and my take is this, chat gpt didn't start the fire. the fire was burning. lawyers were mercifully able to use things other than books on the internet, it opened up the flood gates for a lot of information with less time and less work and some of the information out on the internet that can give you a 60,000 foot perspective on a legal issue is pretty decent, but what's important, the people can't just rely on the internet and ai and we know we can't rely on unsourced legal blogs and reddit and cora and questions. aishah: got to stay away from cora. >> right, but ai has been billed to be so accurate that it's literally about to replace our jobs so i felt bad for him in the sense he probably didn't know any better and probably thought it was akin to lexus or a west law and i wouldn't have done the same thing and wouldn't have trusted chat gpt without sources the cases myself and making sure they were real cases reliable. aishah: because you're smart. >> i try. aishah: and let's bring up on the screen here, what he told the court. this is what shorts tried to

that athlete asked the question of chat gpt and posted a result on social media. posted the results to social media? >> i have not and don't plan to. i don't plan on using any technological advancements that are going to scold me your mock me for my opinions. i'm a college athlete, i had to play against an athlete who identified as transgender. this computer is not going to change my mind that girls sports should be for girls only. i don't plan on using it anytime soon. will: it is scary that it would not help you beyond its ethical guidelines. it wants you to change your ethical guidelines. what do you want to do? you were hoping to craft a tweet and were asking the help of chat gpt. >> the day before, encouraging to start using this tool, this is the future, they said. women's sports week this past week, a lot of information that couldn't get under the character max for twitter so i thought about that and said i will throw it in and see if it can give me an idea how to shorten this under the character back to. instead of getting helpful information from this too

artificial llega hasta para ayudarnos a ponernos en forma, las redes sociales se llenan de vÍdeos donde chat gptrte en un maestro de ejercicio, lo mejor borja: le saludamos con mucho gusto carolina saraza, hhoy es jueves 15 de junio, como siempre cada dÍa acompaÑÁndote en tu ediciÓn digital. carolina: comenzamos con una historia impresionante, cinco personas, incluido un ex empleado de la escuela de medicina, harvard, enfrentan cargos federales despuÉs de conspirar para robar y vender partes de cadÁveres que habÍan sido donados a esta prestigiosa universidad. borja: incluso se venÍan las partes humanas a tiendas de muÑecas, andrea leÓn tiene lo que dice la instituciÓn educativa al respecto, parece de pelÍcula. andrea: es la pesadilla de cualquier persona que perdieron su ser querido, esta familia de new hansher se enterÓ de que los restos de su padre eran parte de una serie de robos ocurridos en la morgue de la facultad de medicina de la universidad de harvard, que saber que ya estaba muerto, pero que de cualquier forma le duele, cinco personas, incluido gerente de la morgue enfrenta cargos fede

this is chat gpt, and obviously — seen. this is chat gpt, and obviously you _ seen.at. if i put in here, write a song in the style of abba. 0k, verse one. i thought it had it all, with you by my side, but then he walked away and my heart just died. i searched for you in every crowd, i hear you calling out my name but you're not there, it's so unfair, i'm lost in this and the scheme. ——in this endless game. i wouldn't say that... --in this endless game. i wouldn't say that... i - --in this endless game. i - wouldn't say that. .. i wonder, wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you _ wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not _ wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not see _ wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not see this - wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not see this ai - wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not see this ai is i wouldn't say that... i wonder, could you not see this ai is a l could you not see this ai is a hugely positive thing? it is going to open up, people are going to open up, people are going to open up, people are going to b

dean meadowcroft lost his work as a copywriter after his company started using chat gpt and alejandro a voice artist whose voice was replaced by a computer. plus jessica apatite at the boston consulting group has been taking the temperature of the global workforce, interviewing thousands of workers and bosses about how artificial intelligence is changing work right now. also on the show, our big boss has been working with al for years. he runs bosch. yeah, the european tech and engineering company, which says within the next two years, all of its products will either contain ai or have been developed using it. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world. once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, for decades, science fiction has been imagining what will happen when the computers take over. it's been the stuff of horror since stanley kubrick's film 2001, a space odyssey showed us the fear of an astronaut whose spaceship had a mind of its own. today, we're long past 2001, and the computers aren'tjust learning — they're also now so smart they're starting to tak

