gpt for bass is different to gpt for. _ nuclear quickest. gpt for bass is different to gpt for.ar quickest. gpt for bass is different to gpt for. it is less . different to gpt for. it is less sophisticated but it has not got enough fine tuning, it is more the budget virgin. the black lines, the vertical black bars which look like mini dumbbells, they are error rates. some of these bars are statistically not significant. that is really important. what this actually shows the frequency at which the models, the language models are up there and at the cuddle bars, you have the key on your right hand side. it shows the frequency at which those models, in the simulations, would basically take one of the six scenarios along the access keys, the horizontal one. how often would they de—escalate? can you see how straightaway you have these situations where there... over a two—week period, there are a better chance in the report, the study that i decided to read for this, but it is actually really interesting.— this, but it is actually really interestinu. ., , , . , interesting. maia dee i

we don't know a lot about how gpt works under its internals. part of it is a engine, as i explained, that works on these kind of it's called semi supervised learning and it's learning a lot of awful, awful aspects are hardwired into the large language corpus. but if you try to get gpt to do a lot of things, it will utterly refuse to and you for example i because i'm a deep geek, i asked it when it first became i wanted it to make lots of evil constitutions of the united federation of planets because of course i did. and it wouldn't do it for certain keywords. so clearly there had been a work to hardwire it to prevent in egalitarian outcomes. but when i asked it to use sort, plato has this tripartite division of society which is a non egalitarian society. it didn't hit any of those keywords and it happily an an egalitarian. so some the solutions may come from sort of hard wired sorts of things, some of them may come from really transforming the kind of data sets and, recognizing the inequities in data sets, but that's incredibly hard. so example

it must be said that similar integration of part of gpt has already been demonstrated by volkswagen andilar capabilities and navigation and the inclusion of some functions in the car. not with simple commands, in free mode dialogue. in russia, by the way, they took this path 6 years ago, when yandex began producing branded radios, or rather , entire on-board computers, with all its services, including, of course, alice for the factory equipment of renault nissan, toyota and honda cars. this was true at the previous stage of development of neural network technologies before the advent of gpt models. now , generative models of a new generation still exist in russia. in isolation from the auto industry, but they are developing, so sberbank, for example, has updated its large language the model is gigachat, it has been further trained and, as they say, it is now ahead of one of the latest versions in some tests, the gpt part in particular is still a cause of concern for security specialists regarding the options for data leakage through promts, that is, queries to the neural network, quite

generative neural networks, specifically part of gpt, are now in budget cars with a voice assistant:hatbot , they promise to be built into all peugeot cars, including commercial vans, it is assumed that drivers will be able to ask the assistant questions regarding navigation, control the functions of the car, and just talk to it , well, if they have access to the internet, of course, i must say, that similar integration of part of gpt has already been demonstrated by volkswagen and mercedes-benz. both german concerts added similar capabilities for navigation and enabling some functions in the car using more than simple commands, in free mode dialogue. in russia, by the way, they took this path 6 years ago, when yandex began producing branded radios, or rather , entire on-board computers, with all its services, including, of course, alice. for factory equipment of renault nissan, toyota and honda cars. this was true at the previous stage of development of neural network technologies before the advent of gpt models. now, generative models of a new generation exist in russia, so far in

it is worth noting large generative neural networks in general, and part of gpt in particular, continuesenterprises, well, that is , quite a lot of queries to the neural network have already been found, another very unusual scenario was published the other day: an american user, a resident of new york, discovered: in the histories of their dialogues with gps other people's dialogues, and they contained, for example, fragments of an unpublished research paper, someone's presentation, and even login-password pairs for logging into the system of a pharmacy chain; judging by the context, it was a technical support employee who tried using a neural network to solve the problem of its users, how all this turned out to be in someone else’s history of dialogues of unknown people, according to open ai, the americans stole and used accounts from the territory of sri lanka. the americans themselves assure. that he has a complex password and they simply couldn’t hack it, you’re the best, si city, ice three, soon, in this war, of course, now the full struggle of technology has begun, who is technical

