are you using chat gpt? ~ , ., ., own models? are you using chat gpt? ~ _, ., _, gpt? if we were just using chat gpt, not least because everyone in the world would be able to see it. ai is totally transformative. it already is in our society, it will become even more so over time. that very well overused word, exponential, you really have to think through the mass of that. it is a graph like that. and if we were on top of that, we would very quickly lose relevance, so we are really committed to being on top of emerging technologies. ai enables us to do some really interesting things around exploitation of data, it also... one example of counterterrorism, you try and find a way of identifying targets who you could approach or disrupt who might be involved in a terrorist group. out on the internet, there is an ocean of extremist bilge, and large language models are brilliant at wading through that and distilling it and giving you, if you like, the kind of vernacular that operational offices can then use as they frame and approach some of these characters. that is just on

we use things like chat gpt. an example _ use things like chat gpt.tion we're _ describes the conversation we're having, how fast this disinformation spreads. i put that— disinformation spreads. i put that into _ disinformation spreads. i put that into chat gpt before i did a presentation and it's not a winston _ a presentation and it's not a winston churchill quote, it's from — winston churchill quote, it's from jonathan swift in the 1700s _ from jonathan swift in the 17005. ai helped me disprove that this — 17005. ai helped me disprove that this disinformation that has been around for years. it should — has been around for years. it should be _ has been around for years. it should be integrated into these technologies. is should be integrated into these technologies.— technologies. is this where the two worlds _ technologies. is this where the two worlds collide _ technologies. is this where the two worlds collide because - two worlds collide because there are some conspiracy theories that they put out ai generated material as well. maybe you can st

refresh. >> and it is really difficult for gpt-4. gpt-4 could not solve the captcha.te where you can hire humans to do different things for you and it asked a human to solve the captcha for it. now the human got suspicious. the human asked, why do you need somebody to solve captcha for you? are you a robot? it asked directly, are you a robot? and gpt-4 answered, no. i am not a robot. i have a vision impairment which is why i can't solve the captcha so i need your help. [laughter] >> jordan: so the truly evolved human is not someone who is smarter, it is just somebody who gets someone else to do the work for them. smart. scary. >> yeah, very scary. >> jordan: you actually -- you signed a book for me backstage, and one of the comments you made within it was to not lose hope. help me. help me do that. where do you see those little glimmers of hope? when you look at this uncertain and perhaps scary future that we are walking into? >> you know, i think that ai is nowhere near its full potential. but humans also, we are nowhere near our full potential. if we -- if for every

alice command, let's figure it out, since april, all communication with alice has been based on the gptel and then alice pro was launched. from free version it differs in two points, firstly, it works on the basis of the most powerful neural network model of yandex gpt3 pro. this means that its answers are more complete and accurate: superiority according to yandex's own estimates from one and a half to five times, depending on the category of tasks. another issue is that since we are talking primarily about text generation, this is mainly no longer voice communication with a speaker, but text on a service website launched specifically for these purposes. and, as they say, some, especially new ones professionally oriented users go there right away. however, the voice interface works in pro mode. we often meet sessions when people are at home with a speaker, in their free time a marketer comes up with an idea, he starts to hammer it out in a dialogue with alice, then we support, actually, the save function, you can just say save speakers, and this chat will be put aside in a separate ent

but the book does for the most part on one class of ai systems that includes chat gpt. so it does focus on machine learning technologies that are trained on volumes of human generate a data data that reflects our behaviors, our decisions, our bodies. but there's lots of other kinds of ai. we have ai systems that trained on climate data. we have ai systems that are trained data about minerals or plants or the of the early universe, right. you can train machine, machine systems on data about pretty much anything. but the book is really focused the subset of ai tools that have been made commercially available to to just about everybody with a with a phone. now that are trained on data about you and me and, people like us. one of the things that you do in the book that's nice is early on you differentiate a little bit between some of the earlier approaches creating what people were already talking as artificial intelligence and the turn towards machine that you've just described. maybe could very, very briefly share with the audience that sort of that division and why chose