one of them is in the yandex.market service, there i am gpt.re now told to come up with a description goods. the actual creation of texts according to the given parameters is the main purpose of generative neural networks of this type, and here is its practical application. takes the transmitted information about the accident, writes the text. uh, the more accident data transferred, the better the result is obtained without even changing the water data. you can click on the button several times to get different versions of the text description of the product , choose the one you like, or edit some, if you need to add information. it is promised that the neural network will not only create a description of the product, but also add related information. in particular, they will tell you how to use these products. what characteristics are worth paying attention to and why everything is obviously designed for small and medium-sized businesses , a kind of opportunity for them to save money on marketing to some extent. that is, this is actually a sma

chad gpt from open air features, the retelling is also there and works. it is in dialogue mode with the ability to refine result. however , it is not very easy to get access to it from russia. another russian news, but of such an international nature, the chinese corporation tcl officially introduced a couple of tablets in russia , of which the most interesting one is actually this one interesting. here, first of all, the display, but, firstly, it does not glare matte, even in the bright sun, which is now rare, although it is convenient. second, it is a firm nexpaper technology. actually from the name it is obvious that the idea was to try the usual this is a normal ips display, but imitate paper. well, at least electronic as in e-book readers with the same purpose to make the tablet more convenient for reading. i assure you that its some kind of monogasity protects from the harmful radiation spectrum, plus a lot of settings. you can, for example, make it monochrome like an ordinary book, that is , to some extent, the story, of course, is niche, it is obv

well, one more thing, the generative neural network is poison gpt.exists as a separate separate skill that you need to call commands. alice let's come up with something, but they promise to fix it and give it abilities. as it is called in yandex, creative generation alice herself, deadlines until the end of the year, however, the dialogue modes promised to the end whether it was rolled out by his boss himself. it will be honest. the russian army stopped the offensive of the ukrainian troops zelensky’s formation lost up to 4,000 soldiers, officers and mercenaries 52 tanks, 207 armored vehicles, five aircraft and two helicopters fifty artillery pieces , including american and french , decisions of the apu, and the situation on the front line. denis alekseev all day the day before.

took downloaded from gpt. and in the end it has already gone into the public domain.earns herself and these data they just remain in her later, and here a lot of questions arise in general, the security of the business, the security of people, cybersecurity will be the internet. so not very safe. and now it is becoming a very big threat. and this despite the fact that at the global level, cybersecurity issues should were beginning to be resolved in the twenty-second year at the un level. they figured that for five years they would develop some kind of common vision of the basic, uh, definitions, but in the twenty- second year that's all. naturally, it stopped. and as a result, not only are we not ahead, we are deeply behind and we are going to lag further, because again, when we talked about cybersecurity, even understanding cybersecurity is a cyber storm. narrow as the danger that arises in connection with the use of high-tech funds and the west is very good at defending this position. let's here for this wait a while and going back again. they don't scare me. uh, pr

here is the same gpt where the difficulty is, yes, it is, let's say.the users there are of all ages, because no one can regulate or control this. in italy, it was banned altogether, because there was a leak of confidential data and, again, people didn’t do it. i want to solve some at work task. took downloaded from gpt-chat. and in the end it has already gone into the public domain. it's a neural network. she learns herself and these data they just remain in her later, and here a lot of questions arise in general , the security of the business, the security of people, cybersecurity will be the internet, and so it is not very safe. and now it is becoming. well, a very big threat. and this despite the fact that at the global level , cybersecurity issues should have begun to be resolved in 2022 at the un level. they figured that for five years they would to develop a certain common vision of the basic, uh , definitions, but in the twenty-second year everything is natural. stop it. moose and as a consequence? not only are we not ahead, we are deeply behind

since the launch of chat gpt. it's clear that what once seemed to be the stuff of science fiction is here now with the potential to transform our lives. some say artificial intelligence will enhance human capacity and well being others, including some of the very researchers developing the new technology warn it could drive humanity to extinction. they're calling on policy makers to act quickly and decisively to regulate risks. but is that even possible for machines capable of learning at a pace that far outstrips human intelligence do the benefits of ai in education, medicine and elsewhere outweigh the perils. we're asking artificial intelligence are machines poised to the benefits of ai in education, medicine and elsewhere outweigh take control. hello and welcome to the point. it is a great pleasure to introduce our guests. raul rojas is professor for intel of artificial intelligence at the free university of berlin, working on technologies including autonomous driving bionics and professor for intel of artifici

