program chat gpt. so many users are piling in to try it out that the chat bot microsoft is funding to the tune of more than a billion dollars, it's reportedly hit full capacity. the controversial chat bot being used by everyone including a new york rabbi who asked it to write a sermon. rabbi josh franklin is here to tell the us why he did it and what he learned about a.i. and religion. and we'll get reaction from silicon valley pioneer scott mcnealy, cofounder of sun microsystems, on where chat gpt could really take the us. down a hole or up to the skies? it's a fox business exclusive. closing bell, 52 minutes away. those are two conversations you cannot miss. they are very on point, on business with everything that's going on. dow jones industrials lower by 137. "the claman countdown" is coming right back in just a minute. ♪ ♪ there are some things that go better...together. like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help y

in essence, chat-gpt is something _ about? in essence, chat-gpt is something that _ about?hat-gpt is something that has _ about? in essence, chat-gpt is something that has the - something that has the potential to revolutionise search cosby can speak to a chat box and get answers in theory in a more efficacious, better way than they ever have. and this is obviously a big deal notjust for microsoft having made this investment in the company behind it, they have made previous investments but this is far larger, also a really big deal because it will push people to commercialise ai a lot faster, and the biggest impact will be on how much bush's google with search. how worried is google _ bush's google with search. how worried is google about this, microsoft has got being its search tool, which is never really competing with google, is google concerned about microsoft's real push into this other direction? i5 microsoft's real push into this other direction?— other direction? is google concerned _ other direction? is google concerned that _ other direction? is google concerned t

chat gpt.typed in a prompt, write a tv news script about chapt gpt and in just seconds the ai spit out the copy you just heard. chat gpt has exploded in popularity in recent months. ceo's are now using it to write emails and it even passed a wharton school of business exam. >> should people be more excited about chat gpt or fearful of it? >> i think they should have a mixed few. >> reporter: open ai said the technology is still in the research phase and can produce inaccurate information. >> you like artificial intelligence. but are you hear to issue a warning about it? >> absolutely. artificial intelligence is like a teenager right now. it is exciting to see the teenager get its footing. but it is also not there yet and we can't trust it. >> but microsoft thinks it is a good bet. even with some risks. they're investigating billions of dollars in open ai. jack poe, ceo of health care, had chat gpt take three versions of the u.s. medical licenses test. and it passed all three. >> not only could

what was your first reaction when chat gpt launched in november?as eyes open and, oh, my god. the gig deal about chat gpt is it is conversational, hence the chat part. you ask it a question. it gives an answer. >> reporter: relying on a database of words, a massive one, it can write an essay on any topic instantly or a limerick. write a limerick about stephanie gosk. because chat gpt's site was at capacity, the professor showed me something similar. >> the big change is the existence of a paragraph is no longer evidence of human thought. >> but that feels kind of disturbing to me. am i just a boomer? >> no, you're just somebody who does a somebody who probably does a lot of writing and reading for a living. >> how do you prevent students from cheating? >> so there's really two big strategies. one, which everybody focused on immediately, was to detect the cheating. the much more complicated question is how we design writing assignments so that they understand that they're in a world where chat gpt exists. >> we know they've been going on about will

is this chat gpt the next big development in global technology? will this be the story of the year for her world? >> it's not just chat gpt, but a question of whether there are certain advancements in ai, natural language processing and the vision, other areas. what can you do in your normal day-to-day? they will not sell this to somebody as a standalone thing, but let's imagine you have something in your using microsoft products to manage sales and you walk in the office in the system tells you your highest probability of closing the deal today is this, based on the emails, conversations, what is happening outside. all those things can enhance your software which you are allowed to sell much more than a competitor like salesforce. caroline: it is fascinating how this will be accretive. thank you. meanwhile, let's dig into whether this is a movement in terms of profitability, whether this is a paradigm shift. our guest is the managing director at general catalyst. you have been quoted saying that, talking about how this might be a new mobile parad