the premium versionjust $20 you can sign up forjap gpt the premium version just $20 a month, it's nott some of the other software packages from google or microsoft that start off�*s use, ai is being embedded into them, so responsibilities for managing data and making sure these ai models are functioning in the right way and making the regulations being introduced, are down to those big tech companies. you may have heard about rohan bopanna, who at the age of 43, has reached a milestone, becoming the doubles number one tennis player in the world. well, my colleague nikhil inamdar has been speaking to him about the perseverance that has led him to success on the tennis courts. for leaders in business, whether you're an entrepreneur or corporate leader, he had this advice. i would say to really focus on short—term goals, even though you have a long—term goal, break it into short—term goals. and that's when you start not losing focus. you want maybe tomorrow on your own company, but to get to that there are small steps, smalljourneys. the biggest thing when you have a short—term goal it s

we haven't hit the chat gpt moment and this race is on. continued u.s.eadership in biotechnology is not guarantied and we are seeing indicators that china is catching up and in some critical sub field maybe surpassing us so the time to act really is now. our commission is modeled after the national security commission of artificial intelligence which was created well before the recent advances and large language models, this was by ngdesigned. congress intended that the ai commission provide context the and policy options to legislators before it was too late and similarly congress has recognized that we are almost to inflection point with biotechnology and formed our commission accordingly so as i mentioned we just completed our first year of work and delivered interim reports after engaging with stakeholders and the report lays out andnd some of what we have found so far significant road blocks in the united states that could harm the ability to reach the chat gpt moment, if you will. it takes too long and cost far more than it should to move bioproduc

well, if there is jandex gpt in the news, that is, sbergigachat, this generative neural network passedualify as a general practitioner. she replied to 100 questions scored 82 points with a passing score of 70. and what is important, the exam was oral. the standard ticket contained tasks in three areas: therapy, surgery, and obstetrics and gynecology. a set of questions, including those regarding diagnosis, is assigned to them. examination and drawing up a treatment plan, the model is said to have been trained for six months together with experts from the almazov national medical research center. in total, the model was fed with 42 gigabytes of medical data, textbooks, methodological manuals, scientific articles and real ones, but of course, anonymized medical records. it is assumed that such a model will be able to help real doctors as a so-called second opinion. the neural networks themselves , as they promise, will not treat anyone yet. dear ladies, i’m not hinting at anything, but the holidays are coming, amazon has 3% cashback on sbp for everything, it doesn’t matter what you want

confirmation of this guess at stanford university, they ran their military simulations through the gpth time the neural network suggested launching a missile strike. arguments reinforced concrete and nuclear weapons are not only in america, so there is nothing to wait for, either we them or them. the usa itself, at the same time, began to update instructions on how to bury a million people in 3 days, the us elite continues to build and buy bunkers for themselves, research reports were also published that say that in a nuclear war, civilians will be in great pain, and after that the living will envy the dead , although if you believe the sensational discovery of scientists from the university of canterbury after a nuclear... you can not only survive, but also not die of hunger. it turns out that in the event of millions of tons of soot appearing in the atmosphere from burned cities and forests after a nuclear strike. algae can be a salvation for humanity. moreover, due to iodine, algae should make up no more than 15% of the human diet, but after a nuclear war there will obviously be poo

was trained with a moose of the game with a did not give the gpt the rules of the board game.the end was that through this bit of research, the gpt understood the board game, what it was light and the rules. so there is an argument that eventually the source of language models could understand the rules of the world and world order and we go to that really fantastic global inductive reasoning test. so you can say if it walks like a duck in swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. so that's where you get this huge issue of people say does it matter if it understands or it simulates an understanding? so many big issues. let's move the washington post because this is military, and one of the things here was governments putting profits before safety. when that comes to something like military, i think everybody�*s alarm bells start ringing. everybody's alarm bells start rinauin. , ., ., ., ringing. they do, although the washington — ringing. they do, although the washington post _ ringing. they do, although the washington post to _ ringing. they do, although

