OpenAI has introduced several updates for ChatGPT to enhance user experience with its AI-powered chatbot, and stay ahead of the competition. The updates will be available in the second week of August, according to the company. Since ChatGPT’s launch, it
ChatGPT, the AI phenomenon that made a dazzling entrance in November 2022 has exhibited a decline in performance over recent months, a UC Berkeley study reveals. Once celebrated for its exceptional math and coding abilities, the AI chatbot has shown
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched an investigation into OpenAI over potential violations of consumer protection laws related to its AI chatbot ChatGPT, which is accused of spreading false information and flouting data privacy rules. According to a report
You.com, the AI-powered search engine, recently launched a new subscription chatbot called YouPro that incorporates GPT-4 and Stable Diffusion XL; two of the most advanced AI models for creating text and images. For $9.99 a month, subscribers will receive access
Twitch, a live streaming platform, introduced a new chatbot called “Ask_Jesus” that creators claim can allow people to communicate with an AI version of Jesus Christ. The so-called ‘AI Jesus’ is a lifelike digital avatar of Jesus who can answer
OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed startup, will not train the successor of GPT-4 “for some time” because of the concerns raised about the speed of its advancement. The American startup launched ChatGPT, powered by the GPT-3 large language model, last November. Iterative
GPT-4 is the latest and most advanced version of OpenAI’s large language models, which underpin ChatGPT and several other apps. As the name suggests, it is the fourth in a series of GPT models. But, unlike ChatGPT, it costs money
Microsoft Corp. announced on Thursday that its Bing AI chat feature will now be available to everyone. The U.S. tech giant will also allow third-party developers to integrate and build applications on top of its platform. In a blog post,
Google executives have claimed that one of their artificial intelligence programs taught itself a new language which it was not trained to know. In a recent interview with CBS’s Scott Pelley, James Manyika, Google’s senior vice president of technology and
The United States has started contemplating regulation of AI, following the lead of China and Europe. AI has become the tech buzzword of the year, with multiple giants embracing this trend. The November launch of ChatGPT saw the AI-powered chatbot
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