version of chat gpt for enterprise. you can kind of think of this as a locked down version of chat gpt that people can use in their businesses, they can upload proprietary information without using that information to be viewable by chat gpt or used to train their models. you might remember over the last several months, we have had so many companies talk about how they have banned chat gpt at the workplace, that includes apple, samsung, google from banning coders from uploading code into this. this is supposed to address that. however, they are not giving up price for this. for context, the consumer version of chat gpt is $20 resents a month. i would also note microsoft, which is a major investor, they had a version of this, their own version of this called thing for enterprise. works in a similar way, also based on chat gpt 4. john, i will send it over to you. >> steve kovach, thank you. we are seeing a flurry of software announcements having to do with ai, we are expecting to hear more from salesforce, dream force com

there are many manifestations of working with speech, for example, here is a chat gpt. speech, we were taught at school that speech can be written and oral. so here, working with the written jesus in russia , there are similar developments. right away, that is , it is by no means possible to belittle our capabilities of our competencies in any way . yes, the implementation part suffers in the end in russia, yes. and these federal communication centers for computer science management, the authors are now working here. well, such achievements. you can name a lot. you and i, uh, understand, and i hope our audience understands what the short time that is given to our program to discuss precisely. here is a very important question, that money can not only be invested and there you can get this very passive income, but also active income and that's it. we do our own work, and very interesting work with creativity, science, and so on. you can use it. here is the same e that is heard by all topics and we discussed it with you. what is the specific role of the faculties of russi

i entrusted to write to artificial intelligence and my gpt chat request it sounded.o write a question about artificial intelligence to gleb lavrov, which he will not be able to answer. well , i wrote a chatbot. what will be the last digit of pi after an infinite number of decimal places? a simple question is a very simple question from the start. of course we are pleased. that what scares us is that some of us don’t quite understand, namely the neural network, it is capable of stinging at the level of sixth graders physics and mathematics class, yes and uh ask a question. give me the last number of an infinite series. this, of course, is very reassuring. what does it mean that a cunning machine did not think of anything more complicated. on the one hand, from the point of view of mathematics, we can name any number from one to nine to zero. yes, according to research, all these numbers are approximately equal in number. pi yes on the other hand. we can say that well , today, 10 trillion, in my opinion, yes, they counted the number of pi and this is recorded. hey, you

however, the smart machine gpt. four writes great programs without a human.rticular, in the java language, practicing coders very concerned about these circumstances. in a few years, they may also be left without work in italy, for example, they have already banned the use of artificial intelligence chat, and in israel a startup has appeared where an application is being developed that recognizes work. neural networks. this example shows how two not-so-pretty men turn into pretty girls on the screen with the help of a neural network. the enterprising are already posting profiles and selling ai-generated videos and photos more billionaire elon musk co-founder apple steve wozniak and more than 1,000 experts. the open letter called for the suspension of the race of digital minds, that is, the training of powerful artificial intelligence systems. at least for half a year, in order to understand how to troll, we are talking about the fact that since there are no security protocols, you need to stop at gpt, do not create 4. until the fifth generation. in particular

chad dbt, open ai, says it now releases a version of its popular ai tool and large businesses called gpt offers more security, privacy and high—speed access to the text. early adopters include estee lauder. many major companies, however, including apple amazon have blocked employees from using chat gpt because of security concerns and that is something that open ai hopes will change with this release. 0n ai hopes will change with this release. on tuesday, london became the largest area in the world the charges drivers for emitting pollution. the ulez scheme charges people who drive vehicles into central london. thank you so much for watching. bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. ., , ., the uk. for english heritage the uk. for english heritage the last quarter _ the uk. for english heritage the last quarter years - the uk. for english heritage the last quarter years have l the last quarter years have been a labour of love in this part of derbyshire. a team of specialist workers has been busy. specialist workers has been bus . ~ ., ., specialist workers has been bu

