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ChatGPT Isn’t Designed to be A Tutor. Students Are Still Using it As One

More than 10 percent of K-12 and college students said they study with ChatGPT in addition to a tutor, according to a recent survey

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A blog post detailed a Sam Altman freakout about a huge chips shortage threatening OpenAI. Then it was taken down

The OpenAI CEO and cofounder also said the company has no plans for consumer-facing products beyond ChatGPT.

Fortune

If ChatGPT does become sentient, it's smart enough to hide it from us

We are a long way from seeing any kind of consciousness brew within ChatGPT, but could we tell when that day comes?

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GPT AI is here to revamp your Microsoft Teams meetings

Microsoft Teams Premium now supports intelligent recap, which uses AI to generate meeting notes, recommended tasks, and a personalized set of timestamps for each user.

Windows Central

How are Indian languages faring in the age of AI and language models?

As large language models like ChatGPT find more applications around the world, their adoption also passively spreads a prejudice against languages other than English, including Indian languages. Some researchers are working to remedy this.

The Hindu

Tyler Cowen: ChatGPT is also an impressive feat of marketing

ChatGPT is often cited as the most rapidly adopted consumer product of all time. Quite aside from its technological capabilities, the success of ChatGPT is an impressive feat of marketing — and I hope it heralds a new wave of campaigns based not on pandering but on authenticity.

Tribune News Service

Dark cloud over ChatGPT revolution: the cost

Washington (AFP) - The explosion of generative AI has taken the world by storm, but one question all too rarely comes up: Who can afford it?

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I outsourced my life to AI for a week, from making lunches to planning dates — here’s what I learnt

Groundbreaking new chatbots ChatGPT and Google Bard can write novels, generate code and ace the bar exam — but how much of our lives can we actually trust them with? Katie Strick investigates

Evening Standard

This artist just made a memecoin that skyrocketed to a $77 million market cap. He mostly used GPT-4

The artist still owns a little more than 10% of the tokens.

Fortune

Creating a Thai language AI tool

Thai artificial intelligence (AI) engineers from public and private organisations have teamed up to develop a Thai-language generative AI-powered chatbot, expected to benefit several sectors from education to business.

Bangkok Post

AI news you might have missed this week: Music, ChatGPT, and Bill Gates thinks it'll soon be teaching our kids

The AI news cycle is fast and fierce. Here are some stories you might have missed this week, including updates to ChatGPT, Bill Gates on AI teaching kids and a new open-source chatbot.

Windows Central

Is it human or AI?

Fans were excited when the renowned Thai comic Kai Hua Ror launched a special issue called AI < VER 1.2023 Beta>, created by artificial intelligence, at the 51st National Book Fair at Queen Sirikit Center.

Bangkok Post

Snapchat making AI chatbot similar to ChatGPT available to every user

‘My AI’ service that users can converse and collaborate creatively with had initially only been available to subscribers

The Guardian - UK

Making ChatGPT and Bing Chat say stupid or dangerous things just proves we're the problem, not AI

There's way too much focus on what AI tools like ChatGPT and Bing Chat can do wrong, so how about we think more about the useful stuff, yeah?

Windows Central

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‘I didn’t give permission’: Do AI’s backers care about data law breaches?

Regulators around world are cracking down on content being hoovered up by ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion and others

The Guardian - US

This economist won every bet he made on the future. Then he tested ChatGPT

Bryan Caplan was skeptical after AI struggled on his midterm exam. But within months, it had aced the test

TechRadar

Can AI be sued? We could be about to find out

AI chatbot ChatGPT is in hot water, as it faces a first-of-its-kind defamation claim in Australia.

Reason

Washington Post on ChatGPT Making Up Defamatory Accusations

The article (Pranshu Verma & Will Oremus) (paywalled), which was prompted by Jonathan Turley's USA Today piece, just went up. The general analysis should be familiar to our readers (see the Large Libel Models thread), but here is a comment from an OpenAI spokesperson: When users sign up for ChatGPT,…

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Perplexity is a lightning-fast, totally free ChatGPT app you can use on your Windows PC (and iPhone)

Perplexity is the latest chatbot to use ChatGPT technology and it's a pretty good alternative with fast, free access and included citations for its sources.

ABC News

Prompt engineers share tips on using ChatGPT, Midjourney, Bing Chat and other generative AI

The rise of generative AI tools like ChatGPT has created demand for a new kind of skill called prompt engineering. We spoke with experts to assemble a bag of tricks and tips for how to talk to AI.

TechRadar

I made ChatGPT talk to itself - and the results weren’t what I expected

I tried everything I could to break ChatGPT, with varying degrees of success. These are my (very odd) findings.

Evening Standard

Revealed: Jobs most at risk from artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT

Public relations specialists, writers, authors, mathematicians, and journalists were some of the professionals most at risk

The Guardian - UK

Will Google’s rush to join chatbot party with launch of Bard backfire?

Success of AI-powered rivals ChatGPT and Bing Chat has forced its hand, but release brings risks for tech giant

Edinburgh Live

Man asks AI robot to 'make as much money as possible' and it goes very well

Social media user Jackson Fall might have just landed the deal of the year, after asking an artificial intelligence bot to launch an online business, after their website was valued at over over £15,000.

Daily Record

Man tells AI bot to make 'as much money as possible' and it works out well

The Twitter user gave the GPT-4 bot a budget of £82 and an online business to run.

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