chat gpt.typed in a prompt, write a tv news script written by a report about chat gpt and in seconds the ai spit out the copy you just heard. it has exploded in popularity in recent months. ceo's no are you using it to write emails and it even passed a whorton school of business exam. >> should people be more excited about chat gpt or more fearful of it. >> i think they should have a mixed view. >> they say the technology is still in its research phase and can produce inaccurate information. >> you like artificial intelligence, but are you here to issue a warning about it. >> absolutely. it is like a teenager right now. it is exciting to see a teenager like get its footing. but it is also not there yet and we can't trust it. >> but microsoft thinks it is a good bet. even with some risks. they're investigating billions of dollars in open ai. jack po has chat gpt take three versions of the u.s. medical licensing test. and it passed all three. >> not only can it answer very complex questions, it c

gpt. nancy loo explains, stanford students are admitting there, but they've been using on their final exams. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right thing. what you gave it if you ask a question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. >> many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are. >> good to be pushed by the t

and then the first books written by chat gpt have already been published. well, self-published. i think this is huge. i wouldn't be surprised 50 years from now people look back and say wow, that was a really seminal set of inventions that happened in the early 2020s. >> reporter: eric brinelfson is a stanford professor and director of stanford's digital economy lab. >> most of the u.s. economy is knowledge and information work, and that's who's going to be most squarely affected by this. i would put people like lawyers right at the top of the list. obviously a lot of copywriters. screenwriters. but i like to use the word affected, not replaced. because i think if done right it's not going to be a.i. replacing lawyers. it's going to be lyers w a.i.placin lawyers don't work >> rteutveryone is delighted. >> there's this thing called chat gpt. heard of it? >> no. i've been under a rock. so yeah, no. no idea. >> reporter: an a.i. researcher specializing in the ethics of a.i. >> i think we should be really terrified of this whole thing. >> reporter: chat gpt learned how to write by ex

powered by innovation refunds. >> before the release of chet gpt, -- chat gpt many people underestimatedhe progress of ai. >> the u.k. is when the most interesting places in the world or artificial intelligence. >> we need governments to help us to regulate this new very fast emerging industry. >> other large companies figure out what they're going to do. google is the most notable one on the sideline. they have bigger regulatory headwinds. >> they want a galatian for ai, they want to feel safe. >> -- regulation for ai, they want to feel safe. >> there is a lot of progress the next couple of years it will be fun to watch. caroline: we will keep on talking about it. the rise of generative ai, we know a lot about the u.s. work on that front. this is an international project. ed: really fascinating reporting on bloomberg -- from bloomberg out of china, baidu is working on something similar to chat gpt. and one point in monday's session the u.s. listed shares of -- adrs of baidu were up 2%, there was momentum behind the stock based on this reporting. we do not know a lot. what we know as soo

now, this is something called chat gpt a powerful new ai tool. it has been used to pass a log jams at the university of minnesota. also exams that pennsylvania's wharton school of business well and now stand for students are admitting to using it on their final exams. our first correspondent nancy loo explains. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right team. what you gave it. if you ask a question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recen

how to run gpt to get the desired result created? some neural network tools for complex attacks have not yet been found, but scripts for well let's just say that the automation of the criminal industry has already been reliably obtained from artificial intelligence. but despite the fact that the general information fund has changed from enthusiastic to wary, crosses is investing an astronomical amount in opena. moreover, this is not the first investment by a sospheric corporation in this company. 3 years ago, microsoft already invested $ 1 billion in the developer of artificial intelligence with money and, most importantly, with the resources of its data centers. well, training neural networks requires enormous computing power. in reply. she received from the open-in the tool kopaylo, from which it already helps to program users of the largest repository of source code for programs github, which belongs to microsoft. now, in redmog, under this edition for infan mashin, they expect to rework it using their search engine. well, just th