chat gpt we all love it. i don't say i love it, i do.scaling somebody's a biases that we talk about. the whole concept of chat gpt is you get pure data so for instance i've pulled gigabytes of data off the internet and train the model of that data. we all know there's some stuff out on the internet. we call those large language models so the idea behind it to your question is that i would not say i'm not riding another book because surely there's another book to be written. somebody in this audience. >> you don't know if you are going to write another book. this whole presentation of videos and everything about it. this book is w a book obviously but it obviously you are working on ways to -- and tell us why that's so important. >> it's very important. we are multifaceted people. we interact in different mediums so for me social media, videos i didn't want to do an old-fashioned book event. i didn't want to do a barnes & noble i come in and said sit at a desk and signed books. that wasn't myy? purpose. i think randi might. but that wasn'

this is chat gpt and workers that say, you know what? i can use a.i.rly. here's roberto, someone that we need to strive to be like. he said i'm remote. they can't tell when i'm working or not. i can chat gpt my way to solving something and take the rest of the day off and they won't know. great work ethic, roberto. >> roberto, you're living on borrowed time. if your using chat gpt for work, you better think about what next work you're going to do. it's going to come to light and very quickly. >> martha: also, your job might just decide that they don't need roberto. maybe they just need the chat gbt. >> if chat gpt does that, they may not need you. don't brag, roberto. >> martha: get your work ethic together. make it happen. you can do it. thanks, brian. good to see you. days after president zelensky warned of war coming to russia, ukrainian drones have targeted moscow again. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ we always had questions. who

so again we are not advocating for every student to be using chat gpt.ery few ai advocates are pushing for that. what we are pushing for is we need to figure out when and how to do these tools and build baseline competencies which include the ability to identify what are the appropriate uses and where are the limitations and where does it not make sense? >> how do you use artificial intelligence so that it helps narrow the digital divide between affluent families and less affluent families, families that have computer facilities and resources and those that don't. how do you do that when some of these services, i assume will be subscription and paid models. >> a really great question. why it is so critical that ai access and teaching and learning as part of curriculum. we know there are a lot of students who don't have the same opportunities at home, so we level the playing field in schools. i think last year when the new york state public school board banned chat gpt in schools but there were some private schools in new york that not only started to tea

and this applies to the extremely narrow mathematical circle, which is hmm on this gpt-chat. yes, you must concentrate. it is understandable that if during world cataclysms the economy and so on, they delay from this topic artificial intelligence attention. although stephen hawking warn. yes, the very creation of artificial intelligence can be the last technological achievement of man. here's a short answer. what is artificial intelligence, and it will really change the global order in the world forever. artificial intelligence - this is a self-learning program that can set tasks for itself as long as it has not been created, as long as we are talking about neural networks. this is a self-learning program task, for which the developers of a person poses a question only in that a self-learning program with true hawking, a was the future was a fantasy more than 2 years ago a self-learning program that analyzes big data large arrays. it was fantastic. today we as humanity, as homo sapiens are specific people belonging to the sociological species that we all studied at school in

up to hours since gpt models. it is not necessary to directly indicate the types of prohibited content. it is enough to give her the rules themselves and then only check how she learned them, and again, using a small number of examples, she distinguishes the correct ones. decisions and those that disagree with the opinion of living experts. so the neural network quickly learns to strap on the experience gained to the entire volume of requirements for the content of the content. another question of the quality of such moderation, in principle, in the message itself on the open-e website , it is said that the judgment of a large language model can be influenced by the personal views on the life of those who teach and train it, and skeptics talk about it, citing research as an example , according to which representatives of different social groups sometimes distinguish between a data set for neural networks. and how open ai will solve this problem is not very clear. well, at least based on what the company has publis

the reason to hold gpt see has become part of the idea that it would eventually convert to an etf. even today in the wake of the ruling, they were looking this morning at a 25% nearly discount net asset value that has narrowed to 15%. you see it come much closer to its net asset value in the wake of its ruling and in the expectation of even with this uncertainty, this is still a large win for grayscale and the crypto industry. and you are seeing to the point you are making earlier, bitcoin prices and other crypto-related stocks rising in think renzi. caroline: the sec said they are reviewing this on grayscale and grayscale could be -- the value could be given back to the investor base if it could turn to a trust -- from a trust to an etf. along the nuance into the micro but let's go bit more macro and what this means for the industry. we have the cofounder of fractal, an provider for crypto on chain. does this lure in more institutional players. does this mean this is almost a safe space to get into? shannon: absolutely. you can see that in terms of overall market sentiment. coin s

