as for independent... business access to yandex gpt, this service was launched in the form of a closed0 companies, 3/4 of which are small businesses , that is, companies were looking for something to attach a large language model to, yandex looked at which scripts were the most popular and what to do with it, for example, for some applications they started making ready-made request templates, in other words, they took on part of the work of the industrial engineer, in some cases they expanded the number of words in the request and the permissible number of requests themselves. the company managed to send 15 million prompts in these couple of months, and they studied anomalies, of course, in addition to fairly obvious scenarios such as interpreting data from the creation of chatbots, there were also banal approaches, for example, one company, as they say, not without success, forced a neural network to write advertising texts exclusively in poetic form. second a story that, in my opinion, was also rather in the category of amazing , was when with yandex gpt, some guys tried to work as a

it actually happened very, very early after gpt sort of exploded across the web. kind of like one...very early movers on the generative ai movement. we're a tech website, it seems pretty...like something that we would do, but unfortunately a lot of these articles that were generated by the tool were incorrect and they were generated in an area that we know the tool is not very good at generating text for, which is with numbers. even simple things like, what is a credit card? we were getting an al to generate an answer to that. unfortunately, more than half of those articles that we published were incorrect in some way, needed correction. so we have had to kind of change tact a little bit and... we haven't stopped doing it. we put a big pause on it at cnet and this is one of the things that i'm personally quite worried and concerned about in the ai world, it's silicon valley mentality — move fast, break things, see what happens. and a piece i recently wrote, you know, i don't want to compare this too much to the atomic bomb, i had just seen oppenheimer when i wrote

new idea, but in this case everything works on the basis of a large language model, the same yandex gpt. this is where it is processed a recording of a conversation translated into text format at the output promises a ready-made report in which, in addition to checking the call center employee for fulfilling formal requirements in terms of constructing a dialogue, there will also be a tone analysis to distinguish a truly satisfied person from a simply polite person when we speak, based on the text transcript of the speech about determining mood recognition, yes there is polite, impolite, satisfied, dissatisfied, so we are now using tamdex gpt, it copes well with this, specific ones, really we are not disclosing exact numbers right now, including because the service is now being launched in its first stage of closed technical preview, there is a feeling that these percentages will improve significantly as the service develops, and when it switches later in public preview, and then it will reach the stage that we call general availability, or when it is available to any user. as for indep

so something like gpt, which we know you ask it a question and it comes out with an answer.ay it works is it's been trained on billions of words that it's taken from the internet. and those could be words from books, from websites, blogs, reddit posts, youtube comments, think anywhere where there's been words written by humans on the internet. if you think about that corpus of data, you can also see that it's not necessarily fact checked accurate in terms of bias. it's also pulling a lot of the sort of implicit assumptions, stereotypes and so on. and all of that is kind of pulled into the software to be trained from. and the way it works is by predicting the next word based on all of the words that it's already been able to analyse. so you can see then why it's not going to be 100% accurate because it's just telling you what it thinks is most likely based on the past, which is usually true, but not always. 0k. and when we talk about al, it's sometimes discussed as an existential threat to humans. i suppose what we'd be talking about here is whether ai and journalism is going

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he's using a monocle to display the responses on top of a pair of sunglasses. >> ris gpt will risen to your conversation and use ai to tell you exactly what to say next in the conversation. >> reporter: he can already think of real life scenarios where the convention can help. >> let's say you're in some difficult situation like our a date or doing a job interview and don't know what to say next. >> reporter: we decided to put it to the test. first, a question about what to do where brian lives. what are the best places to visit in palo alto? a long pause while it processes, brian has to hold the monocle to make sure he can read it. >> the best places to visit are probably the stanford campus, the cantor arts center and the palo alto baylands. >> reporter: then we asked for directions. if i never to travel north from san francisco to palo alto this afternoon, what's the best way to get there? again, it takes several seconds before we get a response but gives us a very practical answer. >> you should take the caltrain, which is a quick and convenient way to get to san francisco. >> repo