according to security data, according to security data, checkpoint chat gpt is already actively usedmalicious code, dust and laboratory work is more difficult. moreover, the essence of the tools allows even not very skilled attackers to do this. and for those who are completely new to programming on hacker forms, step-by-step instructions have appeared, lagging behind comrades. how to work to get the desired result created? new neural network tools for complex attacks have not yet been found, but scripts for well, let's say the automation of criminal activity has already been reliably obtained from artificial intelligence. well , despite the fact that the general information fund has changed from enthusiastic to cautious and the crossovers are investing in opena an astronomical amount. moreover, this is not the first investment of a sospheric corporation in this company. 3 years ago, microsoft already invested $ 1 billion in the developer of artificial intelligence with money and, most importantly, the resources of its data centers. well, training neural networks requires enormous co

we talked to chat gpt like an actual person.hat it is, is something that takes existing data and reproducing patterns he has seen before. it has a lot of ways it could be generative. it could be helpful. it could help humans flourish. especially when we think about ways in which language technologies could be useful. especially places that do not have a lot of good translation. collaboration could be for full -- fruitful with effective communities. the way it is, controlled by players like open ai, microsoft, baidu, it will probably reproduce allow those inequalities we have seen before. caroline: what is interesting, of course, your ai research institute comes at it from a community based focus. you are trying to move away from big tech's pervasive influence. what about the startups, c-suite, the smaller players and within ai that is exciting? we know the power alphabet has in the realm of ai. who is doing this in a smaller scale with really interesting outcomes? guest: we have seen this last on the seed seen, the major players

avalarahhh ahhh caroline: chat gpt. still in the headlines.s time, because microsoft is putting the tool to use. the tech giant is mulling an additional billion dollar in chat gpt. give us a look at what microsoft plans are. ed: this was an interesting blog post from the company, partly because davos is going on, but also because of how fresh that reporting was. they have been boosting their funding into open it i, they had already invested $1 billion in 2019. he will take open a.i.'s tools and bring them into the azure cloud platform. flip over the board and we can get some detail. in limited capacity since 2021, microsoft has offered a very small group of its azure clients the ability to use open ai tools. if you are a company that hosts your own tools on the azure cloud platform, you now have access to use gpt 3.5, dall-e, for example. now they are opening that up to a wider range of customers. why do we care? what is in it for microsoft? there is a lot of emphasis on their search engine, being, how chat gpt could improve the platform. ther

kriti: it feels like chat gpt has taken over the world in the last couple of months.s going to be a hot topic when microsoft reports. just yesterday, they announced a $10 billion investment in ai technologies like chat gpt. it's something we will keep an eye on. the s&p 500 about flat on the day. the nasdaq flat on the day. down about five basis points on the 10 year yield. stick with us. for jon erlichman, i'm creepy group to. -- i'm kriti gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the amount of people that we needed and the people that have been here taking care of us. see if your business may qualify. go to getrefunds.com. romaine: a weibel-wobble market continues. really no traction here -- still struck -- still stuck in the range has been in for some time. katie: not much action on the benchmarks. a slight bid into treasuries. romaine:

. >> we asked chet gpt to him come with a marketing etf. let's check in on the markets because there was a risk on attitude to trade. nasdaq up 1.8%. trading since the highest of september 2022. ms ci, all country world index up 8/10 of a percent. risk on attitude in europe and asia. the seven year yield push up higher. bond selloff. a very successful auction in terms of seven your debt doing sold. on track for a good quarter any terms of overall sales for u.s. debt. the yields push up six basis points. let's look at what is happening in crypto. usually when risk assets push higher, crypto does well. of the last two days we have seen the hold onto gains. on thursday we saw underperformance in bitcoin versus the u.s. dollar. interesting change in terms of tone. up 40%. since the end of last year. ed: risk on right now but a lot of that is technology moving us to the upside. tesla is the big name. s&p 500, knows the hundred, that was driving markets of this thursday. tesla driving the most this year. fighting talk from elon musk. tracking sal