lauren: chat gpt services in your car.a flat tire, send someone right away or what does this new feature do? stuart: it is ai, it will be in your car, you're going to love it. lauren: will we be talking to robots doing this all day long if it works. blue one google will sell mapping check to companies with solar products. is that a big moneymaker? lauren: they are projecting one hundred million dollars. i would say yes. they will license their maps to solar companies, real estate companies to utilities. if you put solar panels on your structure this is what would look like. if you transition to solar this is how much money we will save you at the end of the day. bottom line, they are looking to bring in more revenue because everyone is cutting costs and modifies maps which is so popular but maybe hasn't brought in enough revenue. stuart: any idea what is going on with cryptos? lauren: can i say it got boring? there is little retail interest, the trading volume at a 4-year low. tight range for most of this year. it is up 50

this phone cannot come to our country by open aice, the creator of the most advanced language models gpt which has underlies the latest version is considering the possibility of using the capabilities of artificial intelligence to moderate content on the network speech about social networks and other platforms where users can write and comment developers assure that their technology will reduce the time for training the system with a new, well, or changed moderation policy for any resource from months to hours, since gpt-models. it is not necessary to directly indicate the types of prohibited content. it is enough to let her e show her the rules themselves and then only check how she learned them, and again on a small number of examples, noting the correct decisions and those that disagree with the opinion of live experts. so the neural network quickly learns to extrapolate the experience gained for the entire volume of content requirements is another question of the quality of such moderation, in principle , the message itself on the site says that the judgment of large language models

. >> i've had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt standing appear. >> you claimald trump is motivated by vengeance and grievance it would be more credible if your entire campaign was not based on vengeance and ingredients by one man. >> you will make america less, no foreign policy experience, it shows. >> it is our turn for a debate next, the fox business debate september 27, simi valley california at the reagan library. cheryl i know you've already marked your calendar. maria: it is marked my calendar, a great live report coming from the walkie. the republican candidates already taking aim at bidenomics, they didn't last night slamming president biden his reckless spending this led to high inflation, watch this. >> i will tell you how to fix it, they need to stop the spending, stop the borrowing and eliminate the earmarks that republicans brought back in. >> our country is in decline is not inevitable it is a choice and it starts with understanding we must reverse bidenomics. >> we also need to understand joe biden bidenomics has led to the loss of $10000 of sp

i entrusted writing to artificial intelligence and my gpt chat request it sounded.ite a question about artificial intelligence to gleb lavrov, which he will not be able to answer. well , i wrote a chatbot. what will be the last digit of pi after an infinite number of decimal places? a simple question is a very simple question from the start. of course we are pleased. something that scares us is that some of us don’t quite understand, namely the neural network, it is capable of so far, that it’s possible to sting at the level of sixth-graders of the physics and mathematics class, yes, and ask a question. give me the last number endless row. this, of course, is very reassuring. what does it mean that a cunning machine did not think of anything more complicated. on the one hand, from the point of view of mathematics, we can name any number from one to nine to and 0. yes, according to research, all these numbers are approximately e, they are equal in number. pi yes on the other hand. we can say that well, today, 100 trillion, in my opinion, yes, they counted the number

from that which was printed in december, i think, to this book, which was printed in march because gpt3.0, which i writing about earlier on transmuted itself into gpt three, 3.5 and then now it's full but what we did was i think it's page 312 i gave gpt to sorry 3.52 lines of a paragraph mine which appears in the book and got it to write in my style if you can call it that. i on its own with only having the first sentence and my editor rang having read it and she said it's always than what you wrote in the first place. watch out for your next book. i may be able to give you the contract to read to give machine will judge for yourselves from this i gave it. ozymandias shelley's poem, i suppose i might say it's one of my favorites. it begins, as i'm sure most of you will know. i met a traveler, an antique land, who said to vast and trackless legs of stones stand in the desert beside them. that's what i gave the machine. you will be aware that it goes on beside them, half buried in the sand a shattered visage lies flat going to this famous immortal line and on the pedestal these words app

