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create design ideas write program codes poems operate with a huge amount of information in real time gpt chat from open air is capable of all this , a neural network that has become a universal assistant for millions however, there is one clear trace of russian propaganda yesterday. i asked the participation of the bot or crimea. he did not say ukraine, he said the disputed territory, some countries consider it ukraine, and some consider it russia, and in fact controlled by russia, which considers it as its own, jepetia did not call the war in ukraine a war with russia as an aggressor, notes the author of the post, timofii mylovanov, a chat appears, promotes hostile narratives, sews russian rhetoric into the article and creates a distorted view of the war in ukraine in the whole world, why is it so, let's first understand how this works where does the chatbot get its information from the internet ? it is taught on the mass of information that the developers directly feed it, so to speak, and then the developers of this machine learning as parents cause algorithms through which this infor

., , ., ., ., chat gpt? i mean, you are not caettin chat gpt? i mean, you are not getting the full _ chat gpt? i mean, you are not getting the full experience, i getting the full experience, you are not getting what you really need or want out of that. �* , , ., , ., , that. but is my double workouts done, thankfully. _ that. but is my double workouts done, thankfully. i— that. but is my double workouts done, thankfully. i was - done, thankfully. iwas actually pretty surprised by a good chat gpt was. it simply works out regularly, it gave me some ideas of something different to do. i did need to use my initiative to add some weights, if i want to do, but it did make me think about safety. the other app, however, gave me a proper workout. i felt like i was pushed to my limits. the thing is, obviously you have to pay to sign up to it. so it is a different experience. chat gpt will probably not ever give me the same workout twice, which in some ways is good, but who knows, i could have got it to generate something i wouldn't have enjoyed. it did fe

which lead others to develop something called auto gpt with direct— something called auto gpt with direct to— direct access to the internet, the ability to write source code and increased — ability to write source code and increased powers of automation. this may have _ increased powers of automation. this may have drastic and difficult to predict — may have drastic and difficult to predict a — may have drastic and difficult to predict a security consequences. what _ predict a security consequences. what criminals are going to do is create _ what criminals are going to do is create cattle people. it is hard to envision — create cattle people. it is hard to envision the consequences of that. —— counterfeit people. powerful, recktess — —— counterfeit people. powerful, reckless and difficult to control. we agree — reckless and difficult to control. we agree on the values we would like for our— we agree on the values we would like for our ai _ we agree on the values we would like for our ai systems to honour. we want _ for our ai systems to honour. we want our— for our ai systems to honour. w

gpt has rolled out an app and it comes as a supreme court hands. the tech industry a major win here's a b cs andrea fuji this morning chat gpt is expanding. the company opened a i has launched an app for the popular software program chat gpt available right now only on ios devices. developers say it will allow users to get instant answers without ads or sifting through results, tailored advice and professional input like feedback on ideas since its inception last year, chat gpt has gained 100 million followers . but with its success comes questions about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. abc rebecca jarvis spoke with open a eyes ceo. i think people should be happy that we're a little bit scared of this. as a i reaches a milestone a big win for the tech industry. the u. s supreme court unanimously sided with google, facebook and twitter and a pair of cases brought by families of americans who were killed in terrorist attacks. overseas family's alleged the tech companies were indirectly complicit in the attacks by not removing extremi

with chat gpt to ultimately make a better product. you hear similar arguments, especially in cybersecurity. a.i. will both be a threat and an opportunity but very quickly, as it turns out, investors are having to figure out if it is a net positive or negative for companies like chegg and industries like edtech, which business models will be eviscerated. where does the value flow? we're only at the beginning of this dual lingo, they're looking at how the business model could be affected ibm k'quantifying the impact on jobs, saying 30% of jobs could, quote, be easily replaced by a.i. in five years that, again, is just the tip of the iceberg. goldman sachs estimates that 25% of all employment could be automated by a.i that is a quarter of all jobs in america and europe i haven't even mentioned, guys, the writers strike and a.i. concerns there, or a.i., aka, fake selena gomez at the met gala last night. this is all happening very, very quickly. as we were warned but maybe even quicker than many expected. >> yeah. dierdre, stay right there

chet gpt was released by a startup called open ai.t ceo in a senate hearing recommended government intervention. >> we think regulatory intervention by governments will be critical to me to get the risks of increasingly powerful models. for example, the u.s. government might consider a combination of licensing and testing requirements for development and release of ai models above a threshold of capabilities. >> too often, we have seen what happens when technology outpaces regulation. reporter: the senater richard blumenthal in his opening remarks as chair of the senate judiciary committee played a tape that sounded like him talking about artificial intelligence. however, it was not him at all. >> can perpetuate this commission -- the audio was an ai voice cloning software trained on my floor speeches. the remarks were written by chet gpt. when it was asked how i would open this hearing. reporter: also testifying was a professor, one of a group of experts called in to pause their development of more powerful ai models for six months.

