in fact, we used much more networks, but we settled on choosing the gpt image journey, despite this wed to the help of modern designers who used classically well -known tools, for example, to design the concept of a self-portrait of social networks of search engines, which are so familiar to each of us, we also resorted to air technologies are augmented reality, we have immersive reality, and the work that can be immersed in is called digital evolution and - all this stinginess helped us take ideas a little at a time, but the main work was still done with using two, these are gpt and mijourney. today, machines are confidently penetrating many areas of human life, so does the future belong to machines or to people? i don’t think that today artificial intelligence and machines can replace people, because this is still in embryo begins, but no one knows what will happen tomorrow, we can wake up tomorrow and technology, as they are moving very big steps today, and see if the development there in 1900 in our time, it is leaps and bounds, as they say, perhaps someday there will be something

if you have concerns about bard getting an answer wrong, spend like an hour with chat gpt. it makes things up. this is brand-new technology, and none of it is immune to making errors. >> a couple things i want to note. we saw a call today that really got our attention in the mega cap universe, though not a mega cap stock. corvo and sky works downgraded to sell at citi. that's interesting because they're always mentioned as part of the ecosystem. qorvo gets revenue in fiscal '23. what is siti's apple analysts have on the stock if the citi analysts covering semiconductors down grades those two stocks within the universe of apple to a sell? the analyst has a buy rating with $2040 as the price target. that's kind of interesting. the call around qorvo and sky works is on the possibility of the new phone from huawei in china. so, to me, it all trickles down to apple. kari, how do you want to think about this? i thought it was a peculiar call. >> when i saw that, i thought to myself, the analyst must think apple is putting pressure on suppliers on price. i was thinking the gross m

, in particular , brewers around the world were surprised by the awareness of the already legendary gptat is, we offered the intellect to help in the creation of this variety, it is already almost at the final stage. at this dnipro brewery, they have already created 12 types of beer with the help of artificial intelligence and plan to continue this cooperation, because consumers highly appreciated the quality of the new product. the most interesting thing is the way to add hops to beer. the most interesting solution offered by the chat is the unexpected moments of applying chalk, something unique is obtained. artificial intelligence has become a real trend, it is now everywhere. in medicine, virtual assistants already know how to determine diagnoses, do you want a toothbrush that will monitor the quality of teeth whitening by itself, please, there is not enough time, or make a schedule for the day, that gpt will do it for you. previously, it was necessary to be a specialist, to know certain mathematics, certain programming, other mechanisms. now each of us can use it, so you know, the d

teachers are encouraging students to use chat gpt.hey use it as a tool to solve problems and the students use it as a potential personal tutor >> it is misunderstanding to think the primary goal of the school system is to detect students who cheat. the goal of the school system is to teach the students >> nice way of using it. it is giving you a couple of answers if you are in doubt of what the text is about. >> i am curious to see the results of five high schools in mark are taking part in this two year project. >>> "cbs evening news" is coming up next on kpix. local news continues on cbsnewsbayarea i will see you at 5:00 ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, a special edition of "cbs evening news." we are in tel aviv, as israel's prime minister vows new attacks against hamas that will reverberate for generations. tonight this country on edge as

many times i have used chet gpt and i have encouraged my staff to use it for speech and it is not as good as cliff notes. if professors are having students use it and not getting good grades, it is probably because they're not asking the right questions. the class is probably not challenging enough. my point is, where is it that it is going to display things, how do we prepare for it, where is it that it will be creating opportunities? >> the focus on the impact of ai technology on jobs is critically important. we have a long history. we know technology does change work. in all kinds of ways. let me start by saying it is very early. right now we don't fully know. it has not fully played out how this new generation of language- based ai will, how will blossom and what effects it will have. the best understanding that many experts have in this area is that there were things that look a lot like prior changes with technology coming in. there are things that will not look the same. what i think we can expect is some jobs make it upscaled, become more available, allow people to earn more

i think sometimes we again another bait and switch that i and somehow gpt is same thing it's not gpt is a large language type of a.i. it's not like so these many of these example that i talk about or that we're talking about is not large language models at all, like language models skills, just problem. because in the real world of air, if you look at 98% of the applications out there, they're not large. they are very kind of supervised type language languages, if you will, whereas gpt is unsupervised. and what that means is that we're data and we're not really labeling all of the data in the real world these biases that we're seeing is like they're supervised. people are just labeling it incorrectly based upon who they are and should be called semi supervised enough, right? so imagine getting scrubbing the internet for lots of data because you got to have lots of data to do large language models. you can't do it with like one little group or one little small data set. it doesn't work. so you got scrub the internet, you got to scrub stuff that. people maybe don't even. i give you an