there's a liberal bias, it's not 100% accurate but artificial intelligence in chat gpt is not goingre out how to leverage it it is a full zarin to try to eliminate it and think students are not going to use it. we've got to figure out how to make education better through use of artificial intelligence like chat gpt. stuart: a i can help with school choice. bring a i intuit and we are all for that. it has got to be. next case, 45% of all young adults, people age 19 to 29, young adults still live at home with their parents and they say they like it and around the table and see what you think of this. what do you think of it? >> people aren't leaving the nest for a lot of reasons, number one a cultural shift as a result of the political environment we are in. it is cooked will not to work, acceptable to live at home, it is excitable not to fly out on your own but at the same time inflation compounds the difficulty for kids to be able to get out. people who wanted to buy a home can't, rents are skyrocketing so it's a tough time to target them. stuart: 7. 6% of mortgage heading to 8%. wh

ijust checked gpt- is going to continue. i defy my way home now. ijust checked gpt you | home now.'m _ coming years. how are google celebrating? i'm sure - coming years. how are google celebrating? i'm sure that i coming years. how are google i celebrating? i'm sure that having lots of parties across the 70 offices and they got the doodle. they are donating $10 million in grants for 300,000 us middle schoolers for robotic programmes and ai. if you take about some of the governments putting in an investment into skills programmes when this is there own birthday presents, $10,000,000, it was a fifth of the uk's $10,000,000, it was a fifth of the uk's amount of money we gave for them it goes to show how public and private partnerships together can have delete bottlenecks and skills. $10 million. what's the budget on this programme? priya lahkani, lovely to see you. shows how important the private sector is in some of these areas where we're most focused socially and publicly. thank you very much for that. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bringing you different sto

vesti, khabarovsk a group of american writers staged a legal battle with the company that created the gpt chatbot and filed in new york on behalf of the guild of authors . among the plaintiffs is george martin, author of the best-selling book a song of ice and fire, on which it is based series game of thrones writers are unhappy with the fact that texts are entered into the neural network to create a language model. their books thereby violate copyright, and users take gpt chat and copy the style of famous authors and with the help of artificial intelligence. they are writing their version of the continuation of the game of thrones while george marson himself has not yet published the final two novels of the series, irina rossius and my colleagues will see you. loan at tinkoff, we approve your plans to apply for a loan in the tinkov application and receive a deferment of the first payment for up to 90 days. he is such a one virtual system. your friends are our friends. advise, alpha bank and get 1500 rubles. we will not forget about your friends for every recommendation. they will also re

there's something like gpt and open ai. let's posit what i can do. 10,000 things really well.t's expensive to create and it'sat relatively easy to regule in the scheme of things because there are one, two or 10 but now let's go to where you were going which what does the future bring in tms proliferation. imagine there is an academic at the professors school. it's not going to do 10,000 things well it's going to do four things well. it requires gpu's and it won't require as much data. let's imagine it will be used to create the next virus that spreading the on the planet than you say we need to ensure there is safety architecture and controls around that as well. that's the conundrum and that's why this is a hard problem to solve. it's why we are trying build safety architecture and art data centers so open-source models can run in them and still be used in ways that u will prohibt that kind of harm from taking place. as you think about a licensing regime this is one of the hard questions.e. who needs a license? you don't want to be so hard that only a small number of big comp

two, gpt three. and then the further scaling that we've done at anthropic to predict that this scaling will continue to work and the models would continue to get better and better. featured guests in the conference are former nba superstar and philanthropist shaquille o'neal, founder and ceo, redwood materials, jb straubel and founder and ceo of cruise, kyle vogt. new at 11 santa cruz county supervisors unanimously approved a policy that shapes how the county will use artificial intelligence on the job going forward. the county will monitor ai and train staff on how to use it ethically. people will also be notified when they're interacting with the ai and can choose to opt out. santa cruz county says it is expected to go into effect as soon as next month. coming up, another bay area city seeing an increase in west nile virus activity. tomorrow's operation in the east bay to help prevent the spread. also, a new csu transfer program is now accepting applications with students at community colleges need