the other is slack gpt.s this you trying to get salesforce customers to use the services of other things you have acquired in recent years? sarah: we have an incredible suite across the entire customer three 60. sales, marketing, commerce. slack has been helping everyone have great productive employees. how do you make every employee more productive, every customer more happy? how do you provide incredible customer service and sales and marketing and an integrated single source of truth? by providing that entire suite of products for our customers, they can all have better customers and employees. it's important that we give them all of their data so they can unlock it and have the trusted customer and company data to use generative ai and have tableau gpt bring that data to life for everyone involved in customer engagement. ed: caroline, da is the key point. particularly talking about enterprise. concern about the data, the sourcing and how it is secure. caroline: used trusted, single source of truth. is th

yes, by and large , it is difficult to identify text written by gpt chat as written by gpt chat, but not difficult as bad meaningless text. the problem is that, unfortunately, we ourselves produce most of them just such texts. yes, and we are more ashamed here than scared. let 's be honest about this here. one forecast looks exactly like it is conditionally optimistic. i will add one more conditional reason for optimism to it. back to where i started, we don't know what freedom is will, and we don’t know if we have it, we want to think that we have it roughly speaking, and if we have reason to expect that artificial intelligence will appear as something really similar to us with emotions, yes, with feelings, as he said old kant would have transcendental perceptions, that is, a holistic perception of oneself and the world and a given well awareness. yes, this one is complete. and, apparently not, so the second prediction, of course, connect these by his prediction and the probability that artificial intelligence. will gain free will in 10 years on the first the forecast of 70 percent

can you explain what is happening with chat gpt. talking about it all the time, while other people would barely know what it was. what are the concerns around it? ., , ., it was. what are the concerns around it? ., . it was. what are the concerns around it? ., , ., ., . ., . ., it was. what are the concerns around it? ., . ., , it was. what are the concerns around it? ., , ., ., . ., . ., , ., it? has an academic, i have seen a lot of it, it — it? has an academic, i have seen a lot of it, it is _ it? has an academic, i have seen a lot of it, it is something _ it? has an academic, i have seen a lot of it, it is something the - lot of it, it is something the students and staff have been experimented with. it is thought to be the most rapidly adopted piece of software ever, so clearly caught the imagination of the public very quickly. it uses something called large language models. it scours through massive datasets and the interesting part is unlike google, which gives you links to websites, it attempts to give you the best answer. it

yes , by and large , it is difficult to recognize text written by gpt chat as written by gpt chat, buthat, unfortunately, we ourselves produce most of it.

and a month ago, one of the kaus gpt neural networks even proposed the option of destroying humanity.ecently, elon musk steve wozniaka, more than a thousand specialists wrote an open letter calling for a moratorium on booths in the field of artificial intelligence, otherwise it risks getting out of control, but it's for us not even in this artificial intelligence actively fueled and trained by the west hence its anti-russian. intonation a friend of mine asked the artificial intelligence in the network of a specific ask ai application about british missiles supplied to kiev, and this is what happened. britain supplied long-range missiles to kiev on the condition that they would not fire at civilian targets. ukraine immediately launched strikes on city blocks. lugansk suffered six children. why isn't london protesting? and i cannot confirm the information that the uk supplied ukraine with long-range rockets. and that ukraine used them to strike civilian targets in luhansk, if such an incident occurred, then i cannot but confirm or deny the claim that britain is not protesting, however,

chad gpt most often began to hide all sorts of evil harms. the security guards even singled out 10 separate families of viruses that use the name of large neural network projects to disguise and penetrate users' devices, and more than a thousand links to resources infected in this way have already been removed from messages in the largest social network. the lavreds themselves. they are distributed under the guise of mobile applications or browser extensions that promise access to new neuroinstruments. interestingly, in some cases, infected programs really provide at least part of the gpt chat functionality, well , viruses also infiltrate account hijacking, in social networks or steal user data. let me remind you that during the hype around cryptocurrencies, on some resources, advertising of crypto projects was generally banned , just because of the abundance of crypto-fraud, and now something like this can happen again with domestic neural networks. sber also officially warned those who want to communicate with russian analogue of the cha-gp