well, now news from the category of dogeli: an american company open l changed its chet gpt policy, liftingan on the use of neural networks and artificial intelligence for military purposes. experts, the developer is gradually moving towards the pentagon of american intelligence, that is, artificial intelligence must thus come to the conclusion that humanity is a redundant element on our planet. what is called reinforced concrete, nuclear weapons are not only in america, so there is nothing to wait, it’s either us or them, well, artificial intelligence suggests taking risks. update instructions on how to bury a million people in 3 days, the american elites, we have said more than once, continue to build and redeem the bunker. studies have also been published and rant’s report, which says that in a nuclear war, civilians will suffer very terrible pain, and after that the living will envy the dead, although if you believe the sensational discovery of scientists from the university of canterbury, after a nuclear... mageddon you can not only survive, but also not die of hunger . it turns out th

there are enough tools in the same chat-gpt.he history of their dialogues found other people's dialogues with a set of confidential information from an unpublished more scientific work before passwords to the internal network of some pharmacy. a radical solution to this problem was proposed by invidia , a chat tool with rtx, which allows you to run large language models directly on the user’s computer. it retains access to the internet and can, for example, be used as a source of information for an answer. video on youtube, but all calculations take place locally, all documents the user needs to analyze are not sent anywhere, it turns out to be its own autonomous a generative neural network, which requires windows 11, at least 16 gb of ram and a geforce rtx gaming video card of the last two generations, is not the cheapest computer, but its own neural network is safe and free. pain can be different: the mechanism of pain development is the same. it doesn’t matter what caused the pain if there is pintalgin, a universal remedy aga

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losing ground but we still have time, we haven't yet hit the chat gpt moment for this technology. we can see it coming, though, and the race is on. continued u.s. leadership cannot guarantied and we arere seeing indicators that china is catching up and in some critical field surpassing us. created well beforewh the recent advances in large language models. this was by design. congress intended that the ai commission provide contacts and policy options to legislators before it was too late. and similarly congress has recognized that we are almost to an inflection point with biotechnology the and formed our commission accordingly. so as i mentioned we just completed our first year of work and delivered interim reports after engaging with hundreds of stakeholders and this report lays out our plan for the year s ahead. so some of what we found so far, there areat significant road blocks in the united states that could harm our ability to reach that chat gpt moment, if you will. it still takes too long and cost far more than it should to prove biotech product from lab to market. the wo

open ai says it's rolling out a new feature that will make conversations with its chat gpt bot more helpfulur north america business correspondent erin delmore is in new york with more on the story. chatgpt is getting a little bit smarter, orat least its memory is getting better. open ai announced in a blog post on tuesday its generative ai chat bot is gaining the ability to remember details from past chats. some users are getting to test the new feature in a limited roll—out. you will be able to ask chatgpt to remember specific information for future chats, and the chat bot will have its own ability to decipher pieces of a user's conversation worth remembering. this speaks to the heart of generative ai, artificial intelligence technology that is able to generate new content based on the content on which it is trained or in response to prompts. and it might be a boon for the company, which has 100 million weekly users. on the blog post, the company said users can explicitly tell chatgpt to remember something orforget something, or ask chatgpt to opt out of the feature entirely. we reached o

we haven't hit the chat gpt moment with this technology. we see it coming in the race is on. continued us leadership in biotechnology is not guaranteed and we see indicators that china is catching up and in some deals may be surpassing us. the time to act is now. our commission is modeled after the national security commission artificial intelligence which created well before the recent advances in large language models. this was by design. congress intended the ai commission provide context and policy options to legislative support and similarly congress has recognized we are almost to an inflection point with biotechnology and formed our commission accordingly. as i mentioned we just completed our first year of work and our interim reports after engaging with hundreds of stakeholders, this report lays out our plans for the year ahead. some of what we found so far there are significant roadblocks in the united states the can harm our ability to reach that chat gpt moment if you will. it still takes too long and cost more than it should to move a biotech product from lab to m

