As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies grows, so do concerns about their implications for cybersecurity. According to a recent press release, global enterprise leaders now view these emerging technologies as the biggest threat to
OpenAI has launched a mobile version of its ChatGPT application for iOS, and announced that an Android version is on the way. ChatGPT is an advanced language model developed and launched by OpenAI last November that went viral all around
Alibaba Cloud, a part of Chinese tech giant Alibaba Group, unveiled its own version of a ChatGPT-like AI tool called Tongyi Qianwen this week. Several tech giants have embraced AI, including Microsoft, Google, and Baidu, motivated by the successful launch
OpenAI and ChatGPT may be making the early ground in the battle for chatbot supremacy, but Google and Bard will ultimately win. This is the argument made by Tibo Louis-Lucas, the project founder of social media promotion apps TweetHunter and
ChatGPT API opened a world of opportunities for developers, allowing them to create their own AI tools powered by model 3.5 or the latest model 4, launched earlier this month. Widespread investment in the sector is helping accelerate development and
Instagram co-founders have unveiled the new app four years after their social media giant was acquired by Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook Inc. Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have named their new app Artifact as “a personalized news feed using the latest
Recent technological advancements like the internet have vastly improved the speed and the mode of communication, but they have given rise to a new problem, “fake news.” Fake news is a false story or information peddled to push a narrative
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