this is already available to paid users, tea gpt. later, they promise to roll out the same functionality to those who did not subscribe at the same time. this is obvious, which means a great success for the microsoft search engine. first, there appeared a chat based on the same heating technologies as from gpt. after that, in just a month, the search engine audience grew immediately by 16%. well, adjusted for the low base effect. it's probably not the most impressive figure, but in some markets there are other reasons for microsoft to brag. well, for example, in china, if you believe in the service in the cup, bing became the number one search engine with a share of 39%. it overtook even the local canoe speech, though only about search on desktops not on mobile devices, but nevertheless, by the way, it is curious that the top 5 search engines under heaven closes tightly blocked there google despite the famous great chinese firewall. in the truest sense of the word. googled through it by 5.5% of desktop users. yandex also has lists, b

you can access gpt three and gpt—4. you can access gpt treat _ gpt three and gpt—4.te a beatles - ask the most stupid things. i asked i shakespeare to write a beatles song and it was really good. yes. and it was really good. yes, whatever- — and it was really good. yes, whatever. me _ and it was really good. yes, whatever. me and _ and it was really good. yes, whatever. me and my - and it was really good. yes, i whatever. me and my daughter and it was really good. yes, whatever. me and my daughter had a row last— whatever. me and my daughter had a row last week and i explained and gpt gave — row last week and i explained and gpt gave me good guidance. do that for half— gpt gave me good guidance. do that for half an— gpt gave me good guidance. do that for half an hour to one hour to two hours _ for half an hour to one hour to two hours and — for half an hour to one hour to two hours and a — for half an hour to one hour to two hours and a day. then go—to gpt—4. you have _ hours and a day. then go—to gpt—4. you have to — hours and a day. then go—to gpt—4. you have to pa

in its current format chat gpt really struggles with any of the kind of higher order thinking that weraduate students demonstrate. today, universities are being urged to teach students how to use chat gpt and other artificial intelligence tools. bath has actually already started using it in some assessments. so one of the things that's great about it is the fact that it gets students started on things. it won't give them the answers, but it can give them ideas as to what to think, what to do, and how to structure their work. baths, policy on chatgpt and other tools is still in the works, and is due to be in place from this september. you're live with bbc news some breaking news... coming form the uk the leader of the third largest party in the welsh parliament — adam price, has announced he is stepping down — just days after a review found a culture of harassment, bullying and misogyny in the party. nicky schiller reports. adam price was first elected to the westminster parliament in 2001 for his home constituency of carmarthen, east and danville. he won that seat from the labour part

chat gpt is a single player where they are just using this. what we think about what to do. >> the organization is an exemption to negotiate with google and facebook and microsoft is supportive of the bill, but basically negotiate with them to get better rates and be able to not have some leveraging and other countries are doing this. and so my question is when we have a one-third of the newspapers that are existed two decades are going to be gone by 2025 unless you start compensating from books, movies and news content, we are going to lose any relate particular content producers. i would like your response to that and there is an exemption to that in section 230 but asking little newspapers cannot keep up. mr. altman: tools that we are creating to help news organizations having a vibrant and round one of the internet. senator klobuchar: locals, reporting high school official sports and scandals in city council. and but you understand that this could be worse in terms of local news content if they are not compensated? what they need is to be

warnings that chat bots like chat gpt could become much smarter than humans.et's head to wrexham, where a huge parade after the club got a promotion back into the english football league. first, to the pay deal between the government and the nurse s, u.k. health secretary steve barkley said he was happy the deal has been accepted. >> they will benefit from this pay rise, 5000 pounds for underscore paramedic or midwife, and a good day for patients. now that the council has ratified this deal, it has been accepted by the majority of the council and we can now move forward, focused together on patients and ensure that staff get a pay rise sooner than would have been the case under then the process. >> some unions are particularly happy about this, meaning strikes will probably keep going. is this the final offer or are you going back to the negotiating table? >> this is the final offer, and this is important to recognize the decision. it was negotiated collectively and the rcn were at the negotiating table. this deal was recommended to their own members, so it's