s and if you look at a graph from openai, gpt three gpt to gpt four, three to chat gpt to gpt four, weting human intelligence on everything . so if you just do everything. so if you just do like simple extrapolation and like a simple extrapolation and think, well, why will gpt five come in? which is the kind of next language model that will come from someone openai, come from someone like openai, you imagine it's going you can only imagine it's going to humans a lot of to go above humans on a lot of those metrics. so it's the speed that really terrifies people and it's of control because it's the loss of control because once has got to level of once it has got to that level of intelligence, humans actually won't to keep up. won't be able to keep up. >> exactly. >> f“- w- >> exactly. >> of these big ai labs >> and some of these big ai labs can't control their can't even fully control their gpt three gpt or gpt fours. >> yet as things stand, we're seeing it create music that much faster and to some extent, some might argue, better than humans. we're seeing it create digital art pictures

the software itself, chat gpt, using 175 billion pieces of evidence and used 1 trillion for trainingeta, ai used 2 trillion pieces of data to be trained so they can give the correct answer. the bias is one thing. number two is when you are talking about transparency, about copyright, the data they are collecting that belongs to somebody else, like we see with the actors and writers strike, they're worried about something like that. >> so we say ai, artificial intelligence, but i always wonder about the other a, intelligence that is completely fake. how do we guard against that? governor newsom has talked about a bill that protects us. what is the protection from a legislative standpoint that will not stamp on technology and let it be informant to more economic stability in the bay area and also to keep reigns on it. >> one of the things proposed by the company is to have something like a water mark which will show if this is real or fake. you are right. the use of ai can be both sides. the bad and the good, the deep fake that we see whether it is an image or video. that's an importan

john grisham, michael connelly and others who claim openai used their books to train its chatbot gpt without their permission and without compensation. >> my son said, hey, dad, come over here. when he put in a request to chat, gpt, there were three pages that sounded like a lot of books that i'd written with names of characters that i'd used in the past. and i thought, oh my god, i feel so violated. it's like someone had just taken my entire library without my knowing it. the lawsuit claims openai reproduced copyrighted books without the author's consent to train chatgpt allowing it to produce derivative works, including material that's based on mimics , summarizes or paraphrases the author's work and harms the market for them. >> openai responded to the lawsuit saying, we respect the rights of writers and authors and believe they should benefit from ai technology. but michael connelly, bestselling author of the lincoln lawyer, now a hit netflix series, says he's ready for battle. >> you kind of feel like a little bit like a david vs a goliath in this. but but we're you know, we're

i just returned from r brussels were in september, before checkw gpt was a household name, we signed an agreement with the european union to focus on five areas of ai for societal goods together. i was going to drive the technical i will talk orbit with the five areas are. but to show they could do tech t together. we could put in place data protections. authoritarian approaches to ai, to advance a chat. for certain areas the area of surveillance of significant perils the promise of emerging technologies and the peril. and our policy approaches to what to make sure we are advancing on the promise hence the agreement with the european europeanunions and those five a. focus on the perils. because as i talked about we are a nation of regulation and moral privacy that drives all of us. that is core to our competition and our faith. i'm just for the group those five areas are extreme weather predictions.ct agricultural optimization driven by the impact of extreme climate droughts, floods, how we ensure because of the food production we need. optimization to the electricity grid were tryin

chat gpt set records earlier this year as one of the fastest growing user platforms in history. and now the startup is in discussions with shareholders about significantly increasing share values due to the platform's success. coming up, a meeting is now on the books between sag-aftra and the alliance of motion pictures and producers. what we know as striking actors continue to walk the picket lines. also ahead, president biden in san francisco today. how he wrapped up his trip to the bay area. and we are sliding into a thursday. temperatures are going to be pretty nice. a lot like today, but then big changes come friday and into the weekend. i'll have that coming up people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" the way that i see it, if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. [chuckles] come on now. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? ♪ ♪ earn big with chase freedom unlimited. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is

