new The paper published by Cornell University was led by several OpenAI researchers working alongside a researcher at nonprofit lab OpenResearch, which is chaired by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. With the... — Gizmodo, 1d ago

new This outage has come in the wake of a far-reaching interview with CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman. In this interview he claimed that he could see AI reshaping and moulding the current society, revealing his worry at how AI could eliminate many current jobs. Even expressing a fear which he attempted to justify, but this did little to reassure many of the AIs true capabilities. Taking his claims to an even greater level, Altman even stated of his worry surrounding the use of AI by authoritarian governments let alone growing questions of AI consciousness. — AIBC, 1d ago

new Sam Altman, CEO at OpenAI, has also been vocal on this subject, noting that while there are significant benefits to the use of ChatGPT, for example, there are associated risks. — TechCentral.ie, 1d ago

new OpenAI and its tool which is having the power of artificial intelligence called the ChatGPT is very popular and it is dominating the world at the moment. But the CEO of the company, Sam Altman is concerned about the capability of ChatGPT and the same can eliminate human jobs. — TechnoBugg, 1d ago

new One small point of solace is that OpenAI, and the rest of these large companies, are aware of these machines' insane potential for spam, misinformation, malware creation, targeted harassment and all sorts of other use cases most folk can agree would make the world a worse place. They spend months and months working to curtail these capabilities manually before launch. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is one of many concerned that governments aren't moving quickly enough to put fences around AIs in the name of the public good. — New Atlas, 1d ago

new Sam Altman admitted he's "a little bit scared" of OpenAI's ChatGPT creation. — Business Insider, 2d ago

new In a tweet earlier this week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote the technology behind these systems is "still flawed, still limited, and it still seems more impressive on first use than it does after you spend more time with it." The company reiterated in a blog post that "great care should be taken when using language model outputs, particularly in high-stakes contexts."... — ksl.com, 2d ago

new OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes artificial intelligence has incredible upside for society, but he also worries about how bad actors will use the technology. — Fortune, 2d ago

new While the big firms — and the up-and-coming ones like OpenAI — are making money moves, it's admittedly intriguing to see something cheap and easy like Alpaca crop up, albeit drawing on all the human brainpower at Stanford. — Futurism, 8h ago

new The introduction of a chatbot ChatGPT by an American artificial intelligence research laboratory OpenAI in November 2022 is creating a lot of buzz. The fashion industry can leverage it for content creation, product reviews and current trend studies. Another product of OpenAI, DALL.E 2 is used to create realistic images and art form by Natural Language Processing (NLP). — fibre2fashion.com, 9h ago

new ChatGPT is a Large Language Model (LLM) developed by OpenAI that utilizes deep learning to generate natural language responses to user queries. ChatGPT is an open-source chatbot powered by the GPT-3 language model, trained on various topics and capable of answering questions, providing information, and generating creative content. It adapts to different conversational styles and contexts, making it friendly and helpful to engage with on various topics, including current events, hobbies, and personal interests. — MarkTechPost, 15h ago

new The dizzying capacity for OpenAI to vacuum up vast amounts of data and spit out custom-tailored content has ushered in all sorts of worrying predictions about the technology's ability to overwhelm everything — including cybersecurity defenses. — Dark Reading, 1d ago

new Our AI senior writer/editor, Sharon Goldman, was kept busy again this week with news about generative AI and the new GPT-4 release. She wrote about all the big names — from Google to Microsoft, OpenAI to Anthropic, and even the effects of the SVB bank crash on the AI world. — VentureBeat, 1d ago

new OpenAI, San Francisco, the Microsoft-backed developer of the viral chatbot ChatGPT that has taken the tech world by storm over the past six months, announced last week a new version of its AI technology. GPT-4 (Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) is a more powerful version of CharGPT, it is more creative and more collaborative, according to OpenAI. The company is rolling out the new version through data-sharing partnerships, which companies are paying to access. GPT-4 also makes fewer mistakes and performs better than most people on exams. — Research & Development World, 1d ago

new Thanks, John. Obviously, we took the opportunity. There’s a lot of noise and a lot of puts and takes, but we put the past in a box, and now we have a foundation come Q2. And what I want to do is talk about what’s next and what do we build from that foundation based on our strategy around AI that we’ve been pursuing for over five years. What I want to do is first talk about what our strategy is and address it from really three perspectives. One is a strategic perspective, an engineering product perspective and an industry perspective around our view of AI and how we’re going about it. From a strategic perspective, AI has two foundational pieces. One is the data models. And that’s the stuff we’re seeing with OpenAI and large language models. — Insider Monkey, 1d ago, Event

new The Arena Group recently announced partnerships with AI firms like Jasper and OpenAI “to give our reporters and editors the ability to quickly and efficiently search and pull content from our rich archives for news stories,” said Ross Levinsohn, CEO of The Arena Group. — Digiday, 1d ago

new It is uncertain whether Musk’s reported formation of an AI team, which includes a former Google engineer, is related to this initiative. According to The Information, Musk had been in talks with Igor Babuschkin, who departed from DeepMind AI, to lead a team of researchers working on a rival to OpenAI’s text-based chatbot, ChatGPT. — Wonderful Engineering, 1d ago

new Since the public launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT late last year, AI has been having its moment in the spotlight. While aspiring sci-fi authors are using the viral tool to write short stories (prompting one magazine to stop accepting submissions temporarily), students are using it to give a first pass at their essays. In the […]... — MarketScale, 1d ago, Event