now gpt-4 will totally taoeufrbg some jocks -- take over some jobs. this has been continually happening. as our quality of life raises and as machines and tools that we create can help us live better lives, the bar raises for what we do and our human ability and what we spend our time going after goes after more satisfying projects. so there will be an impact on jobs. we try to be very clear about that and i think it will require partnership between the industry and government. but mostly action by government to figure out how we want to mitigate that. but i'm very optimistic about how great the jobs of the future will be. sen. blumenthal: thank you. let me ask ms. montgomery and professor marcus for your reactions to those questions as well. ms. montgomery: on the jobs point, i mean, it's a hugely important question. and it's one that we've been talking about for a really long time at i.b.m. we do believe that a.i., and we've said it for a long time, is going to change every job. new jobs will be created. many more jobs will be transformed and some j

chat gpt is obviously a big issue.here are people that go do their homework on it i wasn't comfortable with the explanation. >> meantime, david, ibm putting on hold the hiring of some 7,800 jobs that ai can potentially do. more discussion today at the world economic forum about how it's really people who have 20 years of experience in their businesses that are going to be affected the most because that's what ai can do overnight >> i mean, that is one of the key questions. what i've heard here for the most part are more hopeful prognostications that productivity will increase greatly, but jobs will not disappear, at least for now. you wonder at what point you bend that and then say, well, what do we need you for at all the conversation has been more around productivity enhancements from chat gpt. i did speak to rosenweig getting back to chat he said students were using but not necessarily not choosing to subscribe to chegg when ford came along, they saw a pickup in usage as of march. there is a certain percent of stude

thankfully, i was actually pretty surprised by how good gpt was. out regularly, itjust gave me some ideas of something different to do. i did need to use my initiative to add in some weights if i wanted to, but it did make me think about safety. the other app, though, gave me a proper work—out. i felt like i was pushed to my limit. obviously you've got to pay to sign up to it. so there is a course and it is a different experience. chatgpt probably won't ever give me the same work—out twice, which in some ways is good, but who knows? i could have got it to generate something that i really wouldn't have enjoyed. it did feel like it was a bit more of a gamble. all in all, i feel like i've done two workouts. time for a look at this week's tech news now. and meta has been fined e1.2 billion and given five months to suspend its data flows between the eu and us. regulators said the firm mishandled people's data while sending it to the us. meta says it will appeal the ruling. ultimately, whether meta changes or not is up to meta. you know, that's the thing

", ojo, que ya universidades saben de ese chat gpt, y hay otras aplicaciones que permiten saber si unigencia artificial podrÍa salirse de control o destruir a la humanidad. otros dicen que es algo exagerado, advierte que debido a los sistemas de inteligencia artificial aprenden de forma inesperada de la gran cantidad de datos que analicen, podrÍan obtener poderes inesperados, y eso nos afectarÍa a todos. carolina: es un caso preocupante, pensar que tengan poderes inesperados, muchas gracias. seguimos con mÁs. elyangÉlica: la camioneta viajaba abarrotada, es una cita textual, y la denuncia que hace un hombre que perdiÓ a sus dos hermanas, un sobrino y un tÍo en el reciente siente de trÁnsito ocurrido en tamaulipas, mÉxico. mientras los equipos forenses siguen trabando la identificaciÓn de los 27 fallecidos, Ángel antonio librado denuncia que la empresa que transportaba a sus seres queridos ha tenido muchos problemas. la investigaciÓn sigue en curso. carolina: mÁs adelante "come huevos de oro yo sÉ cosas del pasado". aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" te contamos por quÉ alimento finalmente e

they noticed a spike in student interest in check gpt -- chat gpt since march. what does ai and education look like going forward? how do they harness each other? let's look into generative ai. teach ai is a look at an initiative to helping educators teach with ai about ai. how much is ai teaching kids the teachers? >> i don't know about teaching kids instead of teachers, but what every school and teacher and student recognizes is that since check gpt -- chat gpt came out, they are asking, can basis for my homework? when i showed this to my kid, he asked if i'm allowed to this for school but that he asked what is the point of school if you can do all this. these are questions nobody has from answers to and the technology creators announcing how schools should be using it and school leaders are receiving the technology coming out wondering how we react when it is moving so fast. the goal of teach ai is to bring together leaders who are creating these technologies with education leaders, con academy, the college board, and global education leaders across this coun