into investing $10 billion into open ai and chad gpt.seems like the common sense conclusion is they would use it to improve big, to be more competitive against google. what is your read on that piece of news? >> absolutely. they want to be brought over, to create a better search experience. it makes sense microsoft will want to do that. you should remember microsoft is a jargon not in things like work communication, personal communication, and these language models will be helping any time you write an email, a consumer document out of that page. the use cases for these language models are truly massive. microsoft is getting smart making a big early bets in the space. >> you make bets for a living. talk about where the money is being made in your business. if we are trying to visualize what a language format would be, it gives you a perfect answer, what is the money? >> this is -- it gets really exciting. we set out to create a search engine all about the user. we have a premium model, people pay for premium features, getting the email o

many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are >> going to be pushed by the technology. i don't think they will us. but as they will replace a lot rudimentary works. we have been doing. >> doctor punch on. she i will actually improve human kind, forcing us to adapt and think in new ways. but for now, old fashioned laziness is a factor. 2 new studies found that ai tools were able to successfully pass a wharton mba exam as well as a medical licensing exam while very effective chat gpt can be verbose and nonsensical. so human intelligence isn't completely obsolete yet. use a full sea bubble field. >> 3, 5, years from now that ai system. can you prove themselves? they no you know, necessarily need us to improve

about the chat gpt is these guys, google was way ahead on a.i.or many, many years so i'm a little confused they spent tens of billions of dollars doing r&d on a.i i'm confused as to how a little start-upbeat them to the punch admittedly, chat gpt gives a lot of wrong answers google can't do that with google search, they have to give right answers but it will help google if chat gpt goes to a subscription revenue source that will be search free, so that will be -- google is supported by ads it'd save google but i'm very surprised google isn't in front of this a.i stuff and they're playing catchup to the start-up. >> one stray thought, then a question the stray thought is this, with so many of these big tech companies laying off tens of thousands of workers, i wonder whether they're each sort of giving cover to one another, to take those kinds of cuts fair point, fair observation >> yeah. i think so i think google, so long as meta and microsoft and apple are saying, we're not laying people off, google is saying that, too. now, they have high cover

banned chat gpt, citing the safety and accuracy of content.n a.i., the creators of chat gpt, said the program should not be used for misleading purposes and they're developing ways to identify text generated by its system. what makes chat gpt different than other ai systems is its ability to learn and respond to unique conversations. >> i'm going to ask chatgpt to write me a 300-word essay on the impact of technology's evolution on society. in less than a minute i had my 300-word essay written entirely by artificial intelligence. >> reporter: princeton student edward tien is also working on a program to outsmart the artificial intelligence. what are your tips for parents who want to make sure their children are doing their own homework? >> students should try out these new technologies because it also benefits them to learn what's out there. but at the same time education is something he we take into our own hands and he we learn the most b y a >>> there's a treasure hunt under way in the netherlands. officials published an old map believed to

caroline: should you be using chat gpt for investing advice? if you ask it to pick certain spots to outperform in an etf it will probably sit on the fence. it might insight you to look for actual investments that use the power of ai. there are a couple of etf son in market using artificial intelligence like equity etf that describes information from the internet and regulatory filings to help it's over 6000 stocks it analyzes pick, every untoward -- we orientate, and outperform. state street fund is powered by ibm watson. it too is stockpicking and up about 10% on the year so far. one thing chat gpt might incentivize you to do is stay diversified. when you ask it about time to find a balanced portfolio it will recommend you spread your investments across various asset types defined uncorrelated returns. be diversified. it is not that strong at maths, but it is the focus of a company that when you ask chat gpt what to do on investment it sits on the fence. it says you can lose money or gain it. what the power of ai is in your investments. now co