their books thereby violate copyright, and users take gpt chat and copy the style of famous authors using their own version of the continuation of the game of thrones while george martin himself has not yet published the final two novels of the series. and today in the moscow region an open selection for the cosmonaut corps started, this is the fourth competition in which any interested russian citizen under the age of 35 can participate , the requirements are quite tough squad, small. now there are 26 people in it about how the face-to-face selection stage of future space explorers and star city is going on, dmitry petrov's report is testing, let's say, the stability of the candidate's vestibular apparatus, continuous cumulative coriolis acceleration, why this is necessary so that the cosmonauts feel good upon arriving at the station, the signals began their duties as quickly as possible, just turn your head. normal in fact, this is not a fact yet, as cosmonaut and tester sergei teterevyatnikov said. i just caught the swing, it's normal, that is, there is a chance, and sergei himself has

with something like gpt for with our services six terminals can become one.omebody who's working there can ask aue question and the answer comes up in what they are finding is that person who is answering the phone talking to a customer can spend more time concentrating on the customer and what they need. i appreciate all the challenges. there's so much uncertainty and we desperately need to n focus n scaling but i do hope that this is an era where we can use this to frankly help people fill jobs and focus more, just put it this way i'm excited about artificial intelligence. i'm even more excited about human intelligence and if we can use artificial intelligence to help people exercise more human intelligence and earn more money doing so that would be something that would be way more exciting to pursue them everything we have we had to grapple with around social media this past decade. >> the framework very much focuses on providing more training and something that this entity will do. definitely something it has two address and it's not only working conditio

khabarovsk a group of american writers staged a legal battle with the company , the creators of the gpt new york on behalf of the guild of authors among the plaintiffs. george r.r. martin bestselling author of song of ice and flame, on which it was based on the series game of thrones, writers are unhappy with the fact that texts are entered into the neural network to create a language model. their books thereby violate copyright, and users take gpt chat and copy the style of famous authors using artificial intelligence. they are writing their own version of the continuation of the game of thrones , while george marson himself has not yet published the final two novels of the series. irina rossius was with you, and my colleagues will see you.

the chat gpt that i know is a bit of a yes-man. i want to hear that people are selling when they don't need to so they are acting out of fear. good deal was today the dow slipped, the nasdaq tumbled 1.04%. what do i mean by irrational selling? stock for oracle got smashed losing 13.5% of its value over $46 million because of. in fact, it was actually pretty good, or part of the business that i care about was doing fabulously. how does this financial miscarriage of justice occur? oracle is a billion-dollar company, at least last i looked, it was 50% coming into print. it has been strong because of the amazing ceo and the brilliant chairman and founder, larry olson. he has turned this slow going country company into a company of few of its generation. until is active at the company, more active than it has been in years. he is so informed with the position and yes, generative artificial intelligence. if the stock is going to lose 17 bucks it must've been a nightmare. the quarter must've been horrible. it wasn't. it was far from perfe

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

now imagine we're at, call it, gpt-12. whatever you want to name it.you know, before that gets released for use, i think you can imagine a licensing regime that would save that it needs to be licensed after it's been, in effect, certified as safe. and then you have to ask yourself, well, how do you make that work so that we don't have the government slow everything down? and what i would say is, you bring the government three things. first you need industry standards, so that you have a common foundation and well understood way as to how training should take place. second, you need national regulation. and third, if we're going to have a global economy, at least in the countries where we want these things to work, you probably need a level of international coordination. and i'd say, look at the world of civil aviation. that's fundamentally how it has worked since the 1940s. let's try to learn from it and see how we might apply something like that or other models here. >> mr. dally, how would you respond to the question in a, in a field where the, the t