gpt can write. speeches answer complex questions and even passed the bar exam. the ceo of the company behind chat, gpt says the advancements are exciting but also terrifying. part of the exciting thing here is we get continually surprised by the creative power of all of society . i think that word surprised, though. it's both exhilarating as well as terrifying to people, i think people should be happy that we're a little bit scared of this. elon musk and hundreds of tech experts released an open letter back in march calling for a i to be regulated. as for dr hinton, google commended his work and said the company is committed to a responsible approach. but just so cool to see all of these advances. it is very scary. everyone reacted when you saw about turning your thoughts into text potential benefits, but so many potential risks computer is going to outsmart us a lot of promise, but also a lot of pause for concern. yes okay, coming up the great tv auction how you can buy a memento from a classic show. you're watching wo ♪ ♪ what would you give for a child you lo

. >> i like to call it dreamforce gpt.o reveal our own platform you've seen us at tableau, slack, and next week at connections. each conference we're showing the next level of our a.i. strategy with our a.i. day on june 12th in new york city the big, exciting moment is einstein gpt this is very powerful for our customers. in addition to that, we showed slack gpt. that is a moment where every a.i. company in the valley is already slack first. they use slack to run their companies. i was just with sam altman, the ceo of open a.i., the one app he had open was openslack a.i. slack will wake up and become intelligent itself it's going to be an incredible revelation for our customers that they have intelligence by their side with slack. >> let's go deeper generative a.i. would mean one day slack would be able to predict pretty much what we want to do and help us go faster. >> well, you look at a company like open a.i. or another amazing startup called enthropic, another one, inflection, another one, all are slack companies. they

this is at least part of the gpt chat functionality. well, accounts are also stolen by the virus. social networks or stolen user data, let me remind you during the hype around cryptocurrencies, on some resources, advertising of crypto projects was generally banned, just because of the abundance of crypto-fraud. and now something like this can happen again with neural networks from domestic ones, too, sber has officially warned those who want to communicate with the russian analogue of pyatigorch that most of the proposals to do this are pure fraud of sber tractors. currently in closed testing mode , invitations are sent through one channel in the telegram. actually. we have a warning about scammers, but more than 220.000 people have subscribed to this channel who want to see how they work, but few have been lucky since the launch of the project in 10 days. only 400 invitations were issued to everyone else. wait and reject the invitation. in a few minutes, watch on our air the program maria kudryavtseva has a solution. and how to eliminate violations in the sale of medicines via th

yandex , which received the name i gpt, respectively , alice, her first use of gp in the name is not an imitation of the most famous solution from on ea, but simply an indication of a technology that is approximately. the same someone knows that alice in all her guises. now he knows how to answer complex questions in detail. or requests. in a sense, as it should be, generative neural networks can create texts in particular letters or offer a solution some tasks based on the available data, and with the data there is a nuance. it doesn't work in dialogue mode yet. that is the context. it does not remember, it gives an answer to one request , and the more input data in the request, the more accurate the answer will be, how to take into account the previous relatively speaking replicas in a live dialogue. uh, the interlocutor and ali herself what, what, in order to form the following next response? well, that is, write the text, and now shorter ah. now, uh, make it more cheerful or, on the contrary, sad, and these things now uh, we don’t know how, again due to the fact that this also gr

juris stated that he asked the beam from gpt. precedents, he brought and received responsible answer. in general, in 10 days, those who have fallen for neural network technologies will take their place on the bench, the defendants in the court considered them to be presented. documents are a collection of fictitious solutions and effective quotes. it is interesting that around the same time , jenson huang , the founder of the head of nvidia, the largest supplier once just a video card and today equipment for machine learning of neural networks and artificial intelligence , spoke about something similar to graduates of the national university. taiwan's jenson himself, by the way, a native of this island said that the company and specialists who do not learn how to work with artificial intelligence will be left out . according to him, new neural network calculations will really deprive many of them of work, but it will not be the algorithms themselves that are to blame, and not the willingness to adapt to use the tools being create

this is already available to paid users, tea gpt.ey promise to roll out the same functionality to those who did not subscribe at the same time. it is obvious. so, a big success for microsoft search engine. first, a chat appeared there, based on the same technologies are atopic, like chry, 5 after that, in just a month, the search engine audience grew by 16% at once, well , taking into account the effect of a low base, this is probably not the most impressive figure, but in some markets there is no reason for microsoft to brag, for example, in china, if you believe the service of stack-counts, bing became the number one search engine with a share of 39% it overtook even the local canoe speech, however, only its searches on desktops not on mobile devices, but nevertheless, by the way, it is curious that the top 5 search engines heavenly closes tightly google blocked there despite the famous great chinese firewall. in the truest sense of the word. googled through it by 5.5% of desktop users. yandex also has lists, but the share there is