like, for instance, i did not even talk about things like chat gpt in the book.i gave randy the manuscript , it was in a sober or november. not even a chapter. i think i got a paragraph. the whole book could have been on that. i actually wrote another bonus chapter that i wanted to introduce here. it is not in the book but it is on chatta gpt. it talks about it in the context of this. we all love it. ideal. ideal. but they had the propensity of scaling some of these biases that we talk about. you get on curated data. going out and just pulling gigabytes of data off the internet. we all know that there is some crazy stuff out on the internet. so we call those language models the idea behind it is that i was not thinking about another book, but surely another book that can be written by somebody in this audience. [laughter] >> you don't know if you will write another book. i was impressed with this whole presentation. this book is a book, obviously. you are working on ways to reach people in different ways. tell us why that is so important >> multifaceted people. i

they said students were using chat gpt and taking business away from them.partnered with nai company to develop personalized tumors essentially so they are using ai. stuart: show me winnebago. people want to travel around the united states in retirement and not going to do that. why are they in the news? >> they increased their dividends by $0.31 a share up 15% from the prior quarter. stuart: week demand? >> they were on fire during the pandemic and it has subsided and the cost of the rv itself and the fuel. >> what about taking the show on the road reelection season. stuart varney from cincinnati, stuart varney from st. louis. stuart: talking to the producers now. did you put him up to this? >> i would watch. i think it would be great fun. it would bring people into the house, into the winnebago. stuart: you brought with you some stock picks and the first one is nvidia. this kind of price. >> been buying it since 175. we talked about this before a year ago, i recommended it to my bull's-eye subscribers. i always tell half so i went to 475 a month ago and so

chat gpt? google and after, okay? just because someone says it's on tv, doesn't mean it's true.ing you hear is one reason we bring high-level executives on the show. they can still mislead you. if a public company's ceo outright lies about how the business is doing, let's just say they are -- their legal bills will start to add up, you get me? generally speaking, you see a lot of people come on television and for legitimate reasons, and can help themselves when it comes to being promoted. when someone comes on and says that some plunging stock is a buy, do you think, that sounds like a good opportunity? no. you must wonder that he is stuck paid is he bailing on a bike? you know it's hard to tell? where's the bottom line. always be able to explain your stock to another human being and never take anything on faith in this business, not gospel, not from wall street, and especially not for money managers who love to come on tv and tell you that they are right 100% of the time. "mad money" is back after this break. >>> coming up , let your flowers blossom and let your winners win. ke

. >> i have had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt stand up here. >> the decline in education is one of the reasons our country is in decline. we need education and that, not indoctrination. >> if you need something done, ask a man, if you need to thing done, ask a woman. >> firing irs agents entire double the number of border patrol agents. >> not looking for a new national identity, the american people of the most faith filled, freedom loving, idealistic, hard-working people the world has ever known. >> something this country could use is something the white house understands, small-town guys, that's the road back. >> nation is in trouble. it is in trouble because of failed leadership. the solution is not four more years of joe biden. neil: which of those candidates gained traction for you? which many donors opened their wallets as a result and for whom? we know wall street moneyman how ramberg put down cash on ron desantis after the big debate, is he planning to put down more? he is here. what donors are still holding their wallets tight? folks like thomas murp

recent research in america it shows that a third of american tourists are now using gpt to plan their trips . travel companies, including xperia miz , have stepped in. they are taking tourists on artificial intelligence and sending them on adventurous trips in the last few days. see the page of cars in there is only one reason for the entry of some of the country's positions, whether in the virtual space or in reality , the page of iranian poets has a reason for the rumor that has managed to waste time for some people at the level of gasoline. this is 11:50. the demand for it has increased, they should be completely sure that we are actually storing oil products in the existing oil warehouses, the production of the products is being done and the fuel is being delivered to the fuel supply stations in the right amount and at the right speed. but it must be said that failure of fuel nozzles and restrictions on refueling the creation of vehicle registration was not without effect. 24 years 99, we will give you as much as you want, if you get a special 159 card, because we have the most po

chat gpt bought played doctor. its success rate 72%. is chat gpt making medical decisions?with it shortly. the white house was asked where biden stands on the issue of transgender athletes competing. >> does he think it is fair for girls to compete against biological males? >> i just answered the question. it is a complicated issue. it is truly a complicated issue. stuart: is fairness complicated? we are all over this story. we will be back. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their p

