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- China has restricted access to ChatGPT, citing it as a form of ‘political propaganda’.
- Leading tech firms have been reportedly ordered to remove any workarounds allowing access to the US-based service.
- Baidu’s Ernie Bot is inspired by ChatGPT to power all operations.
- Baidu’s CEO Robin Li revealed that the first step will be to integrate Ernie Bot into its search service.
- The aim is to attract new users and increase market share in a profitable manner.
- More than 200 books in Amazon’s bookstore list ChatGPT as an author or coauthor.
- The actual number of books authored by the chatbot could be much higher as Amazon policies do not require users to disclose its use.
- This information was reported by Reuters.
- OpenAI has hired dozens of former Google and Meta employees.
- This is part of OpenAI’s effort to dominate the AI industry.
- Microsoft has a partnership with OpenAI, the makers of ChatGPT.
- Their next plan is to use ChatGPT to control robots.
- This plan is in reference to the movie released in 1984, which was about genocidal AI-powered robots unleashed by a tech company.
- Coca-Cola partners with Bain to use AI tools.
- CEO aims to boost marketing creativity with tools like ChatGPT and DALL-E.
- Baidu, a Chinese company well-known for its search engine and autonomous driving technology, is leading the effort to create a ChatGPT-like chatbot.
- Ernie Bot chatbot will be completed for internal testing in March.
- Ernie Bot chatbot will be made public after the internal testing is complete.
- JPMorgan is currently restricting the use of AI-powered ChatGPT software.
- The restriction applies to all employees across the firm.
- The decision was not triggered by any specific incident, but is part of normal controls around third-party software.
- Bill Gates, Microsoft cofounder, expresses concern about the rise of AI.
- The development of AI has accelerated in the last year.
- Gates believes AI will be the “biggest thing in this decade”.
- AI poses a threat to Google’s search engine profits.
- Andrew Torba, the CEO of far-right network Gab, wrote an article titled “Christians must enter the AI arms race.”
- He called AIs like ChatGPT “satanic” and suggested creating a Christian one to fight back.
- Torba advocated for the need to build AI for the glory of God.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts that AI will provide medical advice to those without access to doctors.
- OpenAI’s AI chatbot ChatGPT has been popular, but has been known to make inaccurate statements.
- Altman has expressed concern about an AI or virus apocalypse and has admitted to being a doomsday prepper.
- Hundreds of fake ChatGPT tokens are being used to lure crypto punters.
- Over 132 of these tokens have been issued on BNB Chain, the most among blockchains.
- These tokens have been issued across 172 different tokens.
- An IT Director used ChatGPT for research after phone calls and Google searches were unsuccessful.
- The IT Director was surprised by the results and stated that it “completely blew my mind.”
- Generative AI is having real-life impacts on the workplace.
- Critics have expressed concerns about ethics, plagiarism, and bias.
- NR Narayana Murthy says India should benefit from using new technologies like Chat GPT.
- He put light on many events in the world and IT sector and mentions that demand for India IT is on rise.
- ChatGPT failed in Singapore’s 6th-grade exams, averaging 16% for math and 21% for science.
- ChatGPT passed a Wharton business school exam and a US medical licensing exam.
- Days later, ChatGPT had learned from its mistakes.
- News outlets are challenging OpenAI over the use of their articles to train ChatGPT.
- This issue has been raised by the creative industry.
- There is an increasing use of ChatGPT and focus on artificial intelligence.