open ai says it's rolling out a new feature that will make conversations with its chat gpt bot more helpfulndent erin delmore is in new york with more on the story. chatgpt is getting a little bit smarter, orat least its memory is getting better. open ai announced in a blog post on tuesday its generative ai chat bot is gaining the ability to remember details from past chats. some users are getting to test the new feature in a limited roll—out. you will be able to ask chatgpt to remember specific information for future chats, and the chat bot will have its own ability to decipher pieces of a user's conversation worth remembering. this speaks to the heart of generative ai artificial intelligence technology that is able to generate new content based on the content on which it is trained or in response to prompts. and it might be a boon for the company, which has 100 million weekly users. on the blog post, the company said users can explicitly tell chatgpt to remember something orforget something, ask chatgpt not if it remembers a time of the feature entirely. we reached out to help an eye on t

a big google fan and we are google customers but google is a questions engine, something like chat gpt is an answers engine and the difference between that may sound small but it's really big. the larger platform companies even though they are investing in ai, there's going to be a lot of innovation coming good from the new companies and we've seen valuation of nvidia, that valuation is not just driven with the fact there's a hype cycle going on now. nvidia app deals, they are being very smart about their business model, starting to do individual deals with individual companies or individual pricings so they have 20 years of experience and i don't think this is a hype cycle valuation and nvidia is being very tactical and the smart about their business model. amazon and google and other platforms have to continue to innovate around ai. i think the hype is real but the private market, that will go over skis pretty quickly but in the public market they are not highly valued compared to where they were in the internet bubble so there will be more investment. stuart: it is all in what they

is possible to project an image on the palm of your hand, this is again an actual interface in the gpt plus calls and a messenger, but more importantly, this is also a platform, functionality, which will be developed, including by third-party developers. deliveries were promised again in march, but were pushed back to april. well here... a project from the daughter of telecom and brand ai, where the second company is training the neural network to solve practical problems to interact on behalf of the user with the world, and the first one of the world's largest telecoms with colossal influence on the market, all this in the form of just a smartphone, familiar, not frightening with its novelty, but now without applications. message from the president of the russian federation vladimir putin to the federal assembly. live broadcast tomorrow at 12:00 moscow time. vladivostok is located at approximately the same latitude as sochi, but the weather here is completely different. have you decided to find out what solutions already exist for entrepreneurs who are developing their business on far

open ai says it's rolling out a new feature that will make conversations with its chat gpt bot more helpfulin new york with more on the story. chatgpt is chatg pt is getting chatgpt is getting a little bit smarter, orat least chatgpt is getting a little bit smarter, or at least its memory is getting better. open ai announced in a blog post on tuesday its generative ai chat bot is gaining the ability to remember details from past chats. some users are getting to test the new feature in a limited roll—out. you will be able to ask chatgpt to remember specific information for future chats, and the chat bot will have its own ability to decipher pieces of a user's conversation worth remembering. this speaks to the heart of generative ai artificial intelligence technology that is able to generate new content based on the content on which it is trained or in response to prompts. and it might be a boon for the company, which has 100 million weekly users. on the blog post, the company said users can explicitly tell chatgpt to remember something orforget something, ask chatgpt or forget something, ask