and google search and youtube ad revenue did, and more more detail on how the ai bot can take on chat gpt a huge investment in. on wednesday, the company behind facebook and whatsapp reports, facing competitions from the likes of telegram, meta announced it would roll out broadcast channels allowing users to broadcast messages on facebook and messenger. on thursday, the south korean chip giant is one of the worlds largest makers of memory chips and has had a really tough couple of quarters, like its larger rival samsung. that's because of an ongoing global over—=supply of chips has caused prices to drop but it will be interesting to hear how ai is driving demand for its high—end chips. similar results expected on the same day for intel. investors say we might see a double digit drop and it's been hit by a slump in the pc and smartphone industry. and finally on thursday it is online retail behemoth, amazon, with shares up almost 50% and expectations for the results are high. the company's cloud computing arm is getting a boost by the move towards ai but amazon is facing huge legal battle,

chat gpt is one for large language model, which is one of the most will know.s of images, images across the whole internet and make it where you can adapt them, so you can create pictures, videos and fake images so people don't know what they're looking at any more is real. you can start to impersonate humans very convincingly. it is starting to get to a point where some researchers, and it must be said, many companies are building this and will profit from it have raised an alarm. back in the spring they raised an alarm and they said they think this technology is posing risk, not that is happening now but it could pose a risk later. it said it is on the same level of risks as pandemics and nuclear war. so that got everybody�*s attention and that is why we are having this summit. so now you are caught up in the big question is whether those risks are surreal, some people think the risk, that are happening right now with al, which the prime minister didn't acknowledge and skirted over, things like bias and discrimination. there is a phrase here, garbage in, garb

the release of the newly accessible tools such as chat gpt challenged all of that and in the hands of those who want to mislead ai is a new and improved tool. instead of stilted communications with poor grammar, generative ai can provide apparent, precision and clarity. the potential threat to the administration of elections is real. we're talking about an old problem namely disinformation that can easily be amplified. one possible danger could come from an innocent circumstance, ai software simply might fail to grasp the nuances by our state by state election system. prominent computer scientist in minnesota named max made article several months ago. he asked chat gpt questions about law as senator klobuchar said she did and the program gave wrong answers to several questions. now was that intentional misdirects, probably not. in the wrong hands ai could be used to misdirect intentionally and in ways that are far more advanced than ever. i remember seeing a paper leaflet from an election about 20 or more years ago distributed in a particular neighborhood that told residents that in t

there was belief this original version of chat gpt and the open ai gpt three and four models are the step to getting us there. we've seen a lot of building, chatbots, something used for law, something used for medicine, something for students, plenty of these character chatbots from a company like meta. to match the hype, unlike the other big trends in tech that haven't amounted to anything, i see tech companies build with this stuff, deliver actual benefits to their customers, and so this is real and will take more time to ramp up. >> which leads me back to jason snipe. nvidia is where many bets have been placed, the stock is down 10% in a week alone. you have these new export bans weighing on the stock. some of the notes taking price targets down. it seems to be no margin of error for nvidia relative to where the story has gotten that stock to. >> i think clearly the expert bans are weighing on the stock. this week down 10%. i think going forward the margin for error has obviously decreased. i think what will be important, guess what, nvidia has delivered and that's why the multipl

is, that there was an understanding, we now we are teaching these artificial intelligences, this is gptence, it kind of already exists, but depending on what you call artificial intelligence, intelligence at the level of a monkey, intelligence at the level of a one-year-old child, intelligence at the level of a professor, these are different intelligences, for example, now these systems with artificial intelligence help to quickly analyze data sets in the army, that is, data has been received from various sources, sensors, what are the names of aircraft, satellites, and so on, all this situation, which took hours to analyze at headquarters, is resolved in principle in a minute, that is, the selection of targets from the photo tablet is processed instantly. rudiments of artificial intelligence systems are used in the same air defense systems , which, in principle, only requires confirmation from a person, yes yes, that is, it itself determined the target, identified the danger, this is built into modern fighters, that is , we already live in this, this is after all even there is in advan

