RAPID REVIEW
Google announces ChatGPT competitor “Bard”!
Google launched an experimental conversational AI service called Bard that blends the strength of their huge language models with the depth of the world’s information.
In order to enhance Bard’s quality and speed, internal testing will be merged with user feedback and a lighter version of LaMDA when it is first launched.
They have been utilizing AI to enhance search as well as other products like video and music, and they intend to start with Search before incorporating these improvements into all of their businesses.
By making it simple and secure to build on top of their models, they also hope to assist other developers in taking advantage of these advancements.
You can bet your bots, the AI battle has officially begun! Get ready for some serious tech tussles.
__TVE_SHORTCODE_RAW___ChatGPT is about to improve, and Microsoft’s Bing could succeed greatly.
A quicker and more comprehensive version of ChatGPT, known as GPT-4, is about to be incorporated into Microsoft’s second-place search engine Bing. This will represent a significant advancement in the expanding field of generative AI and a long-awaited threat to Google’s dominance of search.
People acquainted with the product and distribution plans claim that OpenAI’s most recent software answers significantly quicker than its present version and that the responses sound more human and are more detailed.
Additionally, OpenAI intends to release a ChatGPT app for mobile devices and test a new function in their Dall-E image-generating program that would use artificial intelligence to produce films.
__TVE_SHORTCODE_RAW___Google invests in AnthropicAI
Google has invested $300 million in Anthropic, one of the most talked-about OpenAI competitors, whose recently unveiled generative AI model Claude is thought to be competitive with ChatGPT. In terms of AI alignment and trust & safety, Claude may really be more evolved.
__TVE_SHORTCODE_RAW___AI in January 2023
We can all agree that the beginning of this year has been crazy for Artificial Intelligence. @heyBarsee created a nice list on twitter of everything that happened in January 2023 in the AI world.
Google has invested $300 million in Anthropic, one of the most talked-about OpenAI competitors, whose recently unveiled generative AI model Claude is thought to be competitive with ChatGPT. In terms of AI alignment and trust & safety, Claude may really be more evolved.
__TVE_SHORTCODE_RAW___LATEST DEVELOPMENT
OpenAI detecting tool
Amidst concerns of academic dishonesty and the dissemination of false information, several schools in the United States have chosen to restrict access to ChatGPT within their networks. To aid educators and others, open ai created a tool that can distinguish between text crafted by human hands and that produced by AI systems.
Greg Brockman, the President and Co-Founder of OpenAI, took to Twitter to declare that this tool is merely in its initial version, which is why we decided to put it to the test!
I asked ChatGPT to write a 250-word piece about climate change. I relied solely on the capabilities of ChatGPT, without any personal input, and I put the result in the detecting tool. This is what the tool had to say about it.
As you can see, the tool cannot always be right, but in defense of OpenAI, they clearly state that the tool has some limitations.
Quilbot
Some students have already found solutions for AI generated text with QuilBot! Students take whatever ChatGPT writes for them, put it in Quilbot and Quilbot makes it seem like the student wrote it so the school cannot track it and then you submit it and the teacher has to believe that you wrote it because it cannot be tracked! Crazy loop, huh??
CURATED GOODIES
I have curated the best reads for the week for you, so grab a hot drink, sit back, relax & enjoy!
- MIT
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
This guy has taken it to a whole other level! How creative do you have to be in order to think of something like that? If I was the teacher, I would give him an A for effort.
SIZZLING TWEETS
This guy has taken it to a whole other level! How creative do you have to be in order to think of something like that? If I was the teacher, I would give him an A for effort.
AI IMAGES OF THE WEEK
This week’s topic: tiny cute dinosaur engineer