you can integrate gpt into your technology and vice versa.nsumers, we can interact with chat gpt and we pay up subscription if we don't want limits. $1 billion of revenue this year and several billion next year, they are doing something right with something that was only an idea in november. dani: thank you very much and you can catch ed and caroline high on bloomberg technology in about 90 minutes. coming up, the had fudged -- the hedge fund manager shorting the housing market will talk about what he's betting on now. that's on bloomberg. ♪ alix: markets going nowhere. are you getting paid enough to take risks? and where? liber max, he made his name by shorting mortgage-backed securities. he says he is the most excited he's been since 2014. what are you most excited about? guest: short duration, given the way the yield curve is inverted. short duration credit we find attractive. alix: give me the framework for how you think about it in terms of inflation and growth and when the economy will get hit. greg: there are opportunities for a reason

with something like gpt four with our services, six terminals can become one.somebody who is working there can ask a question, the answer comes up. and what they're funny is the person who's answering the phone talking to a customer can now spend more time concentrating on the customer and what they need. i appreciate all the challenges. there's so much uncertainty. we desperately need to focus on skills. but i really do hope that this is an era where we can use this to frankly help people fill jobs, get training and focus more on luscious put it this way, i'm excited about artificial intelligence. i'm even more excited about human intelligence. and if we can use artificial intelligence to help people exercise more human intelligence, and earn more money, that would be something that would be way more exciting to pursue and everything that we had to grapple with the last decade around say social media and the like. >> our framework very much focuses on treatment of workers, about providing more training. it may not be something that this entity will do but it's

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we saw voice and image in chat gpt but monetizing it will be a different proposition. open ai has the biggest tech companies like google and meta hot on its heels. meta just yesterday announcing dozens of new products. open ai may need even bigger ambitions. the information "the financial times" reports sam altman and masayoshi son to launch a venture to build a consumer device, quote, the iphone of artificial intelligence, and, courtney and carl, would bring open ai into definitely a different stratosphere, make that revenue picture very different, again, in the future. a lot has to go right. it's kind of eye popping no matter how you look at it. >> it would be amazing if ive could create two phenomenons after creating one we all live with now. thank you, our deirdre bosa. > ray dalio on the bond market when we're back if two. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered

gpt is adding a new feature allowing users to have conversations with the ai chat bot. chat bot will be able to converse in five different languages. you can ask the ai bot to tell your children a bedtime story or even settle a dinner table debate paying subscribers of chat gpt plus and enterprise services will see the new features on the mobile app within the next two weeks. the federal trade commission is suing amazon, claiming it has an illegal monopoly of power. the ftc, along with the attorneys general in 17 states, are accusing amazon of using its position to inflate prices on other online platforms, stifle competition and overcharge sellers. all practices. the ftc alleged give amazon an unfair advantage. ridge so this case is ultimately about competition and competition in that has been foregone because of amazon. s unlawful tactics, greater competition will mean lower prices, better quality, better selection and greater innovation . amazon is facing separate lawsuits here in california and washington dc over similar complaints of unfair pricing policies. amazon

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. >> some examples include self-driving cars, platforms like chat gpt and siri and alexa. the possibilities to expand the technology is endless that is why they signed a voluntary pledge at biden's request to develop it responsibly. among them, salesforce, adobe, amazon, google, met a and open ai. >>> some are copy write copyright problems. that is part of the sag-aftra strike. they can clone an actor or anchor's image. state senator scott wiener plans to go a step further. a state agency to make sure ai is not being used for malishous purposes. >>> tuition going up for tens of thousands of college students in california's csu system. the board voted to approve a multiyear tuition increase the csu system is facing a deficit of $1.5 billion. tuition will increase 6% every year for five years in a row. by 2028-2029, tuition will be $2,000 more and that applies to more than half of all students. those that qualify for grants or waivers or those with higher family incomes, but t is still more than 180,000 students. >>> violence prevention groups could get help to continue thei