when, er, a very famous story happened with open ai, which was taken by gpt-chat, then ilonska, beingts original investor recently. yes, with the petition let's pause. but e, like, well , it seems to me that now everyone can see it happened due to the fact that the development went to microsoft and then bill gates wrote. uh, a scientific article is not very large. well, even such a simple article. and where a bill gates expresses the opinion that, in fact, the era of artificial intelligence. that is the title of this article. and this is a new stage of humanity. which he compares with the advent of silicon silicon microprocessors and the advent of a graphical interface, which became a continuation of windows, and now, considering the whole situation with artificial intelligence in general, i absolutely agree with my colleague that those programs that are now called artificial intelligence of a neural network , in fact. this is a program that has two e, the parameters of adaptability and independence, but they are recognized to solve only one specific problem. and there is such a thing

la tecnologÍa chat gpt sigue causando furor en todo el mundo.ue se fijen en estas imÁgenes, miren el antes y el despuÉs, son impresionantes, la transformaciÓn de este hombre de carolina del sur, quien llegÓ a pesar mÁs de 585 libras, cambiÓ la dieta, empezÓ a caminar, y hoy se ha ahora queremos que se fijen en estas imÁgenes, miren el antes y el despuÉs, son impresionantes, la transformaciÓn de este hombre de carolina del sur, quien llegÓ a pesar mÁs de 585 libras, cambiÓ la dieta, empezÓ a caminar, y hoy se ha perdido 360 libras, pero como han podido ver, le falta eliminar el exceso de piel que le hace sentirse atrapado. ahora se quiere realizar una cirugÍa para eliminar el exceso de piel, pese a que realmente es una operaciÓn muy peligrosa, Él se siente orgulloso de haber salvado su vida. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: creo que todos queremos lo mismo, un verano seguro, hoy te hablamos de un trastorno que afecta a miles de personas en estados unidos, especialmente a niÑos, el dÉficit de atenciÓn con hiperactividad, conocido como tdah. borja: aquÍ en i

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and now chat gpt.h the image generation especially, when trump was brought into new york and arraigned someone in real time, i think everybody was waiting for official images and the photographers had not been let in, in the meantime as people were waiting for images to emerge. people were using new ai tools to imagine what was happening in the courtroom and putting trump, showing him fighting and all the stuff. it was incredibly real looking and the fact you can create this stuff really easily, really quickly, i think as a newsroom we are trying to get ahead of that and be proactive and how do we think about vetting this is of course something we are hopefully going to try to stay ahead of. and then with fake audio, i get a story where i tortured my parents and i called them using my ai audio voice, my dad fell for it my mom did not. think about it like the degree to which an audiotape has played a role in election campaigns. access hollywood for instance. how easy it would be to manufacture a fake ta

i don't understand this. >> reporter: patty wanted to try chat gpt, she had a problem.ut protecting women in women's sports, she asked chat gpt can you figure out a way to shorten my tweet because i went above the character limit. killing two birds with one stone. however, a i corrected her, scolded her and said you cannot speak like that. you need to be more inclusive in your language. so now patty is at war with a i as well. >> ai is being weapon eyes for some sort of political tool used to hide the truth. it is literally advocating for the destruction of all sex based instructions. we need more transparency, there's a lot of people using these tools having no idea of the biases. >> reporter: he's brave for two reasons, for standing up to protect women in sports and going after big tech. stuart: good for her, just not right. here's another one for you. new york jets cornerback aaron rogers speaking out about his use of psychedelics. he says a psychedelic drink helped his nfl career. lauren: credited it for two mvp titles. it's big and the yoga community, latin america