thus, gpt chat potentially turns into a truly personal assistant that is good understands who he is dealinghabits and preferences of both the user and his relatives or colleagues in order to create a menu or plan for unsubscribing without unnecessary clarification, and will not ask each time exactly how to format a business letter, for what tasks to optimize the program code, or what data exactly used for a monthly report on the work done by the user’s department, this will be available even for free accounts, but first as a test for a small number of subscribers. interestingly, already the second proposals, in a rather extensive document dedicated to this innovation, openai assures that you can control it at your own discretion, you can explicitly tell the machine what to remember and what to forget, or you can disable this function altogether. obviously, this is an appeal to those who are worried about the safety of rather sensitive information; fortunately, there are plenty of examples of data leaks from such tools. in the same chat-gp5. one of the users in the history of their dialogues

so, in the brains of the russian gigachat of the western chat , well, in particular gpt, of course, therere different pictures of the world , different understandings of what is good and what is bad, and with the admission of... artificial intelligence in decisions in critical industries, well, for example, in science, medicine, industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal, world values ​​and, of course, one’s own national interests. we take this into account. we also pay attention to the digitalization of public administration. with the participation of everyone departments, regions and experts, we are developing our cloud government ecosystem. like its international counterparts, it provides users with platform services that are necessary for the functioning of information systems. today we also use standard solutions for creating departmental services. this takes a very long time, this makes it possible to assemble any information systems according to the principle of a designer using the internet of things. there are other examples: in recent years we have been tra

and the reason you turn to something like gpt for is when you've focused so much on product and not on the freeing exercise that is writing and those kind of misconceptions have led to a lot of the problems of where we are. yeah. was also i mean it's it's a bit it's something that's been said by many people, not just by me, but that said, gpt is, is so in a way because we've already to it that is we're already for assignments that are kind of automated and so part of so part of me wants to well that's a feature of something that we we surrendered many ways in many places a long time ago, a mass education. so the idea you're going to teach 60 people shakespeare at once, it's not going to that's i think one of the decisions many years ago that ended up really diminishing the humanities because you're essentially communicating to the students that this person who however wise in a harvard good is smart and however good their graduate program was. they still have something to learn about shakespeare. that's one of the reasons why we love shakespeare much. so instead of treating this as a h

be used to divide people into categories. they do it too, but it costs a lot of effort, the same gig gpt colleagues did it all as it was on those data, and then the model began to produce some incorrect answers in some places, this is a huge job here’s a filter, like filtering somehow in this sense, well, whatever you try to do, it will still pop up, you can still come up with a request that it will somehow answer incorrectly, in this sense, don’t just be offended by it there’s something else there that... there’s something built into it, well, you just need to understand what this big language model is, so it ate up half the internet, all the knowledge that exists, some of this knowledge is openly hostile to us maybe there's something else she's trying to of this knowledge to draw some conclusions, understand some principles, how it works, part of the knowledge there is fundamentally incorrect, that is, well, that is, well, well, that is, well, false in the sense that it’s just, well, like a proof with an error conditionally , so she’s trying to learn from this, she doesn’t always recog

so, in the brains of the russian gigachat of the western chat, well, in particular gpt, of course, thereferent pictures of the world, different understandings of what is good and what is bad, and with the admission of artificial intelligence, in decisions in critically significant industries, well, for example, in science , in medicine, in industry, very important. to use models that meet universal, global values ​​and, of course, our own national interests, we take this into account. as mikhail mishustin noted, in recent years, russia has become one of the world leaders in terms of the development and effective implementation of digital tools in public administration, economic interaction, and what is very important, moscow is ready to share its decisions with... shustin is also fundamentally important for ensuring the sovereignty of each of the countries of the association. russian approaches and we are ready to transfer and share specific technological platform solutions to our partners. at the same time, i emphasize for use in a closed circuit. that is, every country must, simply mus