and let chat gpt destination.taking over the world. people are doing their homework through it. could homework through it. you could say to gpt write a link say to chat. gpt write a link into a gb news breakfast story and they'd come up with something like that . uh huh. something like that. uh huh. blink of an eye. and so he let ai plan our entire holiday. needless to say , i ripped the needless to say, i ripped the whole thing up. did you scrapped it? >> why did you not like it? >> why did you not like it? >> i, i don't even like having alexa in the house. >> i just. i'm not a luddite. i really see the advantages of technology. things like at the airport when you can whiz through without to queue through without having to queue up. i just don't want my personal holidays or home to personal all holidays or home to be available on some digital all thing i don't know i don't like and is this gpt thing is this an app? yeah you can just type it into google chat gpt and then away. i'll do something while you do the sp

for example, a gpt chat-based voice assistant will quickly respond to a user's request and is availableatform. the development was presented by the united institute of informatics problems of nanlarusi. how to develop a project, he can ask the bot, and the bot he will be given a specific plan for the development of the project, that is, what steps the manager should take from planning to completion of the project. today, the institute also presented its second current project, the belarusian digital platform for artificial intelligence.by. developers in this area not only from belarus, but also from the cis countries. in general, the second it academy city forum brought together over 50 representatives of companies and organizations. everyone’s work is for the future and the development of high technologies in our country. for example, a belarusian software developer company software, creates it products in the electric power industry. the systems, by the way, have already been successfully implemented in oblenergos. of course, the goal is import substitution of existing automation syst

is the creator of chat gpt.t announced on its website on thursday the launch of its preparedness team. the company explained that frontier a.i. models will exceed the capabilities found in today's most advanced models. it said these systems have the potential to benefit all of humanity but also pose increasingly severe risks. open a.i. said it is necessary to understand the dangers that highly capable a.i. systems can pose when they are abused and how they might be used if stolen. >>> ford motor says a recent strike will cost the company $1.3 billion for this year, affecting its earnings. the u.s. auto maker says earnings in the july to september period still reverses a net loss recorded a year earlier, but it also said the strike by the united auto workers union has led to lost production of about 80,000 vehicles this year. the company also withdraw its operating results guidance for all of 2023. the strike started on september 15th. ford reached a tentative agreement with the union on wednesday. the deal inclu

artificially intelligent solutions, are connected with each other, they will be, that is, all the gptsith each other, and you and i stand 100 fur apart from each other and let's go to each other i’m meeting a friend, and a fly is flying between us, while we were walking, it was flying between us at a speed 10 times faster, that’s how many kilometers it flew, you can ask this question in the gpt chat. and moreover, he will answer it, but he will invent it, uh-huh, so you tell him, listen, this answer is wrong, he will say, oh, damn it, right, good, good that you told me it ’s wrong, it is again wrong, and so it may be infinite, but it is obvious that this problem has a formal mathematical solution, chatzheti, receiving a spell from svetlana about, you count, count, that’s how far the fly has flown, he understands that he’s hallucinating, he can’t count, he asks a formal question to tungsten alpha, gets an answer from him, wraps it in colorful text and gives it to svetlana, then the question, and it understands that it is collaborating, or until we tell you that you are lying to us, no ,

there's obviously up huge debate will stop writing their papers e chat gt gpt whether teachers bannerr not. examples you have seen with ai and how it can help children not just improve academically but with the mental health the social emotional intelligence that we know ai can help with. where people are saying ai is scary. it is a little scary. but the reality is the internet and television, computers and all of that that technology. it's growing exponentially now. for us and we are actually working together on this. our international they're coming together we are sharing knowledge and information some are ahead of us some are not reassuring that as well. to make sure centering the voice of educators. we are making decisions about the role of ai for schools what is true. that conversation. the other thing is we want to make sure we play a role in the professional development of our educators. d as this technology evolves we are making sure educators prepared for and they are teaching each other. as i did in schools around the chcountry i hear them talking about how the using ai in

alex: five years ago we go from gpt one two gpt for in five years.t is exhilarating it looks like it will happen very, very soon. the question is the safety element. does that holdback the pace of the development? it is an important one that people can answer right now. tom: thank you so much. alex webb right there. on the philosophy of what we are witness not the financial numbers there with bloomberg opinion. katie: i'm curious what copilot said to the question? tom: it crash the server is what it did. people come onto the show and say it will help margins by 200 bps and i'm like really? that is what is coming out of their mouths. lisa: and moody's was saying they will use chat gdp to help but there were words to generate them. if you can have what we are talking about -- with deutsche bank yesterday of how you can use chat gdp to find certain things to go through documents ugly, why analyze fed meeting and it if you can send chat gdp -- this is the question. at what point does it replace humans versus augmenting productivity which is another word