i get to use tools like gpt forint chat gpt program and how i enable my security engineers to be their security leader knows people are their most important resource. the reality is security engineers face a life of toil in their work so before they can get to the high order tasks that they need to focus on things like making judgments around our securities building systems and making decisions on how to build ourselves more securely they need to do a lot of legwork. maybe it is ingesting an endless stream from our detection infrastructure, maybe it's gathering context from our plot environments and talking to employees. there is an enormous amount of legwork for security engineers across the industry to get to those higher decisions they need to be focused on. we found by deploying models internally we are able to alleviate toil in many ways. all sure quick example. suppose an employee in your organization makes a change that introduces some sort of adverse condition. maybe they push a cloud research that sensitive that it sets off an alarm bell from the security team. historically th

yandex gpt, that is, before that, access to a large language model from the voice assistant was implementedl and required an explicit launch by the alice command, let's figure it out, since april all communication with alisay. it differs from the free version in two ways: firstly, it works on the basis of yandex's most powerful neural network model, gpt3 pro. this means that its answers are more complete and accurate, superiority according to yandex's own estimates from one and a half to five times, depending on the category of tasks. another issue is that since we are talking primarily about text generation, this is mainly no longer voice communication with the speaker, but... and this chat will be deposited in a separate entity, which you can then return to on the desktop and finish or take the results that you came up with with the column. the second point that distinguishes alice pro from the free version is that at the april presentation they called professions, then they showed one nanny who, according to the set schedule, will wake up the child for school, play educational quests fro

gtv come on, gpt , gpt, thank you come on, gpt, gpt, thank you very much. references, however, didn't your references, however, didn't you know because you've been singing too many hymns in church and wailing along to wonderwall in the shower when you were young, it was wonderwall and oasis song. i believe so. okay, i can't believe that i know less about more about this. >> i thought you'd got confused with wonder woman, so i was going all right, okay. yeah, but let's get back to dynamic pricing, because actually, i think dynamic pricing is a good way for businesses to sell tickets, and it's the much the fairest way. and actually it takes ticket touts out. i don't object to ticket touts , but i object to ticket touts, but i don't understand why that we have it in, for instance, baked into our public transport systems where it endlessly favours those with extraordinarily dull lives and often very stable and well—paid jobs. >> and for those of us who well fly by the seat of our pants a little more often, we're always being slapped in the face with massively h

. >> yo le di las imÁgenes a chat gpt. vamos con los consejos.fÍjese en las orejas y las manos. hay algunos errores que los distingue. el texto no se puede distinguir muy bien. un ejemplo de la vida real me saliÓ en esta red social. puede hacer esta bÚsqueda. mucha gracia por este reportaje. >> la tecnologÍa avanza. hay que tener mucho cuidado. >> maÑana tenemos informaciÓn a la noche. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ maity: tenemos el vÍdeo secreto en el que narcotraficantes hondureÑos discuten pagos a polÍticos de ese paÍs. univisiÓn investiga y este portal revelan los detalle

aurora gpt is a first big thing from the u.s.ublic sector that is about ai capability rather than safety. investment rather than regulation, and is a hint of things to come. today there are two political economies within ai. private ai, represented by wes cote -- west coast titans like ai and microsoft -- google and microsoft. as well as private companies like meta. many people distrust the tech titans, but open-source ai has also provoked fears over safety and more subtle forms of corporate control. aurora gpt and those like it hint at a third political economy of ai, public ai, or ai as public infrastructure. public ai denotes ai models and applications that are publicly accessible, publicly funded or provisioned, and governed by a public body such as a government. public ai is more equitable than private ai, more accessible than open-source ai, and safer than both. public ai might take the form of a public option for ai -- such as healthcare.gov, or national agency like the bbc. he could be a wide-ranging policy scheme like ru

and you know what i thought that you and i were so into that elon musk we recently argued with gpt chatmind. man elon musk. and the gbt chat tried to prove to me, well at least this big language model tried to prove to me that elon musk, well, very smart, a great inventor and just, and just super, how he advanced all mankind in inventions, in the first queue i then asked: okay, jeptichat, what inventions did elon musk make, you can name 10 of the most famous inventions of elon musk, which simply greatly advanced us along the path of progress and changed our lives for the better. for which time gpt listed 10 different rockets and some lotions for those rockets that elon musk uses to launch roadsters into space, and all that other stuff, and you know that, in fact , all these rockets are technologies of the 60s of the last century, and musk's real invention musk's real invention that made him a billionaire is something he developed with other it people then the system, how safe and... convenient to pay with a card via the internet electronic payments, paypal, i.e. it was later commerciali