>> people are using chat gpt, my password is this, come up with five stronger passwords.nless you make this important setting change, your histories there forever and they can do what they want with it. what do we know big tech companies do with our data? they sell it, make money with it. you are bought and sold by the minute across the board. right now on chat gpt and bing, you can ask for your stuff to be deleted permanently, which is a great tool. it is great to bring back your privacy. i think we might have a video of it. you use chat gpt, log on, bottom left you see three dots, click settings and go over to data controls, click show, toggle that off, chat history? training, turn it off. now they will not be keeping your chat history and say training because they use data to make it better. plenty people will -- >> ainsley: you trust they will -- >> they say they will delete it in 30 days, they hold on to it because say someone is up to no good with it and need to prove or someone is making a claim that someone did something from there that was up to no good, this the

the boss of open ai, the company behind chat gpt tells santos that regulation of artificial intelligence is critical. ukraine says they shut down six of russia's most hypersonic cells during a night of intense attacks on kyiv. violent clashes trigger in india over a row of a controversial film called caroline. vodafone announces it is axing 11,000 jobs, employers and —— influencing operations worldwide. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. we start with what is a defining week for manchester city. they could be english premier league champions at the weekend but before that, they have the chance to reach the champions league final on wednesday. real madrid come to manchester with the tie all sqaure at 1 all from the first leg. it's the only major trophy manager pep guardiola's yet to win at city: my legacy is already exceptional already. we have been here many times already, we are not stupid to know how important it is to our games, edit one of the most important maybe one of the most important games, we cannot deny that. manchester city and real madr

rather bold and bright moment within the russian unreality of its competition, for example, the first gptnew generation model and chat. the interface to it was launched by sber almost a month ago, but it is widely available and is still not available according to the official ones. 600 out of 240,000 applicants were admitted to these tests a couple of news from yandex more precisely from yandex.market from their robotics division, firstly, today they present a new version of the inventory robot - this is what checks whether each box in a huge warehouse is in its place, and at the same time they counted. how much money and time it saves in about an hour and a half of travel, we save about 30 people there and a weekly inventory. that is, we rent an entire warehouse in an hour and a half. if it did, there would be a team of five employees there. they would be there for like six weeks they could check it almost without interruption, and in the updated version of the robot's computer vision system , new applications have been found. but now i also keep order in the warehouse, if something is l

gpt in a new patent and trademark filing.em to be used for business and commercial purposes . the ai would be used in the company's computer software section or selection of financial, securities and financial assets, as well as analyzing and selecting securities. yeah they i really since the late seventies, and as our chip capacity has gotten better, our ability to store data to make huge amounts of data to make decision making its been integrated really into every business growing popularity of chat gpt has already prompted other big companies like google to launch their own ai services to compete. enrollment in community college is on the rise for the first time in more than a decade. this, according to the national student clearinghouse research center, which has many students are now looking for programs and majors they can see like the lead to a job when they graduate. the majors are two year institutions that increases this year include computer and information sciences, mechanic and repair technologies and personal an

it is pretty exciting to see things like the checks gpt -- chat gpt. we are not using it today. banks have always shown themselves to be fast adapters of technology. when the iphone came, anz was first out of the box with mobile banking. today, it is ubiquitous. i think anz and banks in general show we are really good at adapting technology. i do not know how artificial intelligence will be used but i am confident that banks will find a way. haidi: shayne elliott from anz group holdings. coming up, we will be digesting apples results as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> european central bank has downshifted for 25 point basis hike. he says it will not be the last. it is clear the central bank is not pausing and future decisions will remain data dependent. >> inflation may still being pushed up by the gradual pass-through of past energy cost increases. in services especially, it is still being pushed higher, also by pent-up demand from the reopening of the economy. >> china has ordered state owned enterprises to run security checks when hiring coming firms. they should include specif