that's why we didn't rely completely on gpt to make those decisions. we did make a human decision. and there were three books, two of them that struggled with simply wrong. friday night lights, as well as killing mr. griffin by lois duncan just don't have any sexual content in them. and then the third sherman alexis. absolutely true diary of a part time indian. when we really dug into that one, you know, what was there that doesn't meet the letter of the law, the way that it's written in iowa. so we were able to put some books back and actually have had conversations with buzz since then. he's been great to to talk to and ultimately his reaction and his influence is part of what gave us the positive outlet with the new york times and other sources to be able to draw attention to what's happening here in iowa and how it really is problematic. did you invite mr. bissinger to come visit mason city? i haven't done that. i shouldn't do that. what books did end up coming off the shelves? oh, i won't remember them all off the top of my head. i know kite runner was one. there were. i know

half million square feet of office space from rideshare giant uber openai is the company behind chat gpt their current headquarters are in the city's mission district. but this move to mission bay would give the ai giant space to roughly triple its workforce. if that happens, it would be one of the most important retail, real estate deals in the city since the pandemic meantime, president biden has issued an executive order on ai making at the federal government's first action of its kind. it addresses a eyes effect on the labor market by creating new safety and security standards. the white house says it also protects consumer privacy and civil rights, providing guidance to landlords and federal contractors try to avoid the use of ai algorithms that could result discrimination. beginning november, 30th paper tickets will no longer be accepted on bart. this change comes as the transit agency is rolling out new state of the art fair gates. and as clipper prepares for the launch of the next generation, clipper cards, you can start planning for the change by downloading the clipper app on y

making space-based cyber attacks, one has to read all the reports to do so to the ability of a chat gpt project to summarize recent information is incredibly powerful to make sense of the wealth of intelligence we have produced and that we produced today so a massive promise in the area of cyber defense. that's why we announced the darpa challenge to open that up and say we need to advance ai for defense over ai for offense. really massive promise in this space. as you know the approach the u.s. has been taking -- companies of the first base of resilience and defense. also the tests that have been done. the second piece is an executive order that work is underway. the aim for late fall and then finally work on the hill which is the regulatory approach to address some of those risks. we want to make sure the promise of peril that ai brings want to focus on the promise. i think when i think about what would be to your point, just a real -- the kind of promise in this space. i talked earlier about extreme weather to keep people safer. if we were able to predict the fires in malley and use

chat gpt is really an advanced search engine right now. that's all we're looking at. takes yourr google results and puts them in human speech but it's wrong most of the time. it's not actually correct. it's reverting everything to the need. what's the most average answer to that question and that doesn't offend anybody or saying anything controversial or upsetting and it's wrong and it's -- it's not -- it's not what we think it is. it's just search right now and yes, we can use on the future where these things are actually smart but we're not there. >> hi, i have a couple of points to go back to some of the things that you were talking about earlier in the conversation. long time caregiver. i live in this gorgeous area, so my life is all about experiencing things not virtually. try and deliver something essential. it's great for my soul. >> thanks for that. mr. rushkoff. >> yeah, i mean, i've been blessed to be able even just drive through utah a few times and if you have the opportunity to do it, do it. it's different, right. you feel different from the creation itse

subscription to microsoft 365, while it only comes from microsoft’s investment in the stupid open ai with its gpte famous dialog bot chad jpt since 2019 amounted to $13 billion. the situation is similar, as they say with google, it builds its own neural networks, but this is also about large language models. billions of parameters and colossal resources for training, and most importantly, the costs of creating artificial intelligence are not limited. the same microsoft, for example, in its latest report on its environmental impact reported that the corporation’s water consumption increased by a third last year. associated press sources are confident that we are talking about the cooling system a new separate computing center that the corporation built in a small town in iowa, just for the neural network. ai and in absolute numbers this is almost 6.5 billion liters of water per year, that is, 2,500 olympic swimming pools, as has already been calculated, each batch of only a couple of dozen requests, only in terms of server cooling costs half a liter of water, which also costs money . to save at an

the united institute of informatics problems nanlarusiya presented a voice assistant based on the gpt the user's request and is available on the ios android web platform. in the modern world, you can quickly find out some information of interest, for example, if a manager needs to know how to develop a project, he can ask the bot, and the bot will give him a specific plan for the development of the project, that is , what steps the manager should take from planning to completion of the project. in addition, the institute presented a second one. digital platform of artificial intelligence.by. it will unite developers in this area not only from belarus, but also from the cis countries. in general, the second it academy city forum brought together over 50 representatives of companies and organizations. everyone’s work for the future and development of high technologies in our country. by the way, the introduction of artificial intelligence in the cis will be regulated by law and necessarily in accordance with ethical standards. allied parliamentarians are discussing the introduction of t

