A Texas federal judge has ordered that AI-generated content should not be used to make arguments in court, and that such information must be declared and verified by a human. Judge Brantley Starr’s ruling comes after one attorney, Steven Schwartz,
ChatGPT maker OpenAI is getting ready to release a new open-source language model to the public, as pressure mounts from other open source AI models. The news was reported by The Information on Monday, citing sources with knowledge of the
OpenAI is not taking the battle for AI dominance lightly. Just weeks after releasing its code interpreter plugin for trial, it has announced there will be 70 third-party plugins and web browsing to ChatGPT Plus. Previously available to a select
OpenAI is keeping its ChatGPT ahead of peers by constantly rolling out updates and plugins like Code Interpreter, which allows the chatbot to run several tasks effectively. Since its introduction, some developers have already started testing its strengths. The market
Google has integrated generative artificial intelligence (AI) into its workspace applications like Google documents, Gmail, and Slides, according to a recent statement. Per the announcement, the workspace applications would possess similar features to OpenAI’s ChatGPT and DALL-E, alongside Stable Diffusion’s
Microsoft’s Bing Chat waitlist is gone, allowing new users who sign up to immediately access the AI powered chatbot without waiting. The tech giant’s search engine Bing has been making its way to the spotlight after they released their ChatGPT
Bing’s daily active users crossed the 100 million mark within a month of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the search engine platform, according to a recent Microsoft statement. According to the firm, one-third of these users are new to Bing
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has announced the launch of a new AI-based large-language model focused on research community use. The move puts the company in competition with others racing to develop AI technology. Also Read: Meta Copies Twitter,
Researchers at New York University say infants are better at detecting the motivation behind an individual’s actions than artificial intelligence models. In a paper published in the Cognition journal, researchers noted that infants outperform AI at inferring the reason behind
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