the year 2023 showed us that we have a lot of cognitive distortions in the perception of text in chat-gptmpletely at a loss, but a year has passed, all these cognitive distortions have been understood, written down, studied, moreover, we are ready to teach digital hygiene skills at school and say, guys, here they are technologies that are manipulating you, and you must know how this happens, and you must understand the meanings and goals, until the presenters are replaced. let's take a break for commercials, commercials on ntv. don't miss central television, the first information show about the events and people of the week. is macron really going on a campaign, if the ukrainian military cannot hold the front, nato soldiers will do it for them? we cannot rule this out. why did the french president for the first time allow the possibility of sending western military personnel to ukraine? and is it really macron, who previously laid claim to the laurels of the new. israeli soldiers have almost reached the hamas leader, who is hiding in underground gas tunnels, but will his death be able to

what happens is this when you chat things into chat, you first chat things into chat, gpt know the gptknow the answer, would make so answer, it would make it up. so this it's what were this is true. it's what were called hallucinations. so there was who famously had was a lawyer who famously had a big he suing an big case where he was suing an airline, went he used airline, and he went he used chatgpt and they suggested three cases, in of cases, and he stood in front of the judge and said, quoted these three precedents three cases as precedents as precedent. judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , jque looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , jqu i won'ti at him and said, uh, mr i won't mention name because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't menti um, name because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't mentium, they're because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't menti um, they're all:

so , in the brains of the russian gigachat of the western chat , well, in particular gpt, of course, there are different pictures of the world , different understandings of what is good and what is bad, and with the admission of artificial intelligence, in decisions in critical industries, well, for example, in science , in medicine, in industry, it is very important to use models. that meet universal, global values ​​and, of course, our own national interests, we take this into account and pay attention to the digitalization of public administration, with participation. electronic budget management systems , there are products to increase the transparency of administration and regulation, you are familiar with many of them , today the functionality of the national government services portal is expanding for the convenience of citizens, i have been observing, year after year, progress in the use, in particular in kazakhstan, of applications and systems for state... topics, the so-called e- government, which is confirmed by the world bank rating on the digital transformation of govern

people give him today, so in the brains of the russian gigachat of western chat, well, in particular gpt. of course, there are different pictures of the world, different understandings of what is good and what is bad, and when allowing artificial intelligence to make decisions in critical industries, for example, in science, medicine, industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal, world values ​​and, of course, our own national interests, we take this into account, we are ready for russian approaches and specific technological platform solutions. intergovernmental council. the accident in the capital of kyrgyzstan occurred a few hours ago. according to the press service of the country's ministry of energy, equipment at the city tets failed. five people were injured - these are employees of the enterprise. they are in the hospital, as reported by the ministry of health, the condition of both of them is extremely serious. there is no heating in the southern neighborhoods, and the supply of hot water has been stopped throughout the city. educational institutions have been

liz: i think it comes with the chat gpt which dovetails nicely to what you're doing.a.i. company called nirvana and this is what i really wanted no this is for the healthcare space specifically for the payer part of it. what can it do. is it finally going to be the very thing the everybody's been waiting for to bend the cost curve. >> i spent nine years working with my partner who founded the company and we really have something which is extraordinary called a.i. automation. when you hear chat gpt which is absolutely extraordinary it does not have the accuracy that you have to have in healthcare. you're dealing with a highly regulated industry. what we focus on is the $1 trillion of fraud waste and abuse, misuse affordable cross health industry and we are able to help pairs, that is where all the court transaction the money decisions are made and we go entire continuum of chair with every roll regulation with the a.i. automation which means we could take four or five percentage points of cost out of the healthcare system just on administration and we do many other thi

russian gigachat of western chat, well in particular gpt, of course, different pictures of the world,rent understanding of what what is good is what is bad, and when allowing artificial intelligence to make decisions in critical industries, well, for example, in science, medicine, industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal, world values ​​and , of course, one’s own national interests, we take this into account. as a result of the work of the intergovernmental council, a number of documents were signed, for example, a memorandum on the establishment of the eurasian railway association of a transport and logistics company with the participation of russia, belarus and kazakhstan. in general, as was noted during all today’s events within the framework of the ias , real work is indeed underway, the main goal being. improving the quality of life of citizens of all countries included in the eurasian five. yuri, yes, thank you, thank you, robert, let me remind you that my colleague robert frantsov spoke about mikhail mishustin’s working trip to kazakhstan. the ministry o