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for example, yandex gpt is an interlocutor with his own personal opinion.or a new project on ntv channel. a new documentary series about the lives of celebrities, a reality show about survival in extreme conditions, and artificial intelligence also decided that our television company needs to record more interviews with famous politicians and businessmen, launch a new program about russian athletes and an evening talk show about current social problems, which something more unusual, a show about time travel, well, great, you can offer it, i think we should take it, for those who are not yet ready to share their thoughts with artificial intelligence or... ask him for advice, another useful function has recently appeared: now the neural network can analyze a video in just a few seconds and retell it, highlighting the most important, and if you want to find and watch a specific episode, you just need to select the desired paragraph, playback will start automatically. do we have some kind of limit on the length of the video that a neuros can now transcribe and

the largest chinese search engine , baidu, launched a new, fourth version of its gpt-like neural networkni, and now it, as they say, is not inferior to gpt4 from open ai, representing the capabilities of the new large language model roben lee, the head and co-founder of baidu, began, characteristically, with a predominantly business application of neural city, for example, he showed chatbot a photo of a car in a couple of minutes in dialogue mode, based on it, he created a set of various advertising posters, posters, slogans and even an advertising video. there was a lot of talk about how generative neural networks can automate business analytics, bring order to work chats, and plan business trips. however, they didn’t forget about ordinary users, for interesting ideas a virtual doctor, to whom you can show the label of the pills, and he will tell you everything about them, give you more details, and give you advice; well, in general, they didn’t present any direct breakthrough applications of artificial intelligence, but they announced that the latest generation neural network is being

chat gpt another artificial intelligence platforms have led to speculation that a i eventually take over thousands of jobs currently performed. i humans, but ai is also creating a surge of new jobs. the employment website dice specializes in jobs for technology workers. it reports a surge in companies looking for those with expertise in ai from tech industries to banks and insurance companies. there are more than 5,000 job opportunities in a i. the california state library parks pass lets library cardholders checkout day passes to more than 200 state parks. >> recent survey showed most of the people who use those passes come from households that earn less than $60,000 a year and more than half are people of color. the state parks foundation tells la a new site that funding for the program expires next year. but the hope is lawmakers can provide the 9 million dollars would take to keep it going. francisco's bay ferry service is changing its schedule because of construction >> alameda terminal, project will include major repairs and replacing the old bridge and gangway. modernizing termina

i've already seen that to be the case with most interactions i've had with chat, gpt and other and other programs. so they work to an extent. >> times i try the chat bot and then i end up ending the conversation and picking up the phone and calling the customer service line. anyway >> yeah. and so i think and then the question of how much can go off the rails and also the rights part on the other end, there's all these different questions. what you definitely seeing with tech companies is that they're all kind of employing the same playbook. you know, they're there. some of them are collaborating. you know, microsoft's bing is going to be running in meta's ai and you're having a lot of between alexa and meta and microsoft and google. they're all taking this approach and right now it's very chat based. but i'm really interested in the future of perceptual ai because i look at vr and ar. it's kind of a scary, weird, fascinating territory because any other sensory data, any big data set could be applied to ai. does that, you know, health data, other things . so we think about chats, but thi

microsoft sought to get ahead of the competition with a multibillion-dollar investment in gpt owner opencalled it revolutionary, like the internet or mobile phones? his idea of ​​bill gates is to replace humans with robots, then everything will be very simple. by the way, mentioned. here is this chat bot, it’s already speaking to westerners he writes to politicians, they are even proud of the fact that now they do not need to employ a speechwriter, and such a speech can simply be written by him, yes , malik, well, yes, you are absolutely right, and not in vain, right now even a whole strike has begun in hollywood, screenwriters and actors who are afraid that they will be replaced by artificial intelligence in the coming years, these are not only screenwriters and actors, yes, these are also copywriters, in the future there will be programmers and so on, that is, in the future we will of course see radical transformations of the economy , where well... maybe maybe hundreds of millions of people will lose their jobs because they can be replaced by artificial intelligence, well, just bill g