along with the trade desk ceo and amazon's head of devices later, call it a tech tug of war on chat gpt's new evaluation we'll debate it it's one of our friends. >> let's take a look at the market reaction to the jobs numbers. all the major indices moving up as non-farm payrolls beat estimates for december everything up about 1.5% more important, wage growth came in belowexpectations, indicating inflation may be reaching its peak. that's not the whole story still lower this morning you can check out there on the scre, asana down almost 2%, roblox about flat. coinbase down 1.75%, bill.com also flat. carl, it's not all together clear that the wage growth is all that's being focused on here we have quite a few hours left of trading to go >> indeed. but your point about technology certainly communications services, info tech, the ndxd, five weeks down. clearly has been a source of funds in the eyes of some, and you look at what's happening with the cycle in semis and the guidance out of software it's hard at least as cramer would say to get overly positive right now. >> this isn't just an int

maker of chat gpt.former nsc senior adviser to robert o'brien. arthur herman is here. arthur, great to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> myself and the team, we have been talking about chat and microsoft is pretty much going all in. the investment to build in the company's 2019 and 2021 investment in open ai. talk to us about open ai. leading minds in tech say this is game-changing. >> it is. on the one hand it's simple ai program really that what it does it generates programs triggered by conversation with humans and response to their request for tasks and for other sorts of issues that come up. you know, i had my own experience, my eye-open experience with gpt when i submitted two questions to it, said write me two 500-word essays on topics, one of them rather technical which is what i'm working on right now and the other roman ancient history. i couldn't believe how quick they responded with two essays and i said this has to be created by somewhere. i checked wikipedia, sure enough it c

a number of school officials across the country say they've already moved to block the use of chat gptright, iphone users want to want to you're going want to listen up. there are some useful features that you might not have heard about. there's a function that you can use to copy text from a video. all you have to do is open the video in the apple photos app. you paused the video and tap on the screen with the text that you want to highlight and your iphone will then highlight the words or links that you want then pay east like any other tax you copied. also, if you want to share a wifi password easily, you can just go to your save networks and your wi-fi connection list and hit the i button. click the password and it will let you copy it down. keep in mind you you're probably going to want to have the latest ios software in order for this to work. all right. up next, a youtuber finds themselves the victim of credit card fraud. >> and the culprit a little fishy. that story ahead. >> all right. this is going to is an interesting story. so a japanese youtuber became the victim of credit

it's called chat gpt and you can compose poetry. dude met, do math. >> and even helped write essays on final exams. some students have anonymously admitted to using it as nancy loo reports, schools are already banning it. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right thing. what you gave it if you ask question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california

what is chat gpt? how does it work?tical ways we can use it and are we all out of a job? >> so chat dvt is not gonna put us all out of a job. but it is important to know how it works. because as long as we do not fear, it should be the benefactor's of those types of a i. so four decades there's been a popular belief but i would destroy all of these types of jobs. but honestly, there are many things where human greatly will prevail. so how does gpt work? first >> it was trained on a large amount of text across the internet. ben open a few matches thought it was kind of responses humans wanted to see from this computer, this a.i.. and it had the chatgpt made its own answers and human restrict pose answers. and then finally the i started training itself using an surprise learning and reinforced and methods so to find a better ways of experimenting, involving, getting better and better. what this means is that we now have a chat system that you can ask almost any question to and get a smart very comprehensible answer. and t

chat bot, chat gpt.ing says he rates microsoft as market perform, $268 price target there's a lot happening here with microsoft beyond just, you know, we'll talk chat gpt but as far as the quarter and the performance is going, they announced these layoffs, they're obviously in belt-tightening mode what do you expect as far as the slowdown potentially in cloud? >> yeah, cloud is what's front and center for all investors right now. the company talked about a five-point slowdown on a constant currency basis. that will put you around 37% constant currency. when people see the press release and the reported number, consensus numbers, our numbers, are around 30% that's kind of the bar that we're looking for. i think everyone knows that growth is slowing. the question is whether it's slowing more or less than expectations i think anything slightly above that expectation level, so if we see a 36, 37 type of number on azure, people are going to feel comfortable that the deceleration is in line with expectation, a

yeah, it is called chat gpt and as reporter nancy loo explains. >> staff or students are among those admitting to using it for final exams. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right team. but you gave it if you ask a question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are. >> good to be pushed by the technology. i don't think they will us but that they will replace a