the president of broadridge is joining us to talk about the results and help us understand the gpt. the financial executives and firms see digital transformation as the most extra -- strategic priority >> we he do this -- we do thvey every year it was interesting to see the digital transformation become number one the last few years is cyber and info security. it is exciting for the industry to start to move past those things and deliver more value. that was present in the survey results. >> when i think of the european financial institutions, these are large which are complicated and pieced together from lots of banks which have been put together over the years. they are behind in some ways digitally speaking how are those institutions going to compete with newer technology if they are trying to catch up and modernize the systems and operations. >> there is a big wake-up call you have disruptors coming in and they're nimble and capitalization the large institutions are waking up which is why 57% which is the highest it has been believe modernization is critical the way it is workin

a lot of people say inflection ai come how is it similar to openai and gpt 3.5?hat is the difference technologically, and the goals as well? mustafa: it's a fair question. our most recent, inflection one come is better on all the public benchmarks then google's and openai's gpt 3.5, which is a great achievement for a small organization like ours. in terms of the total amount of compute we have, the 22,000 h 100s in aggregate represent three times more computation than was required to train gpt 4, according to the best guesses of the rumors online. it is a seismic amount of compute and it gives us an arm's advantage because we are concerned with building the absolute cutting-edge. we want to build the absolute best experiences in the world. when you get access to your personal ai, it will be aligned with their interests and on your team, and increasingly be able to do useful things for you. it will book appointments for you and plan holidays, it will buy things for you and be a scheduler. everybody has been waiting for that moment where the real personal digital a

lawyer made headlines for filing an error ridden legal brief that he drafted with the help of chat gpt. canadian researchers discovered a treatment for an anti— resistance superbug with the help of ai. this new technology may revolutionise our approach to medical research. streaming platforms are also using ai technology to help boost consumer content. spot if i announced this week that it spot if i announced this week thatitis spot if i announced this week that it is releasing its new dj for spot by premier members, and it will use ai for spot by premier members, and it will use alto 08 playlists based on what the user likes and dislikes. today we have experts focusing on preventing and exposing aa harm. so, first of all, what do you make of these different stories that we have seen over the past few weeks talking about the benefits and potential harms of ai. thank ou so potential harms of ai. thank you so much _ potential harms of ai. thank you so much for— potential harms of ai. thank you so much for having - potential harms of ai. thank you so much for having me | potential harms o

resumes and give advice, should it help you write your wedding vows, more engaged couples use chat gptage expert claims this is too far, he said, there could be a lack of personal responsibility and authenticity, what say you a.i. in house we have host of guy benson show on fox news radio, and political editor for town hall. guy benson and gutfeld co-host, kat timpf. full disclosure, i was the -- i married both of them. we are fox's hottest thruphe . >> and the triplets are mine. >> this certainly adds a wrinwrinkle to the story. >> chat gpt, i had each of you write vows you read to your beloved. should you use a a.i. to write that. >> that is disgusting. kennedy: i agree. >> if i found out that cam used a robot to write the vows, i would say, i'm a wonderful woman, you should been able to do this in two minute, never speak to him again, i would break up with him with chat gpt to craft a break up letter. kennedy: that is grounds for an annul am. ment, there are lard so many templates for a wedding vow, it like mad libs, you could adagetives and nouns. >> there is a time and place for s

i created the church of gpt for this museum., spiteful but also incredibly wise ai god of the future. yes, unfortunately i have been using them for gaming instead of deep learning. it's a great sin, i know. i'm very sorry. so this piece is called spambot. they're collectively typing up an ai—generated version of brave new world. this artist was trying to draw attention to the increased proliferation of spam as ai is able to create more and more content. music plays. this is an ai generated music composition. it was programmed to write music in response to bacteria growing in a petri dish. it also raises a lot of questions about ip and copyright ownership in the advent of this type of powerful technology. the museum right now is a pilot, but we are actively using this time to try and develop a founding donor base to get a permanent location. my ideal is to have ten different rooms, it will be an immersive experience that tells part of the story of the development of ai and the potential futures we could have, both positive and po