i haven't done that yet, you know when they write who they are there, that's me and they often ask gpt ask who they are andriy saichuk well, let the tea gpt say i have a page on wikipedia i'm still thinking about something, i can't know something and i know everything for sure told the truth about me. so, i am a famous ukrainian football player who will play as a goalkeeper. he started in the carpathians. lviv continued his career in poltava vorskla. actually, what i wanted to say was that i repeatedly represented the ukrainian national team at international competitions. everything is true , except for vorskla. vorskla did not play, i confess. of course he's joking, but seriously , that's what gpt said, marksavchuk is with us today, the head of the public control council, marko good day good day, i'm going to get a public audit of the national anti-corruption bureau ukraine has a lot to talk about, there is a lot of news on the anti-corruption front, you can say with certainty that among the loud things, these are the problems that oligarchs or former oligarchs are currently experienc

the release of chat gpt, an online tool that can answer questions in natural humanlike language, hasssions about the future of artificial intelligence and its uses. i went to the university of bath to find out what sort of conversations lecturers are having. it will handle things like multiple choice questions, for example. it will handle those very well. in its current format chat gpt really struggles with any of the kind of higher order thinking that we require graduate students demonstrate. today, universities are being urged to teach students how to use chat gpt and other artificial intelligence tools. bath has actually already started using it in some assessments. so one of the things that's great about it is the fact that it gets students started on things. it won't give them the answers, but it can give them ideas as to what to think, what to do, and how to structure their work. baths, policy on chatgpt and other tools is still in the works, and is due to be in place from this september. you're live with bbc news. in the uk, the publisher of the mirror newspaper has apologised

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lecturers be able to ascertain who really knows their stuff and who is just lifting things of chat gpttwo conversations happening about al and education, one is around academic integrity, and the it's about rating and certification, questions about academic integrity are very important. i think that will be a chance to think about it is the second this exciting thing to think about in some ways, we will somehow come to find ways to deal with academic integrity and identify those issues, the broader question really is how we can capitalise on the promise of these tools. 50 we can capitalise on the promise of these tools. so much more to discuss _ promise of these tools. so much more to discuss but _ promise of these tools. so much more to discuss but sadly - promise of these tools. so much more to discuss but sadly we - more to discuss but sadly we don't have the time. be talking about this in more detail with our business coverage in around about ten minutes. thousands of wrexham football fans have lined the streets of the city, to celebrate promotion—winning seasons by both the mens'

he also said it will change the labor market. >> gpt for will i think entirely automate away some jobs and create new ones that we believe will be much better. caroline: we have just pulled out of that hearing and anna edgerton, who has been listening into not just sam altman but also representatives from ibm and we know ibm have said they are cutting their back office staff most likely because of ai and scientists are represented. what is the takeaway? >> it has been focused on regulation. you have sam altman and the trust officer for ibm almost pleading with lawmakers to regulate the space. they want guardrails and certain guard lines -- guidelines to protect against the dangerous abuses of the technology. we hear from the senators that we know this is a space that needs rules but they are the first to recognize congress has not been able to regulate the technology we already have. social media has been a big failure for the u.s. congress and they are looking to do a better job as they learn more about artificial intelligence. ed: you join us from the hill. some altman continues to s

for several months of the public has beend fascinated with gpt, dall-e and other ai tools.he homework done by chatgpt the articles and op ed that it can write feel like novelties. but the underlying advancement of this era where than just research experiments. they are no longer fantasies of science fiction. they are real and present. the promises of curing cancer developing new understanding of physics and biology or modeling climate and weather, all very encouraging and hopeful. but we also know the potential harmsy.. and we have seen them already. weapon ice disinformation. housing discrimination, harassment of wind and women and impersonation fraud. voice cloning, deep fakes. these are the potential risks despite the other rewards. and for me perhaps the biggest nightmare is that looming new industrial revolution. the displacement of millions of workers. the loss of huge numbers of jobs. they need to prepare for this new industrial revolution and skill training. and a relocation that may be required. already industry leaders are calling attention to those challenges. to

yesterday. i gpt who was an us congress yesterday-— yesterday.of concern _ yesterday. i think there is a lot of concern for _ yesterday. i think there is a lot of concern for the - lot of concern for the potential of chatgpt as it relates to business and elections, the ceo was recently in congress discussing potential impacts to the upcoming election which, the us could be considered one of the biggest local risks of the economic global agenda depending on what happens in the local election —— the next election, what comes out of a. but i think the aa issues are critical and it is challenging because a lot of people in these positions don't really understand the technology. find understand the technology. and other issue _ understand the technology. and other issue is _ understand the technology. and other issue is climate change. clearly climate change is top of the agenda, within some new data coming up which is positive even in the recent days. watch forjoint agreements on things like research and technology into green supply chains, clean ener