artificial intelligence experts in design using gpt chat and providing correct information to those news spoofing the american wireless website by announcing this news, the aim of this project is to show the ease of creating new content and to warn cyberspace users. on march 2, 2023, two years after the colombian protests, amnesty international published this image, referring to the need for a comprehensive review of the police. made by artificial intelligence, distinguishing new content from real content is not an easy task. the professor of beraki university of information explains how people trust jalili images very quickly. the use of this false information happens in the first few minutes, because he realizes that the false content is several hours old. in a few days in the past, artificial intelligence answers the question of what is the danger of this trust. there is so much fake news that no one knows what is right and what is wrong. fake news has become more and more difficult. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government based on the new law of singapore. vario

the posts are not reviewed before they make it out into the world with chat gpt it's automated. you could never execute on that in any other way. so, i guess, what do you think about that balance? do you think there's still something to that idea that the accessibility of these platforms and -- and the reach that you can obtain is a positive that as a society we need to try to preserve or has it tipped over and so that it's really more negative than pausive at this point and we ought to try to make them look like book or magazine publishing? >> i think both things are true. it is true that things like twitter have value. for example, with a rapidly breaking news story you very often find out what is happening faster on something like twitter than you do any other source. also in various moments of upheaval, like, for example, the arab spring, the use of twitter was incredibly important to the demonstrators in that moment. and got the news out to the rest of us in the world about what they were trying to do and what they stood for, et cetera. so there's no question that there is

meaninglessness is produced that this can cause problems and as a result they must be fixed manually chat gpta system capable of answering questions in many fields and as one of the important developments in the field of artificial intelligence in recent years it is known that we have reached the end of the economic news. good day and may god bless you, in the name and memory of god. greetings, dear viewers of the khabar network. for today, saturday, we expect scattered rain in a part of the north of iran, for the provinces of ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, golestan, the northern part of east azarbaijan. we expect due to the intensity of the rains for the next few hours, we will have the heaviest rainfall in the north of east azarbaijan province and parts of ardabil province, for these areas , the orange warning level of the weather has been simplified , there is a possibility of river runoff, the river water will rise , avoid staying on the banks of the rivers for sunday until on monday , we will have the heaviest rains in the northern parts of our country, and the villages of ardabil, gilan, m

chat gpt has dropped for the 3rd straight month.milar web says worldwide desktop and mobile web site visits to chat gpt fell by over 3% to 1.4 billion in august. but analysts say use of check up t will likely increase as kids go back to school across the country. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. if you are planning on heading to levi stadium for a 49 ers game this season. >> we take a look at the new food options you can expect. and for the weekend, time for the indigenous red market. the event runs from 11:00am to 04:00pm at the native american health center in oakland, today's event features singer samantha crain from hulu's hit show reservation. dogs auther tommy orange will also be there signing copies of his book. we can also find powwow dancers, some performances as well. the event is free to well. the event is free to attend. ♪ with everything you have on your plate, earning your degree online seems... impossible. but at grand canyon university, we specialize in helping you fit a master's degree in education into your

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open ai, the creator of chat gpt plans to hold its first-ever developer conference in san francisco, in november. the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit is also coming in november, which will put the city on an international stage. still, tourism officials acknowledge there will be a drop in convention attendance next year. must coney center is expected to host 21 events in 2024 . that fulfill 427,000 hotel room nights, which is down 36% from this year's projection. cassandra castillo, with sf travel told me, her team has known for a few years that 2024 will be softer for conventions. she says they are working hard to bring in business outside of conventions, and offer incentives to lure companies here. take a listen. >> we are letting up the phones all the time to bring in new business whether it is at must coney center or a hotel or event space. we are asking what the groups need, right? what can san francisco deliver on to get them here. so, we have a host of tools in our toolbox, ranging from incentives at must coney center, transportation and security costs, that will kick