loser because, oh, my goodness, gpt is available to do the same thing.ow it has chops the swings are hard to predict i think for adobe and a.i., their firefly add-ins for the cloud are coming at a really rapid pace they are innovating at a rapid pace we just saw yesterday about the text-to-video generation generating up to five seconds of video. that is coming this year that was widely expected i think what's important is i don't know if whether it's runway or sora from gpt or more others i don't know if adobe's firefly has to necessarily today compete on the merits and features and functionality. i think it is important that adobe continues to drive usage and adoption of its core flagship products. in firefly, the use case is able to did that, then we're talking about being able to sustain their revenue growth into 2025 from the use cases. >> jackson ader with the under weight rating. thank you very much. we'll talk to you soon. >> thanks, dom. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," the great miami condo divide and why developers are more bullish than

an ice cream shop in milan has started using gpt chat to create new flavor combinations. so. the owners of the establishment intend to look at their craft from new angles, as it is noted, even customers who were skeptical about the role of artificial intelligence in the production of their favorite ice cream, stopped complaining after the first tasting. artificial intelligence can definitely be compared to the invention of electricity, it is something truly destructive in the realities of our company, and above all, as far as we are concerned in this project, it was very useful in classifying. sat down at the typewriter and became the queen of the detective genre. scientists from the queen's university of belfast even derived a universal formula. to calculate villains in her novels: the reader gave gold to ten little blacks, silver - murder on the orient express, and hearts to the genius poirot. the books of the queen of detective fiction are still in the top of the most published ones today, the total circulation is 2 billion copies. such figures were conquered only by t

integra el famoso chat gpt en el siri.. veremos quÉ medidas se estÁn poniendo en contra de los policÍas que lo detuvieron, ahora todo estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. carolina: en noticia de Última hora, la princesa de gales, kate middleton, hace un anuncio sobre su tratamiento de cÁncer y da a conocer algo sobre su dÍa a dÍa que so ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: tenemos noticias de Última hora. se nos informa que la princesa de gales, kate middleton anuncia que ha terminado la quimioterapia, y que va a dar, algunas funciones pÚblicas, esposa del prÍncipe guillermo de 40 y 2 aÑos dijo en un comunicado la siguiente "me centro en todo lo que pueda para seguir sin cÁncer, aunque he terminado las, terapias, mi camino a la recuperaciÓn es largo y debo seguir tomando cada dÍa cÓmo viene". los mejores deseos para ella y para su familia. borja: es una buena noticia, definitivamente. lamentablemente no son las noticias las que tienen una familia colombiana que estÁn desesperadas y no sabe quÉ ha pasado con sus seres queridos, alexander Ángel y jos

if you look at the sophistication of every generation, gpt, look at how those fast models are coming out. look at how the sophistication of the intelligence that can be born into these technologies, those will be acceptable to our adversaries and we need to help industry lock that down. they have stood up to help push that talent. our acquisition systems and frameworks are two year cycles. it will change what we have about the last year and a half. that is happening much faster than the government ability to respond and proactively engage. i think we need to step back and look at those things. right now, you have people living in different layers. and that is just in government, much less industry. we need to set the conditions for much more understanding across the board. eric: we almost need ai secure by design to get things kicked off. we've got about a minute and a half left. what steps are you thinking about lessons learned in your current role that you will take to your next role? lt. gen. barrett: everything we are doing. going back to how you characterize to the world. everyt

the international entered energy agency says that a single request on chat gpt consumed 10 times as much electricity as a typical google search. by 2030, a.i. is expected to spark a 160% surge in data center power demand, which is according to goldman sachs but california lawmakers are also taken and aim at a.i. they are pushing for safety measures and trying to regulate how state agencies are using it. that includes self driving cars. kenny choi gives us a look. >> reporter: working as a writer driver to make ends meet. >> this is barely minimum wage after you factor in expenses. >> reporter: a software engineer who has worked for startups. >> right now, i don't have a job. i'm between jobs. >> reporter: the flexibility of driving for lift and uber allows him laying the foundation for his next endeavor and he's well aware of how a.i. advancements, including the proliferation of driver list cars is impacting workers. >> yes, there are tons of jobs limited, but ultimately we as a civilization have grown with new jobs created. >> reporter: lawmakers are trying to keep pace. the a.i. accoun