mustafa: it is easy to speculate around what a gpt 9 might look like. six more magnitudes of order of compute would be altering and i'm with those concerns about existential risk. that is many years and unclear what actually happens at that scale. what is much more clear in what explore the book is in the near term we are about to empower many people, if not ultimately everybody with access to the ability to amplify their existing power. not just a knowledge engine but in time it will allow you to take actions. you will make recommendations, buy things, but things. that will be smaller and cheaper and proliferate far and wide. that will cause a dramatic instability and potentially a threat to the nationstate. anyone who has an agenda or is trying to push a political outcome is suddenly going to see the barrier to entry to that scale and the impact lowered. they will be a question around how states manage that distribution of power. i think there will be a tendency to lunge towards slightly more authoritarian or surveillance-based mechanisms to prevent p

i think it is worth noting also that content moderators who are working with gpt are being paid penniesthe dollar, so to speak, and are in nairobi, kenya. this is the same pattern the tech industry has followed for many years. for example, with exploited ptsd-inducing content moderation work in the philippines and other places that were connected to facebook, which you all have reported on. mohammed: david, this reuters/ipsos poll i mentioned a few minutes ago, it says that 61% of americans believe ai could threaten civilization. from your perspective, why has the level of alarm around ai been growing so much these past few months? david: i think the main reason that it has been growing is because of progress in ai capabilities. specifically with chatgpt and gpt4. so i think historically a lot of researchers were willing to dismiss these risks as too far off to worry about. which, by the way, i think is a big mistake, and i wish that we were taking climate change seriously when the consequences were decades off, for instance. and i think we are at risk of making the same mistake here. b

outline, abstract concepts are trying to extract it all and turn it into a text clue, into which it tells gptsees with instructions for analysis, as an art historian would do. look in the program around the planet we will go to the slutsk region to see european yummy treats and we will be friends with you. here , the unusually decorated facade, arched windows and a large clock under the very roof of the vinegar teat will turn out to be the most satisfying. factory i for industrial tourism, first, manufacturing is interesting. after all, vinegar, like winemaking, is one of the oldest technological processes, and secondly , the building in which the enterprise is located is recognizable. where did the slutsk battery begin ? see in the program the route was built by azamat baboev and sunny in tajikistan came to the capital of belarus to study peoples, generally very hospitable indifferent people who nice to talk. and i really liked it. i really like it helped a lot. and since it's specially a dream. in addition, he is the chairman of the university organization council of the community. we are h

but how sure are you that gpt 9 won't be?s a small percent chance that it would be bad, that is a reason to care. rishaad: sam altman speaking to the bloomberg technology summit. qualcomm's ceo was also there talking about generative artificial intelligence apps on smartphones. christiano amon telling the summit house he -- he sees the ai revolution unfolding. christiano: when you think about semiconductors, you do a lot of computation, and what we see, what you can do with those language models, large models for images and video. if you think about the history of computing, computing starts in the cloud, and it gets scale at the edge. that is what happens with cpus, that is what happens with all other forms of computing. the smartphone is a great example of that. if you look, the largest computing platform ever developed is the smartphone right now. and what is good about the smartphone, it is a device that is with you all the time. if ai becomes pervasive, which we believe it will, especially when you look about how those l

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i've been really disappointed by the intelligence of siri compared to chat-gpt.aroline: many would say that you are not going to hear that much from apple this time around about artificial intelligence. they are already leading the charge in many areas and it comes to the future of their devices, when it comes to siri. that is the next iteration. you will really see them leverage large language models and get siri being not only deployed within connected devices, but ultimately the headsets that we are anticipating. the excitement about large language models, writing and generating these games we are playing. that is when it will be more powerful come to bear. but for now, they have been able to rest on their laurels about artificial intelligence because they feel they don't need to win the race or join the likes of microsoft vis-a-vis google. at the moment, they need the hardware, and the software will ultimately come. matt: it just isn't really good enough. this today, i asked siri to play me a soundboard quality show by the grateful dead from 1973. of course,