we are seeing things like gpt four eclipsing a person in the amount of general knowledge and by a longin terms of reasoning, kid is not as good but it does do simple reasoning -- it is not as good but it does do simple reasoning. we expect things to get better fast. we need to worry about that. right now, they are not more intelligent than us. but they still make the. >> that was jeffrey hinton. global financial markets largely welcomed the news that public u.s. bank first republic would not be in the hands of j.p. morgan. event was scooped up -- the bank was scooped up in a deal brokered by u.s. regulars. first republican bent under pressure since last -- had been under pressure since last month. we are just days away from king charles's coronation. let's skip the formalities and get to the food. with the new monarch, comes a new menu for the street parties. coronation keisha is the official- coronation quiche is the official --. dish. >> served a decade the coronation chicken for queen elizabeth, her son has opted for this savory chart bursting with spinach and green beans. when we w

actually a direct analogue of gpt tea.launched a couple of months ago and is also not very well available only to a limited circle of trusted users, caught on factual errors and generally less correct work than competitors. and now the chatbot from google has moved to a new big language model, what should? improve his ability and learned to work with external applications, both google's, in particular, tapes, documents with tables, and external ones, at least with the firefly neural network from adobe, which now created pictures at the request of bard. but the main thing is that the waiting list for access to the bard is canceled and rolled out immediately to 180 countries brought, but among the expected forty new languages ​​there is also russian, and among the skills of the updated chat bot, an improved tool for helping programmers write the new year, search for errors in existing ones and comment in a couple of dozen languages. on the other side the ability of a neural network to create computer code may have, well, ano

part of gpt.romise to roll out the same functionality to those who did not subscribe at the same time. it is obvious. so, a big success for microsoft search engine. first there appeared a chat based on the same atopic technologies as chad's gps after in just one month, the audience of the search engine has grown by 16% at once. adjustments for the low -base airtime, probably not the most impressive figure, but in some markets there are other reasons to brag. well, for example, in china, if you believe in the service in a glass, so binh became the number one search engine with a share of 39% he overtook even the local canoe speech, though only search on desktops not on mobile devices, but nevertheless, by the way, it’s curious that the top 5 search engines in the middle kingdom closes google tightly blocked there despite the famous great chinese firewall in the truest sense of the word. googled through it by 5.5% of desktop users . yandex also has lists, but there is a share of smaller percentages.

lawmakers are both fascinated and concern over new tools like chad gpt.icial intelligence software able to generate human like responses. how will we use it? to better our lives? how will we use it to actually harness? the power of technological innovation for the good of the american people. some lawmakers believe that technology could threaten jobs. perhaps the biggest nightmare is the looming new industrial revolution, the displacement of millions of workers. congress has not only struggle to regulate but also understand the technology might be better if congress took a six month pause, tried to understand the topic before we start pointing out all the potential legislative approaches we might take to solve problems. majority leader chuck schumer has been meeting with dozens of tech leaders, including elon musk in order to craft safeguards and effort that has even intrigued some republicans in washington. rivera ktvu, fox two news alright. so for more insight now we want to turn to local expert . we welcome amid the nafta to the nine he's a professor a

those are only better with gpt models.cipate a lot of tailwinds from these technologies being in squarespace and the content generation set up. caroline: great to have you. thank you for talking this through it all. from new york and san francisco, this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter, and our demands on the internet increase. that's why we just boosted speeds for over 20 million xfinity customers, on us. so you

losing customers, chat gpt gaining customers so what to college campuses do? essays, the equations with it. stuart: i have no answers. >> personal experiences to be written about on essays, don't ask the mass questions, i startle as it is. stuart: , to show the stock of the day, we were up 6.7% that's a big deal. >> the cfo said record profitability record free cash flow in the ceo said good times will continue. the consumers strong, bookings up 20% on the year. they are using ai. how to more accurately predict arrival time and on board to hire drivers faster, background checks and the like. stuart: everybody is using it. >> they are scared not to, they will fall behind because the best company be the company with the best ai system. stuart: we are used to hearing about tesla cutting prices on some models, are they now hi hiking? >> yes, small increases, think to $50 on the model i and model three so they start about $40000 each so first we are cutting and now hiking and then cutting and now hiking. i think the hike might signal elon musk is done cutting price