platform to new capabilities, the knowledge-based system would work with chat gpt and openai to helpapple opted under double digit, you want to keep it to fox business monday with all the big headlines and moves in the stock price, that will do it for me, thank you for joining us, have a great weekend, i will see you next time. >> behringer roundtable sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to behringer roundtable where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week

on the device, that is, without sending data somewhere to the clouds and to the integration with the gpt chat. as a result, the first elements of this new platform will become available only in october, only in the usa only in english, by the end of the year they promise access for the user. from the uk, australia, canada and new zealand again only with english. support for spanish, french, chinese and japanese is scheduled for the twenty-fifth year. during the arrest, the suspect began shooting and was eliminated. in the sverdlovsk region , an attempt was thwarted. assassination attempt on the head of a defense enterprise. what details are known? over 140 wildfires were extinguished in 24 hours. how is the fight against fire going in the lugansk people's republic and how many fires remain at this hour? legislative tasks in the state duma today the first plenary session of the autumn session. what questions plan to discuss first? suspected of fraud in moscow , former lawyer ilman pashayev was detained. what is the incrimination and how is it connected. greeted with bread and salt two shi

if you look at the sophistication from every generation, gpt 2, 3, 4, 5, look at how fast those numbersre coming out and look at how the sophistication of the intelligence that can be born into these technologies will be accessible to their adversaries either directly or through fee very. we need to lock that down so as they stood up to help push the challenge our acquisition systems and frameworks in the government of programmatic cycle of two years cycles, in two years, it will fundamentally change what we understand today so that is happening much faster than the government's ability to respond to proactively engage so we need to step back as a country and look at these things so you have people in technology layers and operational layers and that is just in government so we need to set the understanding across the board. >> we almost need ai secure by design to get things kicked off. or something similar. >> we've got a minute and 1/2 left. real quick. what steps are you thinking about basedhi on lessons learn in your current role that you will take to your next role? >> everything

gpt, a sign that things are getting back to normal for bart. ridership numbers are surpassing pre-pandemic levels. the agency says daily ridership yesterday was over 204,000 riders for the first time since the pandemic started in 2020. they're crediting the return to office for bay area companies after years of people working remotely. okay, a live look at the coliseum. all that sadness and anger. excuse me? all that anger is now turning to sadness and tears. about 24 hours remaining of oakland a's baseball. and then they're done with oakland. this is a live look at the coliseum. the a's taking on the rangers tonight. and then the finale of oakland is tomorrow afternoon also against the rangers. the a's move is having a real impact on people's lives. hundreds of concession workers are out of a job. unite here local two represents around 400 workers at the coliseum. union members spoke today outside the ballpark, accusing their contractor, aramark, of refusing to pay severance for the workers who will be laid off. the workers say that they only

platform to new capabilities, the knowledge-based system would work with chat gpt and openai to help users write e-mails, reports, text messages and generate images, shares of apple opted under double digit, you want to keep it to fox business monday with all the big headlines and moves in the stock price, that will do it for me, thank you for joinin great weekend, i will see you next time. >> behringer roundtable sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to behringer roundtable where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, coming up investors either 2284 but enter presidential race ahead of u.s. public policy on what the election could be for the markets, later huge energy demand is driving american companies to a once shunned alternative, how investors can play the nuclear energy come back, we begin with the expert panel and three things investors are to be think about right now on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, teresa and jacob sunshine. it was one of those weeks on wall street were nothing worked. >> nothing at all, for good reason, we had two big e

operation was busted in part by social media giant meta and by open ai, which discovered that its chat gpt software was being used to generate problematic content, they confirmed the existence of the influence operation and described it to the israeli company stoic, but are these seemingly independent efforts to manipulate and dissemble like facts for peace? in the covert adds actually linked to the regime, it appears so. it is reported that the covert stoy campaign was funded to the tune of $2 million by the ministry of diaspora affairs, which has recently taken over the responsibility for public diplomacy. it is still not clear which state intermediary won the contract and subcontracted to stoic, however it is likely linked to voices of israel, the public benefit. fit company used by the regime to evade the us foreign agents registration act. the facts for peace campaign also seems linked as it has partnered with the ministry of foreign affairs and another regime cut out, the combat anti-semitism movement, which is responsible for raising 50% of the cost of all campaigns with the ministr