. >> i've had enough of a guy that sounds like chat gpt sitting up here -- >> now is not the time for on-the-job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie, don't need to bring in people without experience. >> this is why margaret thatcher said if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> i think the american people deserve to know whether everyone on this stage agrees that i kept my oath to the contusion that day. >> mike did his duty. i got no beef with him. is this what we're focusing on? ukraine is not a priority for the united states of america. >> you were choosing a murderer over an american. you have no foreign policy experience and it shows. >> whoa, so you get the idea. let's things off with kayleigh mcenany , former white house press secretary and co host of "outnumbered." great to see you. happy you're here. having been sitting there, it's good for me to look back and look at what was said last night and slow it down and take a look at what made impressions on people. this focus group this morning you saw on "america reports" is inte

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standing up sounds like chat gpt standing up here _ sounds like chat gpt standing up here.ebates who stood in the middle of the stage and said. — in the middle of the stage and said, what is a skinny diet with— said, what is a skinny diet with an _ said, what is a skinny diet with an odd last name doing up here _ with an odd last name doing up here was— with an odd last name doing up here was barack obama and i'm afraid _ here was barack obama and i'm afraid we're dealing with the same — afraid we're dealing with the same type of amateur standing on the — same type of amateur standing on the stage tonight. mike pence and _ on the stage tonight. mike pence and chris _ on the stage tonight. mike pence and chris christie. l on the stage tonight. mike pence and chris christie. if on the stage tonight. mike | pence and chris christie. if i can bring you in on this, they had vivek ramaswamey in the crosshairs as did some of the other candidates, perhaps more than ron desantis, does that mean they see vivek ramaswamey oras mean they see vivek ramaswamey or as the next challenge no

whereas a lot of the other products coming to market are making use of gpt sees operations, disclosuresporting and gpt c is paving the way to broaden the market. >> there's another massive market question, not just about the pace and time but the structure and fees. if you look at blackrock, invesco, fidelity, these are asset managers with a history of coming in low. if you look at the offers and made profitable entity for digital currency grouping grayscale, how much lower exactly can sees get in the form of a etf. >> what i've committed to historically and we will say again today, we are committed to lowering fees when gptc conversed to an etf. we will have to come back on and talk to about what the fees are when that conversion axley happens. >> so the other strangeness is the discount, the gptc is curtly trading out. you have gone from 24 yesterday to 15 below nasa value back to 20. can you answer to this market volatility here and uncertainty investors are grappling with as you had to wear this process? >> there's a couple things in that dynamic. number one, there was increased tra

intelligence has arrived let the recent research in third america, american tourists are now using gpt to plan their trips. tourism companies, including xperia miz , have stepped in. they take tourists on the wings of artificial intelligence and send them on adventurous trips. traffic from artificial intelligence to the country it helps us and shows progress in the field of medical research and education and many other fields. the benefits of artificial intelligence are many. if we believe that the benefits of artificial intelligence are greater than the opinions of the audience, i would not have founded the company, despite the fact that you address this audience. to three the category of payment risks is one of these short-term harmful risks, such as committing intentional acts of violating privacy and publishing misleading information, which we are currently facing. the second group of medium-term risks is the misuse of artificial intelligence systems in situations that humans are becoming much more advanced and better in doing scientific and engineering work. the third group includ

remember the three month ago the ceo because the stock to drop 50% in one day because he said chat gptalready stealing market share from the tutoring services. after the earnings report he said students are realizing that chat gpt and what we do are very different things. up goes the stock. stuart: next one for you elon musk, his brain implant company for lack of a better word is called new your link. how much money. lauren: $280 million of funding round by peter thiel in his founding fun. this is month and made a secured approval for the first ever in human trial, nero link is valued at $5 billion. , how does this work a device that looks like a coin is implanted in the brain and that is connected to a computer which merges the brain with artificial intelligence that could help humans in the short term with neurological diseases like parkinson's but it may be much more than that and planting our brain to artificial intel intelligence. stuart: if i had enough money i would be interested in the private placing. lauren: i'm sure he will take whatever you got. he solicited money on x on t