so, speaking with gpt—3, we were able to talk about this idea of different shapes and what shapes representg very simple applications through midjourney and dall—e with paul zoller started to visualise some of the earlier texts that we'd generated. so you started to see these new set pieces — a white tree floating over a stage, a large disk that is black and absolute with water — and these kind of visual hallucinations that came from these ai conversations, they were directly inspired by us and then, that directly inspired us. we took a lot of images and photos of and recordings of the practice. and as mario started to develop the movement based on the narrative, we ended up with a data set and then, we were able to use these as visual prompts using stylegans to effectively generate interpretations of those images, like morphing, shifting, different movements which he then took inspiration from. he had these images and video that he would think, "this is an interesting emotion. "oh, the way that arm is something i wouldn't "have thought of." so, again, this augmented creativity, this dialog

i put in chat gpt the following question. write a poem about joe manchin and john barrasso.n less than 3 seconds, this is what it wrote. >> oh, my god. >> in senate chambers where voices resound, joe manchin and barrasso they are found. manchin the testimony contract from west virginia hills is principle shaped by coal field mills, he seeks compromise, middle grounds graze in a divided senate he finds his place. barrasso republican from wyoming's plains with conservative values deeply for policysion distinct and clear in the halls of congress he perseveres. though their ideologies often diverge the senate they engage discuss and urge for the common good they both aspire to serve their constituents their hearts on fire. two senators distinct in their view let bound by a duty to represent you in democracy's stance they play their part, joe manchin and john barrasso with determined heart. isn't that -- >> make sure we don't eliminate that part of the ai. [laughter] >> think of that, in less than two seconds, the data searched to put the material together make it rime and have i

campaigns have also started using chat bots to generate content through chat gpt. that's triggered concerns that the software could be used to mislead voters by generating messages that appear to come directly from the real candidates. >> the more we can go to a machine and say write a speech in the style of donald trump and have it address these three topics and we get a speech pumped out on the other end somebody can paste that on the internet. we don't know if it is real. we don't know if it's fake. >> a whole new world here. recently google and youtube's parent company alphabet said it will require candidates and campaigns to publicly disclose any use of ai in advertisements. experts say voters also need to be more critical of what they're seeing and hearing online. >>> there is growing evidence of our climate in crisis. this summer turns out to be the hottest on record. nasa made the announcement today about the new record. it comes as exceptional heat swept across the globe. experts say it is largely because the seas are getting warmer and antarctic sea ice r

needed for developments in the field of artificial intelligence nike think of such neural networks as gpt chat - this creates a whole industry of new programs and applications that require computers to be very high-performance ai-based technology will revolutionize the battlefield, which is why the pentagon is perhaps most interested in this research in the future pilot f- 35 during the takeoff , artificial intelligence will help, in fact , drones, tanks, soldiers will work synchronously on the battlefield , scientists call this development of artificial intelligence a technological singularity, according to the predictions of many photographers, humanity will be able to it will be achieved by the end of this decade andriy boris dmytro savchuk voice of america 10 containers of medical aid worth almost 6 million dollars were sent to ukraine from the united states by the ukrainian hospital support fund, which has been helping to rescue military and civilians in ukraine for 9 years, the cargo includes everything necessary for rescue and treatment of ukrainian people, the topic is continued b

i note that a very similar project, based on gpt chat and voice generation called apade, was launcheds aim to keep the scammer from communicating for at least minutes, but for now the conversation lasts on average only 5 minutes. i go into the shower, a shell flies into the office, you and rudskoy made some mistakes in you, naturally you did, what would you have done differently, we could have won, those who went against a peaceful city and unleashed a bloodbath are criminals, then this is an option it was not parliamentary, not popular, but tough that was elected, there was no need to shoot from tanks, it was, it was a spectacle, of course, it was from here that the same broadcast was conducted, which was watched by the whole world. the fact is that each side believed that the instigator was the other side. i myself in those days he fulfilled his oath. even after 30 years, i believe that i do not know the whole truth about the events of 1993. russia is experiencing the most difficult political crisis in post-soviet history, which... will end in bloodshed. this academic year there wil