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we already see tools like chat—gpt able to do jobs that traditionally humans have done, and the uk verynts to be part of this conversation. well, it wants to lead the conversation. the question is, can it actually, you know, when the amount of money and resources and infrastructure that we have here is comparatively small, you need a lot of computers to process data that's used in al, an awful lot of them. and we just do not have that infrastructure on anywhere near the scale that, for example, the us does. elsewhere in the world. the kenyan government says it has enough evidence to charge the leader of a doomsday cult with genocide and crimes against humanity. pastor paul mackenzie convinced his followers to fast until they died in the remote shacka—hola forest, in order to go to heaven. more than 250 bodies have been found and at least 600 people are still missing. the kenyan government plans to convert the coastal forest where the bodies have been exhumed into a national memorial site. an undercover bbc investigation�*s unmasked the man behind a number of websites selling videos of w

chat gpt isjust this kind of, you know, that's not going to take over the world. it doesn't even know how many children i've got. i asked how many children i had and it said three. it'sjust nonsense. and i said, no, i don't have one. and i said, "oh, i'm sorry. "yes, you already have one." so right now there's a very big disconnect between the reality of ai. yeah, i agree with you. yeah and the people's fears of it. but i mean, what do i know? like if i really does become sentient and you know, then i guess we are all screwed. i don't know. i think you go, gabriel. you go. well, all i would say is we didn't need ai to make 70 million americans believe that the election had been stolen by a cabal of satan worshipping paedophiles, operating out of a basement in a pizzeria that didn't have a basement, like we didn't need ai for that. so like, you know, maybe it's going to make it worse, but kind of we're there. that's exactly that was exactly what i was going to say, which is you don't really you don't... i get asked about this all the time and i often say to people

i created the church of gpt for this museum.ure. yes, unfortunately i have been using them for gaming instead of deep learning. it is a great sin, i know. i'm very sorry. so this piece is called spambot. they are collectively typing up an ai—generated version of brave new world. this artist was trying to draw attention to the increased proliferation of spam as ai is able to create more and more content. music plays. this is an ai generated music composition. it was programmed to write music in response to bacteria growing in a petri dish. it also raises a lot of questions about ip and copyright ownership in the advent of this type of powerful technology. the museum right now is a pilot, but we are actively using this time to try and develop a founding donor base to get a permanent location. my ideal is to have ten different rooms, it will be an immersive experience that tells part of the story of the development of ai and the potential futures we could have, both positive and potentially scary. i think it is up to us to make the

we just had insta base on 2 billion -- $2 billion valuation on a company basically built on gpt.o you have a meaningful impact and establish a portfolio company that will give you a realistic chance of exit down the road? >> absolutely. this is what is on everyone's mind right now. when i look at the early-stage market, i'm looking at pre-series a and these opportunities are still quite nascent. some are priced at crazy levels and others are still attractive from a pricing perspective. so there is a range and i think we are getting in on the ground floor. what i get excited about is companies that are using ai to solve real problems and so i do think of this as the new vertical sass. ai will be used to solve problems for particular types of verticals, businesses, buyers, that is where i think we will see the most gains from a valuation and tech perspective long-term is when ai is not just used as a button for -- buzz word or something to get behind -- something to get the highest valuation again but to solve a real need for customers and for target buyers that otherwise is unserv

>> gracias en otros asuntos la compañía automotrtriz mercedes-benz dice que experimentará con chat gpt mientras que vuelva a comenzar a publicar videos en su aplicación el seguimiento se espera su viaje podrá ver comerciales un ejecutivo de la empresa les dijo a (nombre) que más adelante los comerciales también correrán el aplicación durante su viaje vamos a ver cómo están esas carreteras va a cerrar durante un periodo de tres días a partir del 22 de junio es que van instalar un puerto temporal que permita acondicionar el actual en caso de un terremoto advierten que durante el cierre no habrá acceso es un proyecto que está programado para completarse en diciembre >> mucha atención porque un tramo de la carretera (nombre) estará cerrado desde este viernes a las nueve de la noche aplicará en ambos carriles por lo que las autoridades le recomiendan que use las salidas de (nombre) para reincorporarse luego la carretera, explicaron que este cierre es necesario hablando de tráfico vamos a ver qué tal a situaciones en (nombre) >> así se ve específicamente hacia lo que es el sur se mantiene un