it is called chat gpt. yeah. and as reporter nancy loo explains. >> stanford university students are admitting to use it on their final exams. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues writing. what you gave it. if you ask a question at a loss for it, if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are >> going to be pushed

mediocre c plus student if you are chat gpt is the best way to describe it. students using it. you also have clinical work that you do when you go to medical school. see patients face-to-face. so come on, i think it is a tool, resource, amazing. 1 1/2 billion dollar industry is the projection. i think it's low ball. i think it will be more. >> sandra: real estate agents find it useful in the work they do. >> dana: frees them to do other things. >> the cheating front, i talked to a professor from south carolina who caught one student teacher and now he will have an immediate orall exams to anyone he expects cheating. be warned. >> they should do that anyway. >> dana: somebody sent me something that you could have a watermark. >> we have to run. google is all over this. they won't get left behind. don't worry about google right now. >> dana: thank you, ladies. >> my whole campaign for this election has been unity. we need all of us. we need addition, not subtraction. we can't fight each other that we don't recognize we have to beat the democrats. >> dana: ronna

g beat gpt and it can compose poetry. do mathematics and even help students write essays on final exams. some students have anonymously admitted to using this already as nancy loo reports, schools are already banning it. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get it and and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right thing. what you gave it if you ask a question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. >> that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of

it's being used to pass exams called chat gpt and as reporter nancy loo explains, stanford students areo using it in their final exams. now. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is a ificial intelligence an can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right thing. what you gave it if you ask a question at a loss for it, if you get to continue with your, i think it will do that. >> many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are >> going to be pushed by the technology. i don't think they will be place. s but that they will repla

i did have chat gpt do an essay assignment for my class.it was pretty good, probably like mediocre undergrad work, but there are flaws, fabricates sources. um it just gets things wrong. and while students can use the program to complete assignments for them, phaser says artificial intelligence actually creates issues beyond altering how people consume and present information. concerns about students cheating aren't concerns about learning their concerns about evaluation. because the software comes the entire internet. critics worry it's not just subject to misinformation, citing how biased opinions and hate speech could make their way into what the program rights and washington i'm kevin corke fox news. still thinking about those fourth downs that the eagles got that first drive fourth down, fourth down cast and that catch that leg, not related cash didn't challenge it. but it was a great season. phenomenal season. incredible run that you've got him to the point where there there's so much to be proud about. and then you know it was disappo

. >> a new way to cheat to its called chat gpt and it can compose poetry. do mathematics and even helped write essays on final exams. some students have anonymously admitted to using this as nancy loo reports. schools are already trying to ban it. >> chat gpt or generative pre train transformer is artificial intelligence and it can be a real technological shortcut for anyone. imagine alexa and siri and every intelligent being or machine rolled into one. you can get it and and it will provide you with an output. >> basically what it does is it continues right thing. what you gave it if you ask question at a loss or it if you get to continue what you're i think it will do that. many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in th

i also think what is just the business model what is the business model chat gpt?ging for g suite if chat gpt is part of g suite, just like microsoft is talking about making chat gbt a part of microsoft office 365 so there's definitely we have not seen how this is going to play out but i think -- and there's been a lot of reporting -- microsoft or alphabet, they kneadneed to o probably some training around their ai to do some of the things that chat gbt is doing where it may not be let's say today ready to do that. >> and sort of the bottom line take on the stock from this perspective, when the valuation's being compressed quite a bit at this point? >> yeah, look, we still think in large cap it's probably the second most interesting stock in our universe, we'd rank probably uber number one and then alphabet there's thrdefinitely a lot of questions of what happens around meta meta is a cost cutting story rather than a revenue story. i think investors are looking for more you may not get more we do like the hand that alphabet has right now going into earnings. >> goo