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so, in the brains of the russian gigachat of western chat, well in particular gpt, of course, there are pictures of the world, different understandings of what is good, what is bad, and with the admission of artificial intelligence in decisions in critically important industries, well, for example, in science, medicine, industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal human... in russia, but they didn’t really help reduce prices, about russian suppliers and manufacturers say this, and statistics, as i remember, also speak about this, yes denis, denis talolaev, business news, how much was there 0.2% price reduction, yes, in the end, where did the imports go? well, they say that imports could be immediately processed, but left after itself a favorable information effect. imported eggs. they reached russian stores and were mostly sent for processing, this was reported by dmitry leonov, deputy chairman of the board of the rosprotssoyuz association. according to him, the fact that eggs in russia have begun to become cheaper is more likely due not to imports, but to the fact t

chat gpt easier for users. at least its memory is getting better. 0pen least its memory is getting better. open a i announced that its chat bot is gaining the ability to remember details from past chats. some users are getting to test the new feature in a limited roll—out. they will be able to ask chat6pt to remember civic diffident information for future chats and the chat bot can decide which bits are worth remembering. artificial intelligence technology is able to generate new content based on the content on which it is trained, or in response to props. and it might be a boon for the company, which has 100 million weekly users. the company said users can expertly tell chat6pt to remember something, can expertly tell chat6pt to remembersomething, orforget something, or ask chat6pt what it remembers, orturn something, or ask chat6pt what it remembers, or turn off the feature entirely. we reached out to the company and they told us that the new feature will be rolled out to a small portion of free and plus uses

what happens is this when you chat things into chat, you first chat things into chat, gpt know the gptnow the answer, would make so answer, it would make it up. so this true. it's what were this is true. it's what were called so there called hallucinations. so there was who famously had was a lawyer who famously had a big he suing an big case where he was suing an airline, went he used airline, and he went he used chatgpt and they suggested three cases, in of cases, and he stood in front of the judge and said, quoted these three precedents three cases as precedents as precedent. judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , judge looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , jque looked three cases as precedents as precedeand said , jqu i won'ti at him and said, uh, mr i won't mention name because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't menti um, name because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't mentium, they're because gets at him and said, uh, mr i won't m

so, in the brains of the russian gigachat of the western chat, well, in particular gpt , of course, theres of the world, different understandings of what is good and what is bad, and with the admission of artificial intelligence, in decisions in critical industries, well, for example, in science , in medicine, in industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal, global values ​​and, of course, our own national interests. we take this into account; during the plenary meeting it was noted that russia today is one of the world's leaders in the implementation of digital technologies, and moscow is ready to share its solutions and services with partners in the eurasian space, while, which is very important, these systems must operate within a closed loop, which is also necessary to ensure sovereignty. each country, russian approaches and specific technological platform solutions, we are ready to share them with partners, and i emphasize, for use in a closed circuit, that is, each country must, simply must, maintain the sovereignty of its data, the only things that are common ar

watermarks in the picture, including photorealistic ones, obtained using the dali model 3, both through gpt and through third-party services that use this tool. each ai creation will have a visible icon in the upper left corner and relevant information will be added to the set service data. it is expected that this will make it possible to distinguish real photographs from those generated, including automatically by internet services. for example, support for such a scheme has already been discussed. announced the corporation, which owns two of the largest global social networks, they promise to additionally mark fake photos as invented in conjunction with a neural network. in addition, they assured that in addition to open ai, google, microsoft, adom, midjourney, the largest repository of stock images, shutterstock, are already participating in the labeling project. true, some market participants notice that those introduced signs that are now being discussed can be easily removed if desired, that is , this prevents malicious fakes. not very strong protection, and as for the russian projec