you're a bank, and you have to make pitches on a mortgage they're time-consuming no gpt.ere's my report within minutes >> right >> this is what i think you should do. so, these guys, big ones, talk about the bank of america, jpmorgan, they are using this gpt like it's going out of style. >> you think that's crowding out other areas of billings and enterprise spend overall >> well, i think you have to know how to use gpt because your salespeople are much more productive and marc lives next to altman, sam alt sam altman, and he came into alter altman's dinner and he was using slack. like, wow. like tom in "succession. >> what about tom? >> well, you know, i'm trying to -- spoiler alert. winner >> tom wamsgans -- womsbangs -- >> frank reich denied -- >> that seemed a little too deep to be real >> frank rich was two years before me in college he was sending all the movies as blurbs that guy's a gamer >> he was sending blurbs, and you were giving stock recommendations on your answering machine. >> exactly >> back to salesforce. what's that going to mean? what does that do? >>

i believe i was using chat-gpt. i asked it a legal question that i had. question doesn't really matter. it gave me a very well reasoned answer. i was quite impressed. it was a couple of pages long and it cited various logs. it reached various conclusions. it was super impressive. until i tried to validate it. it turns out that everything it said only had a grain of truth. so, the whole thing is entirely wrong. but it was incredibly impressive. you have all heard about that hallucination, but try it yourself. what you're going to see is that for certain classes of problems, where the training data is of high quality and it doesn't have to do deep inferencing, it is actually pretty good. but when it has to make, let's call it conjectures, connecting things together that have less statistical oomph, it falls apart pretty quickly. one of the reasons i philanthropically fund a sick research in ai is that to really make progress in the field, in my opinion, it is not just about taking llm's, the current state-of-the-art models being used, and making them bigger

le vamos a decir al chat gpt que escriba un cuento relacionado a cómo sería el mundo dominado por robots la inteligencia artificial así como muchos trabajos y se van a perder y otros van a desaparecer y habrá una revolución industrial como ya pasó. >> y mientras muchos piden regulaciones lo cierto es que la mayoría cree que esto traerá muchas ventajas para el ser humano si se usa correctamente. >> yo creo que mejor no lo pudo haber dicho, si se usa correctamente. >> hay imaginaciones que vuelan muy altos y van encaminados a otros objetivos por lo que están importante la regulación no sólo a nivel local sino a nivel federal. >> ya se está tratando pero los está superando la velocidad con que avanzan este tipo de cosas que desde hace meses vemos las diferencias y lo avanzado que están con resultados cada vez más óptimos. >> tenemos que tomar cartas en el asunto pronto. >> es seguir hay más información. le vamos a contar. se va a enterar de cómo se pretende disminuir el abuso del uso de las placas vehiculares para las personas con discapacidad en california van a existir cambios que harán m

who argue we should not have more than gpt three model systems.us so many benefits in the meantime so we have to get a shared view of the risks and what do we not want to have out of the bag that we want publicly available and how do we lockdown the more dangerous capabilities?— capabilities? really interesting - capabilities? really - interesting conversation, capabilities? really _ interesting conversation, thank you so much forjoining us. {131 you so much for “oining us. of course, you so much forjoining us. of course, great you so much forjoining us. qt course, great to be with you so much forjoining us. t>t course, great to be with you. all right, back our panel now. i'm not sure if you agreed what he was saying there, what would your first guardrail be? data transparency. _ your first guardrail be? data transparency. so _ your first guardrail be? data transparency. so in - your first guardrail be? data transparency. so in order i your first guardrail be? t�*tsta. transparency. so in order to predict anything the system does, if we knew about

but how much is the failure of gpt. there are some windmills, there is something else there greta tumbler, they matter compared to there sorry wallet further wealth and uh, majority demographics , that is. well, we are being palmed off by these topics just to stupidly confuse our brains, and we did not pay attention to the main main topics, and we exchanged for some seeds. somewhere systematic destruction of just the population of europe well, even in the us it happens.