and google search and youtube ad revenue did, and more detail on how the ai bot bard can take on chat gptompany behind facebook and whatsapp reports, facing competition from the likes of telegram, meta announced it would roll out broadcast channels allowing users to broadcast messages on facebook and messenger. on thursday, the south korean chip giant sk hynex is one of the worlds largest makers of memory chips and has had a really tough couple of quarters, like its larger rival samsung. that's because of an ongoing global over—supply of chips has caused prices to drop, but it will be interesting to hear how ai is driving demand for its high—end chips. similar results expected on the same day for intel. investors say we might see a double digit drop and it's been hit by a slump in the pc and smartphone industry. and finally on thursday, it is online retail behemoth, amazon, with shares up almost 50% and expectations for the results are high. the company's cloud computing arm is getting a boost by the move towards ai but amazon is facing huge legal battle, a landmark anti—trust lawsuit in

gpt chat, which has become a star of social networks, is actively used by specialists of various profilesnologies are already used in medicine, design, and business. the ministry of digitization plans to integrate artificial intelligence in state structures. read more, yehor romakhlo. what about what gray bradbury, aldousley and other masters of fiction once wrote is gradually becoming a reality, in particular, humanity has invented and is already actively using artificial intelligence, and these technologies are much closer and more accessible than it seems. 日本 語 を 求ん だ こと が ない に も 第ら ず 日本 語 で 流長 に communication が さるて に なって ええ. this is ai の カレェア の おかげだ. the real boom in human-accessible artificial intelligence occurred at the end of the 22nd year, something that was once only used by high-tech corporations, now everyone has it in their pocket, the race has begun, who can adapt a robotic assistant to everyday life faster and better , and the ukrainians are not far behind here, we choose some style, for example, scandinavian and colors, well, that is, what will be the mosques of this style

gpt four do incredible feats.ce an online worker to do its bidding to go . and to do its bidding to go. and to do tasks for it on the internet. so while at the same time we have many good opportunities from narrow ai systems , we do have narrow ai systems, we do have extremely powerful systems that even their own makers don't understand and don't control. and looking to this is the sci fi fear , isn't it, that you have fi fear, isn't it, that you have a machine that you can't ultimately unplug and it plugs itself back in and then it kills you. >> but is that realistic? aren't we clever enough to create the next machine along that controls the that's trying the machine that's trying to control us? >> we have failed to do >> so far we have failed to do so. even best so. and even our best scientists, our best experts, even the companies themselves building these extremely powerful systems do not have a solution. >> but then if we regulate it, it won't work anyway because they'll clever. they'll be so clever. >> they'

i using chat gpt essentially.es on the same task . so of course you need the task. so of course you need the expert teacher can over expert teacher who can look over the sort of the eye and say, doesit the sort of the eye and say, does it make sense? but i definitely think there's a huge , definitely think there's a huge, huge role in which i will transform form education and teaching . teaching. >> do you have >> but bobby, do you have concern turns there's a new report out today saying 1 in 3 brits are very concerned about al and its development because ai and its development because they're worried that it's going to steal their jobs. do you think that you could ever see artificial intelligence do the job of a teacher that perhaps one day there could be a robot standing at the front of the classroom in front of all of the children actively give children and actively give lessons . lessons. >> i think the reality is technology does change the way society runs . and when we think society runs. and when we think b

as a journalist, thought that i was incredibly cool, i can quickly rewrite any text, now this same gptt in a split second. a year ago it was not so advanced. are you not afraid that robots will appear in your area that will be better able to take samples from mars, sense the magnetic field more finely, determine iron meteorites in antarctica, and most importantly, if something happens to them, yes, of course, it’s expensive, well, i feel sorry for you, right , but it is very difficult for me now to limit those fields where the robot is useless in this regard, still such fields remain, after all, robots in this regard, they are for us they help, and do not compete, i would say so, that is, they do, they help to do some work more efficiently, this means that we must take on tasks that the robot cannot yet do, trite, this is like the example with dishwasher, because it washes dishes better than we do, but we don’t worry about it, we use these benefits, but nevertheless , people in creative professions and people who do analytics have concerns that they will remain out of work, some profes