so, in the brains of the russian gigachat of western chat, well, in particular gpt, of course, there are different pictures. the world has a different understanding of what is good and what is bad, and with the admission of artificial intelligence, in decisions in critically important industries, well, for example, in science, medicine, industry, it is very important to use models that meet universal, global values ​​and , of course, our own national interests , we take this into account, we pay attention to the digitalization of public administration, with the participation of all departments, regions and experts, we are developing our cloud government ecosystem, like international analogues, it provides users with platform services that are necessary for functioning of information systems, we also use today standard solutions for creating departmental services, we have been working towards this for a very long time, this makes it possible to collect any information systems based on the designer principle using the internet of things, there are other examples, over the past years we

i used gpt chat to predict the results of a match done on his rates.eural network advises betting on the reds, on the fact that both teams will score, and each will score more than two goals, that’s a goal, it looks like liverpool will definitely win again, now it’s 3:3, both teams scored more than two, yes a goal, liverpool, the neurotic predicted everything correctly, that ’s right, but the smartest ones already understand how to really earn a lot with the help of predictions, this is the business center of istanbul. is not measured in dollars, but in the number of people, whom you were able to attract. our audience is already hundreds of millions of people, maybe almost a billion. and what does he offer to all of them? fortune telling on coffee grounds. you drink the liquid, then invert the cup. it flows down the walls and forms patterns. this is where the magic lies. on espresso, you won’t be able to tell your fortune, there is no grounds. sertach learned about all this from his mother at one time. she is hereditary. you need to ask your wife, what

it is possible to project an image on the palm of your hand, this again is the actual interface in gptd messenger, but more importantly, this is also a platform-functionality that will be developed, including by third-party developers. deliveries were promised again in march, but were pushed back to april. well , suddenly a project from the finished reader. com ai, where the second company just trains neurosity, solving practical problems to interact on behalf of the user with the world, and the first one of the world's largest telecoms with colossal influence on the market and all this in the form of just a smartphone, familiar, not frighteningly intrusive, but now without applications, we watch to know everything about russia, the best historical series, we watch , look, in the application or on the website. meet the popular moscow writer nikolai rebinin! your brother is in the donbass, you need to go there, you should go, just for passengers to ride here, not a fighter, i came for my brother, in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray wife, for this line, you will become dif

you said that gpt technologies will be introduced to consult citizens, what services will you start withordinary citizens encounter maybe once or twice in their lives, but we must understand that under each service there is a huge regulatory framework, there are a lot of nuances, all sorts of ramifications, what if, well, it’s clear that for in order to receive this service... a person does not want to understand all these nuances, read administrative regulations , which are usually 100-page documents, which means he wants to conditionally ask a question, get an answer and, so to speak, understand what he should do in a specific situation, this kind of technology will make it possible to simply transform communication between a person and the state into a standard one in a natural form, he will say i want, i don’t know, to get such and such a permit or change the type of permitted use of a land plot or something else and... in a conversation with our robot using technology, he will be able to understand what to do according to the points of his specific situation. thank you very much for

conveyed these feelings to trump, trump scared him, and they also talked about a nuclear thunderstorm gpt they are going to lie down for military purposes, but in reality this is it. five, how was there such short information, will be engaged in the development of autonomous systems with artificial intelligence, drones, naval drones, ships, so to speak, because if he is allowed into the nuclear arsenal, a war will definitely start, because these linear algorithms that programmers wrote, calling it artificial intelligence, they lead to this, this study, for example, from the university of texas, which had a very similar article, said that war... is a nonlinear anarchic function, where everything is unpredictable, artificial intelligence needs to be predictable, in commercial, say , projects it manifests itself, but when in an archaic war, it does not manifest itself, that is, any, as they say, change, well, for example, the same missile defense system, its they were also going to use artificial intelligence, as soon as a new type of weapon appears, the system does not work, now we have hyp