificially intelligent (AI) chatbot, has already set a new trend in the tech industry. Its widespread popularity and record-breaking engagement of 100 million users in two months has prompted other tech giants to reconsider. Also
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
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to accelerate the creation and development of the metaverse, with multiple companies including Nvidia, Google, and OpenAI creating AI-powered 3D tools. The public is already familiar with chatbots and AI-image generators, both of which can
The Chinese version of Google, Baidu, is reportedly planning to incorporate a ChatGPT-like interactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot into its website by March, Reuters reported on January 30. According to the report, the AI would initially be a standalone application
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
The professional edition of ChatGPT, which is said to be faster and confer additional benefits to users, is set to cost $42 a month. OpenAI is rolling out the ‘Professional Plan’ of ChatGPT to some users with a number of benefits.
The threat of students using ChatGPT to write essays and cheat on coursework assignments is overblown according to level-headed educators. Danny Oppenheimer, professor of psychology and decision sciences at Carnegie Mellon University, is among the academics who believe that the
Large language models (LLM) such as ChatGPT have the potential to shake up political lobbying according to research conducted at one of the top US Universities. An investigation by John Nay of Stanford University posits that at least part of
OpenAI has plans to move to a subscription model or ‘professional’ iteration of ChatGPT as rumors swirl on the next upgrade to its features and functionality. According to an update in OpenAI’s community Discord, the goal is to “continue improving
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