gpt, a.i. doctors.tor, for more compassionate care, maybe time to bring in the robots. the new study found that the artificial intelligence chatgpt gave not only more thorough but also more empathetic responses than those provided by an actual doctor. no offense to doctor presently with us. is this dr. gpt staff, is it going to be useful to you in a certain category or now? >> i think it is very useful for certain things and it is detrimental in other ways. it comes as a tool to help doctors make decisions, to actually look at all the lab tests, read all the history, look at all the past records of a patient and maybe might think that a doctor rushing through will never detect or miss. right? that is where the usefulness comes in. where i think it is going to harm is when patients rely on it exclusively because you need a doctor who says, something is wrong, what is going on? that is the problem. it does not show true compassion. it just has a script. >> trace: it is fascinating. dr. who man muhammadi -

recent research in america shows that a third of american tourists are now using gpt to plan their trips . tourism companies, including xperia miz , have stepped in. they take tourists on a wing. intelligence artificially and send them on adventurous journeys. nowadays, the smart tires that were first produced for the moon landings can be used in cars. with this technology, one of the environmental problems of throwing away and moving the report of china's cnn network can be solved. let's see together that the airless tires produced by nasa were originally made for the moon landings, but now this technology has made the second window a thing of the past. these smart tires are now commercialized for use on earth. today, this design can no longer be used in cars it can be used without the need for pressurized air, that is, the inner tire has no meaning without you paying attention to the tire. the tire will not be empty if the car stays on the rim . therefore, your life will be as long as your car's life. they are flexible like rubber, but titanium is strong and hard. the answer to one of

over the weekend, the hackers will basically try to break apps like chat gpt and their goal is to seed this in turn will give developers a chance to fix any vulnerabilities that they may have, we are now joined by the co-founder of the nonprofit for human intelligence, good morning. thanks for joining us. i understand you are in los angeles, or las vegas, i should say, at the conference. walk me through this exercise which is apparently known as red teaming, what it is, and what they're hoping to find out. >> that's correct. so in las vegas, at death con, the largest hacking conference in the world, we are organizing something called the generative exercise, 3,000 people, over 2 1/2 days will get 50 minutes each to try to break every major large language model. so this is chat gpt, google smart, et cetera, and the goal of red teaming is to come in and have a challenge to break models and make it say and do things it is not supposed to say and do. >> so what are they going to be looking for? how are they going to be doing it? what's the competitive element in this? >> yes, so the nonpr

transformers on which almost all large successful projects of large language models are built, but also gpt. including what jonasahs now say that it’s all about, you need to build all the not-so -existing cumbersome neural networks to build them expensively and afford them. it may not be for everyone. instead, researchers are offered to learn from fish and bees to make a kind of swarm or a school of small neural networks, which together can solve one big problem. however, while scientists have only founded a new company , they named me, where it means a school of fish in japanese. who finances the study, lawyers do not yet say, they are trying to decide at least. part problems associated with already existing neural networks. more precisely, with what they create in the united states, a federal judge ruled that a work created by artificial intelligence cannot be copyrighted, the court filed a scientist who made a neural network that generates an image without human intervention at all and demanded to register the rights to one of the cards. to which the court replied no person, no author. w

transformers on which almost everything is built large successful projects of large language models, but also gptincluding now such a jones, and they say that the point is, you need all the not-so-existing neural networks that are cumbersome to build them expensively and afford. it may not be for everyone. instead, the researchers propose to learn from fish and bees to make a kind of swarm or school of small neural networks, which together can solve one big problem. however, while scientists have only founded a new company called it a dream. and where is it , translated from japanese, just means a jamb fish. who is funding the research? while they do not speak, tashkent lawyers are trying to solve at least. communication problems associated with already existing neural networks. more precisely, with what they create in the united states and a federal judge ruled that a work created by artificial intelligence cannot be copyrighted, the court filed a scientist who made a neural network that generates an image without any human intervention at all and demanded to register the rights to one of the ca