i think, in 2018 way before the gpt series was a thing, we had some inkling it would go like this but did not know exactly. i think now would we are heading to is this personal tool that can help you in whatever way you'd like. one of the fun parts of the trip was how diverse and broad the stories are of how people are using it to help people with things they want to improve. i think if you go to talk to chatgpt users you'll find a lot of support for that. you can also find people who are misusing the ai. emily: the reality check is you are building this on the back of human data which is biased, racist, sexist, emotional. a lot of it is wrong. how do you safeguard against that? sam: there was a recent study the gpt four, the model that is released is less biased on the implicit bias test than humans even those who trained themselves to be good. if you look at the model that comes out of the pretraining process, of that model will be quite biased and reflect the internet. reinforcement learning, one of the techniques we use to align the models works quite well and if you look at the p

the speech machine won't get into trouble and won't say too much than a non-relevant discussion about gptfinal. if we still have a speaker machine , the case will not do without a prosecutor. he will certainly give orders such and such numbers. buttons. you can’t press the speaker’s machine, that’s the whole artificial intelligence of your truth. it was an international review. see you. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. we look to know everything about russia the best historical series, we watch for free without registration or on the vera website, one of the symbols of this faith is a signet. now they are trying to take away the monastery from the orthodox churches of moscow in a row. the weapons of the memory of holiness seek to forbid it, as a matter of fact, who wants you. on planet earth, only two organizations inspired awe and fear. it is, of course, the kgb and cia department that emerged as a sector that began to deal with the change of power in other countries. today, the us is doing everything in its power to try to destroy and weaken russia, they want to

but how much is the failure of gpt. the green agenda, there is global warming, there are some windmills, there is something else there greta thunberg. they matter compared to excuse the wallet further wealth and er, the demographics of the majority of the population, that is. well, to us, what are these topics howling just to stupidly powder our brains, and we did not pay attention to the main main topics, and we exchanged for some seeds. there is a systematic destruction of just the population of europe. well, even in the usa this is happening. we see this, but the green agenda, but just a person who understands all this, he understands perfectly well that recycling, for example, solar panels of the same wings from windmills. but it is very, firstly, an expensive pleasure. secondly, let's say the same facial batteries for electric cars. after all, a person can only dispose of them with his own hands , robots still cannot do this. and that's the most they can do. that's 5% of all that battery to recycle. the rest is all

european union lawmakers have agreed to include tougher rules on generative ai systems such as chat gpt in a draft decision. the parliament agreed on wednesday to revise the bill on ai by a majority vote. it requires systems like chatgpt to disclose whether content generated was by ai. >> any time technology advances, it must go hand in hand with our fundamental rights and democratic values. >> the european parliament and eu member nations will negotiate a final version of the law governing ai based on the vote. officials aim to reach a final agreement by the end of the year. >>> south korea is having a reckoning with school bullying. physical and mental scars have prompted survivors to come forward even long after graduation. officials have promised action, but as you'll see in our next report, some experts warn their focus is off. >> reporter: he has bitter memories of his time in school. the 23-year-old says the bullying he endured was so intense, he was hospitalized for three months for depression. >> translator: it was hell. they abused me with their words and with their actions. >

think chad gpt. is the issue that brought to everybody's attention that there is a i out there. but if you look at history, we have been on a slowly increasing path to improving technology anyway, but chat gpt kind of brought it into the forefront right now. all right. we'll leave it there. peter. good to catch up. thanks very much. you're welcome. peter andersen, driving out a few morning movie this morning is oracle. check out the stock and the premarket . it beat fourth quarter revenue expectations last night , the computer software company seeing growing demand for the cloud business from companies who are deploying ai oracle forecast and upbeat first quarter total revenue up to 10% up 10% the company shares closing at a record high last night. right now, it is up for not third percent $5.11 higher at 1, 21 and change on oracle also part of the nasdaq's rise this morning. quick break. and growing accusations of bribery within the biden family. now iowa senator chuck grassley says he's got the goods. he's got the audio messages to prove it. 17 recordings from a breweries exec

when you think about what something like gpt is good at, it is great at taking natural language instructions parsing those and creating interactive dialogue with the user to. help them solve a task. . it could be finding restaurant recommendations or coding of a project. . with what we are building with architect, which is trading software, we are trying to help people to be able to create automated trading systems to create trading strategies in a way that is easier than needing to know how to code from scratch or have years of experience within a trading firm. that is what we are working on, being able to use ai and the connections we are building through various exchanges for regulators to let people make these strategies easily using ai. jon: it is interesting, you were just at this large tech conference and call -- in toronto, where it is ai all the time. everybody has been working in their own silos in a year where this has become such a story of excitement. to see that energy at one place, did it almost make you field validated -- you feel validated? brett: yes. one thing that is impo

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