. >> let's see how good of college essay chat gpt can write.: this tool, from the san francisco-based company open ai, is chat gpt, and can "write" essays. >> take a look at a couple of these sentences, starting from the top. "computer science has always been a fascinating field to me. from the moment i learned about computers --" stephanie: and children's books. last month, design manager ammaar reshi used chat gpt and text-to-image program midjourney to create his book, "alice and sparkle." here's how it works. to create new content, these programs are trained on datasets of existing content that hold text, images, video files, or even code scrapefrom the internet. some artists say this amounts to appropriating their work without permission. >> i do hyper realistic drawings. stephanie: including south african artist jono dry. >> this scares me. it makes a huge part of my practice somewhat redundant. >> hey, artists! if you've wondering if a.i. has been using your art to train itself, i figured out where to look. stephanie: illustrator carlian

chat gpt has bubbled up.hing, the next level of google, the biggest threat google has ever seen because when you put in something on chat gpt, you can literally say, write me a thesis paper in 1800 words that describes -- and goes on. pete: it is an example. >> you can do the same thing. it is a great search tool in terms of i want 5 great restaurants in nashville tennessee. if you ask someone, four of them are good, the fifth one not so sure. google can't do that, chat gpt can, putting papers down, a student is supposed to be spending hard energy of their own, not some robot ai technology to generate answers is a huge threat to the education system. elon musk has it right on this one. just as that is innovated another thing is being innovated by other people including a princeton student announcing another of these tools where you can run that paper through the second tool and say a robot did that, that is a virtual reality experience. it is not like we had done that, 90% accurate. interesting things to keep

chat gpt has changed everything. kristen: the chief information security officer at checkpoint technology says it is great but you should be careful. >> open ai is the company that recently released chat gpt. ai tools can create art, write essays, they can write useful programs. those programs can also be used for nefarious purposes. just like any other tool, it could be used to build useful things as well as being destructive and nefarious. think of what the bad guys do -- they write fishing emails, they write convincing letters, they write code -- all of these things threat actors can do are being leveraged by chat gpt tools. it basically let's them malicious code, hacking tools, and you can be less sophisticated. that's the key thing -- it lowers the bar for cyber criminals and ups the game of the people who are more sophisticated. so it's really helping the bad guys create to attack us. the number one thing for a personal user is to make sure you have everything patched, make sure you are not reusing passwords an

what does that mean for university, all the money we put into university if chat gpt can do it. they are basically writing novels and humans are publishing those novels, what about that? a newspaper revealed that chat gpt passed mba and so how concerned should people be after spending all of this money and time going to school and university and further university on top of that? >> well, i think what it means is that we are going to move to a different kind of credential society because the idea that if you went to warden and got an mba and your future was secure, this may not be, if you go to voc tech, your starting salary is probably low in low six figures and future may be replaced because those tests are much harder for current robotics and other kinds of automated systems to replace. maria: yeah. >> for big tech this may go along way to explain why we are going to see a shift in the kinds of jobs and hiring that takes place in big tech. you know, there's been all of the major big tech companies have been cutting back on the workforce. a lot of it as you know a response to

many colleges are scrambling to come chat gpt the stanford daily reports that administrators are aware of the use of ai on campus and teachers are changing their courses in k students are using it. >> i and the rise of robots comes just as major companies are slashing major jobs. that includes microsoft, which recently announced 10,000 cuts and a multi-year investment of billions in the california company behind chat gpt. we are >> going to be pushed by the technology. i don't think they will be place s but that they will replace a lot the rudimentary works. we have been doing. >> doctor punch on. she i will actually improve human kind, forcing us to adapt and think in new ways. but for now old fashioned laziness is a factor. 2 new studies found that ai tools were able to successfully pass a wharton mba exam as well as a medical licensing exam while very effective chat gpt can be verbose and nonsensical. so human intelligence isn't completely obsolete yet. use of epa ball field. >> 3, 5, years from now that ai system. can you prove themselves? they no longer, you know, necessarily need