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you well in your future career on the boards of lockheed and raytheon, the guy who sounds like chad gptndingald trump, the biggest moments, the fallout and who won? >> our analysts weigh in. plus, the trump interview with tucker carlson. the former president set to surrender in georgia today, expected to get processed, even have his mugshot taken. >> rudy giuliani already booked. what's expected at the jail today. we're live in atlanta. >> the man who led the uprising against vladimir putin now believed dead after this fiery crash in russia. the investigation this morning, was it a missile strike? what this video may reveal. >> plus, the breaking news overnight, nine people shot at this historic bar in california. the american nurse kidnaped with her young daughter in haiti, speaks out for the first time. >> her surprising message to the kidnapers getting her voice back. >> how artificial intelligence is helping this woman with paralysis speak again. >> and later, why today is an especially popular day for workers playing hooky. from news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. a

. >> yes, i've had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chat gpt now is not the time for on job training. >> we don't need to bring in a rookie. >> former vice president mike pence says you can expect to see the same combative tone from him at the next debate. >> your last boss was a rookie. he had on the job training a businessman who had never been elected, who had no foreign policy experience. why is it disqualifying for vivek ramaswami and not for donald trump in 2016? >> well, i think it's we live in a different time and the next debate set for september 27th. >> trump also expected to skip that debate as well. >> at least three deaths were blamed overnight on severe storms in michigan. more than 360,000 power outages were reported, along with widespread damage around grand rapids. the three fatalities were the result of car crashes, heavy rain also flooded roads around detroit. eight people near the airport had to abandon their cars. the same system is moving into new york this morning. we'll check your forecast in just a few moments. >> we turn now to a bombshell deve

a software called gpt four could end up replacing tens of thousands of human moderators , websites andocial media platforms. use the content moderation process to review and monitor content to ensure it meets the site's standards. well, openai claims the system is nearly as accurate, and even more consistent. the ai company says it's been using the software for developing and refining its own content policies, labeling content and making decisions. another burglary in oakland caught on video this time tens of thousands of dollars in tips and tequila taken from a mexican restaurant uptown. as our crime reporter henry lee explains now, the restaurant's owner says he is frustrated and demanding the thieves be held accountable. we need to do something because otherwise we can't survive. we oswaldo sanchez is frustrated and angry. he owns agave uptown restaurant in oakland, which was broken into over the weekend. it's hard. it's really hard because it's affecting our business, really. but it's not just that they break in. but now people are afraid to come and dining with us. surveillance vi

. >> >> the new version of chatgpt, gpt-4, is out this morning. >> the previous version of chatgpt hadbout a 10% chance of passing the bar exam for lawyers. this new version that's being introduced today, chatgpt-4, has about a 90% chance of passing

i entrusted the write to artificial intelligence and my gpt-chat request it sounded.estion about artificial intelligence to gleb lavrov, which he will not be able to answer. well , i wrote a chatbot. what will be the last digit of pi after an infinite number of decimal places? simple question very simple question

that our research is deep and we have been doing it since 2015 when we gained our first exposure to gpt first public asset managers again exposure in 2015. >> the grayscale bitcoin trust. if you look at our internet generation etf. if we are in a situation where the sec gives his blessing would you sell out of gptc and by a physically backed fund? >> i can talk about what we would or would not do. our compliance team is giving us marching orders not to talk very much about this filing and its aftermath at all. just the fact that we filed with our partners is as far as i can go. >> fair enough. i was expecting something along those lines. i'm curious to get your take on the regulatory temperature. in addition to this spot there is a race for an either futures etf. a ton of filings to that effect. do you sense that the mood music around the sec and their appetite to allow these products to launch is changed in the past several months? cathie: the two other branches of government, the judicial and legislative branch are giving the sec pause because they are losing cases in court. ed: that

we gpt two it's a very efficient and debunked you can debunk very efficiently gpt it can also be usedfor psychological testing in terms of people's susceptibility to misinformation so as any tool think, it has both downsides and benefits well actually, i had a question from nancy who had the more upside question, which is role do you see ai playing in managing, debunking, free bunking and any anticipation on the timeline? when would we see ai being applied? this area sounds like it already is. well, yeah. from our side to this correctly that we've you know, we before it was popular years ago we we leverage gpt to start creating false headlines to see what would happen because you know in the pre bonking sphere by always trying to go teaming is there's you know we simulate the future risk and then we try to figure out the solution and in advance. and so one of the things we did is we created a misinformation susceptibility test is in the book which is completely ai generated and what trying to then do is figure out how we can we can use a.i. to help people. i mean, that was that was us