and the same with chat gpt.have to realize i am sure most of the viewers do, it is hype right now. it really is hype. it is a stock market desperate for another big thing. zoom and all of these covid apps are not being used as much. all of the screaming media companies are not being watched as much because we are going outside. they need another thing. chat gpt is just really an advanced search engine right now it takes your google results in kind of pushes them into something that looks more like human speech but it is wrong most of the time. it is not actually correct. it is just reverting everything. what is the most average answer to that question. and thatst does not offend anyby or does not say anything controversial or upsetting. it is wrong and it is self-centered. it is not what we think it is. it is just search right now. we can use on the future where these things are actually smart, but weot are not there. >> st. george utah. good morning. >> hi. i have a couple of points to go back to some of the th

for example, yandex gpt is an interlocutor with his own personal opinion. new documentary series about the lives of celebrities. reality show about survival in extreme conditions. also artificial intelligence decided that our television company needs to record more interviews... with famous politicians and businessmen, launch a new program about russian athletes and an evening talk show about current social issues. anything more unusual time travel show? well, great, you can offer it, it seems to me that we should take it, for those who are not yet ready to share thoughts with artificial intelligence or ask it for advice, another useful function has recently appeared, now the neural network can analyze the video and retell it, highlighting the most important, and if you want to find and watch a specific episode... just select the desired paragraph, playback will start automatically. do we have any limitation on the length of a video that can now be transcribed and retold, well, now we have some restrictions, we retell a video up to 4 hours, well, that is, i

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what the calculator did the math, this chat gpt can really be helpful. we have to make sure that the progress and the responsibility kind of winds up together. instead of the progress happening in's possibility logging mine. >> we are meeting with members of congress that day. i was invited and honored to be invited by senator schumer. i am glad he is bringing the public civil society and the tech folks together to say, what we do? >> the president of american federation of teachers, aft.org. we will of course have you back. ? testimony from security officials on the use of ai technology. they address ai machine learning, employee training, and potential cyber security risks. this is just over an hour.

and a big part of that is the ai story, a lot has been discussed about the investment and leveraging gptechnology in microsoft's existing software, so there are questions about how that looks. for example all of us have used microsoft office and office 365. what's coming is copilot and a lot emphasis from investors is microsoft's ability to charge more for where ai has been added to existing software. there's evidence that was good but questions about how good it can be. paul: bloomberg technology coanchor ed ludlow. tech earnings to digest ahead of the open in asia, what are we watching? >> quite a mixed bag so when you look at futures, they are pointing lower, early moments for trading but not a great signal to investors given how much anticipation there had been around these results and broadly earnings had been expected to climb more than 30% for the big tech names. but we have new zealand stocks online trading negative aussie futures still pointing but the indexes closer were not seeing prices on that last trade. the other big thing is china and working through the details but the g

nadella testifying yesterday in the antitrust case against google admitting he may have overhyped chat gpt's potential to bing's market share. the company released its co-pilot for windows 11 and will start selling to business customers next month. amazon down 3% or so. it alleges project nese to adjust prices before canceling the program. and alphabet not as bad, down about a percent or so. expected to last several more weeks and could threaten its search dominance if it loses its case against the government. meta failed to wow investors with ai offerings like chatbots that mimic celebrities like paris hilton and snoop dogg. and, of course, we have to talk about ai darling nvidia down nearly 3% now but still up nearly 200% on the year, scott. >> steve kovach, thank you very much for that. >>> for more, let's bring in steve because he's zeroing in on the nasdaq. you suggest the qs have gone 198 trading days without a 2.5% or worse daily decline. that was your note from earlier today. prescient to what we're watching now. >> it's pretty remarkable. the last time we went a full market year was

things looked really ugly heard but then chad gpt debuted.the hold generative ai craze. we quickly realized that these technologies are what makes this possible heard we've been out there and we saw it with our own two eyes. and when it landed the only thing that people remembered was that it had $1 million over expectations in the last two quarters. glad we on this one and told investing club members to own it, not traded. meanwhile while madame meta platform came through last year, we went to the street for supporting the stock. after the first two rounds of layoffs, only byard a quarter of the workforce and this is the year of efficiency. it seems like the company can do no wrong. the digital apps recovery, and most importantly they have an open source code generation model that is one of the most compelling ai applications out there. but when you are dealing with a great company that stumbled you need to think about what could potentially go right if they change the entire narrative. at least that is true for what happened here. and fair