he also says gpt far as i know, algorithms don't feel. he also says gpt has no in a being.s endured nothing . yes. although endured nothing. yes. although he did concede that he liked one of the lines because all the to how write a fake cave so a how write a fake nick cave so a love song god and and love song god and death and blood easy there blood and it's easy but there was the fire of hell was a line i've the fire of hell in he a way in my eyes. and he in a way i have it's gpt so he's saying have and it's gpt so he's saying that can't make that you can't have a make a great with i agree i don't think you can i think that you need to have of of have some kind of sense of the numinous within numinous some soul within an artwork and it's lacking that if it's just been completely created then created by a computer then i don't created by a computer then i dont can created by a computer then i don't can ever totally don't believe can ever totally you and i was a kid i had you know and i was a kid i had this tape a, cassette tape and it called something like it was called som

that's a longer way of getting to an answer than if you ask chat-gpt a question and get the answer soally big difference and if you think about when we started using google, we switched -- >> but i may not ask the question the right way i may ask a bad question or a question that i think is clearly put but truly isn't. i'm thinking of an example in my life from last night i asked -- i asked something but i didn't know how to express it. >> well, chat-gpt is surprisingly good at understanding what you're trying to ask as well it's not perfect, but, hey, google search isn't perfect either you can put searches in there and get the wrong response or the wrong pages. no technology is perfect but chat-gpt cuts you to the answer as opposed to making you look for it yourself and that's big advantage. one of the points i'd make is google had moats for sure, but don't forget how easy it was for us to switch to google from other search engines 15 and 20 years ago if, indeed, bing becomes a better way of answering questions, people would switch almost instantly away from google search. it's not a

he also says gpt far as i know, algorithms don't feel. he also says gpt has no in a being.s endured nothing . yes. although endured nothing. yes. although he did concede that he liked one of the lines because all the to how write a fake cave so a how write a fake nick cave so a love song god and and love song god and death and blood easy there blood and it's easy but there was the fire of hell was a line i've the fire of hell in he a way in my eyes. and he in a way i have it's gpt so he's saying have and it's gpt so he's saying that can't make that you can't have a make a great with i agree i don't think you can i think that you need to have of of have some kind of sense of the numinous within numinous some soul within an artwork and it's lacking that if it's just been completely created then created by a computer then i don't created by a computer then i dont can created by a computer then i don't can ever totally don't believe can ever totally you and i was a kid i had you know and i was a kid i had this tape a, cassette tape and it called something like it was called som

investing a further $10 billion in a ichat gpt. lagarde doubles down on her fight against inflation as the ecb and speakers .2 more 50 basis point hikes. francine: let's take a look at futures. we are seeing the dax futures and ftse futures. tom: the centrality of the tech story. the nasdaq ending up pretty solidly on the day. that really bolstered what we saw an terms of the philadelphia semi conductor index. gains on that index of just 5%. potentially a lower rate environment, the softer dollar continuing that trajectory and some of the cost cutting at these tech companies. the ftse 100 opening up. deficit numbers for the month of december i watering. coming in much higher. the spanish ibex of 0.2%. let's switch it over and have a look cross asset as we weigh the commentary from adam lagarde. the lady is not for turning when it comes to inflation hikes. her determination to get back down to 2%, that is the goal. euro-dollar single currency on the back of those comments, a little bit of strength coming through for the single curre

>> it is worth noting original chat gpt has been there.and other tech companies to fill the void. for baidu they already spent billions of dollars in ai technology but is struggling to finally use it in world application. this could be a way to compete with larger rivals like tencent and alibaba. rishaad: always seen as the third player in some ways. thank you for that. joining us with a look at baidu and its plans to use a similar service to chat gpt. it's have a look at what is happening first word news wise and joined su keenan. su: we are going to start with short seller hindenburg research who says adani group's response to its report alleging fraud and stock manipulation has failed to answer 62 of 88 questions it posed. adani had earlier published a lengthy rebuttal. the 400 paints response was timed around the last leg of the following share sale. china has reported a sharp drop in covid related deaths during the lunar new year holiday. display a spike in travel that increased the likelihood of infections. more than 6300 related dea

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