they use chat gpt in order to generate messages in proper english and so forth. be able to use, and of course, the digital space is a big surface area in which to be active. and that is where this is mostly being waged. this is in part why authorities want social media platforms to be more accountable for the content that takes place on their platforms. it is. and of course it is also... we should say that social media platforms generally speaking, especially since 2016 have increased our efforts to root out some of this, but it's difficult and it's not going to always be a complete solution to this phenomenon. really, it's going to continue to happen until either of the russian government or whoever else might do this — and there is evidence that iranians in chinese and others are involved in these kinds of things — either believe their actions aren't going to be successful or that they are going to pay a cost higher then the benefit they think they might get, so that is where the us imposing costs on the government of russia needs to come into play. with regard

they use chat gpt in order to generate messages and proper english and so forth.able to use, and of course, the digital space is a big surface area in which to be active. and thatis area in which to be active. and that is where this is mostly being waged. that is where this is mostly being waged-— that is where this is mostly being waged. this is in part why authorities _ being waged. this is in part why authorities want - being waged. this is in part why authorities want social| why authorities want social media platforms to be more accountable for the content that takes place on their platforms. it that takes place on their platform-— that takes place on their latforms. , ~ ., , platforms. it is. and of course it is else -- — platforms. it is. and of course it is also... we _ platforms. it is. and of course it is also... we should - platforms. it is. and of course it is also... we should say - it is also... we should say that social media platforms generally speaking, especially since 2016 have increased our efforts to root out some of this, but it's difficult a

milan ice cream shop starts using gpt chat to create new flavor combinations, owners say they were overwhelmed the role of artificial intelligence in the production of their favorite ice cream, stopped complaining after the first tasting. artificial intelligence is definitely comparable to the invention of electricity. it is something truly disruptive in the reality of our company. and above all, as far as we are concerned, this project, he was very useful in classification. the first ice cream created with the help of artificial intelligence was aiитерра, white chocolate, berry sauce, balsamic vinegar and caramelized black pepper, but no matter how you look at it, all the flavors created by the machine are brought to perfection by human hands. a failed pianist who turned onto the very road of the master of style. the british writer survived the first. in her novels: the reader gave gold to ten little blacks, silver to murder on the orient express, about the hearts of the genius poirot. the books of the queen of detective fiction are still among the most published today, with a total circulati

finally, here is the gpt chat, usually we ask artificial intelligence.hat he imagined himself as prince konstantin vasyl ostrozky, how would he answer the question: you, he is called the uncrowned king of russia, what prevented ostrohsky to become a full-fledged king of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth? and here the answer of artificial intelligence is as follows: i, prince konstantin vasyl ostrozky, believe that my role and influence on the state affairs of the commonwealth of nations exceed the simple title of king, although my family line has claims to the royal title, i believe that my service to the people is in devotion and... a view of the country, and not in a formal coronation. my goal is to help the commonwealth prosper and become stronger than ever before. this is the answer of artificial intelligence. how much in ostrozhsky had ambitions, that is, he could have really been such a ukrainian ukrainian king on the throne of this state, but it did not work out, or did he not want it? well , here is the case, probably, when the artificial intell

in conclusion, here is the gpt chat, usually we ask artificial intelligence, today we asked it to imagine itself as prince konstantin vasyl ostrozky. how would he answer the question: you call him the uncrowned king of russia, what prevented ostrogsky from becoming a full-fledged king of the commonwealth of nations? and here the answer of the artificial intelligence is as follows: i, prince konstantin vasyl ostrozky, believe that my role is to influence the state affairs of the commonwealth of nations beyond the simple title of king. although mine is ancestral line and has a claim to the royal title, i believe that my service to the people consists in devotion and the development of the country, and not in a formal coronation. the goal is to help the commonwealth prosper and become stronger than ever before. this is the answer of artificial intelligence. to what extent did ostrotskyi have ambitions, that is, he could have really been such a ukrainian ukrainian king on the throne of this state, but it didn't work out, or he didn't want it? well, here is the case, probably, when artificial

occurs, if we are talking about language models, such as - for example, well, all of us... the famous gpt chat, gigachat, for example, then this is a function that takes a set of words as input and tries to predict the next one, and so so, if we predict a word many times, then we will get, for example, the next chapter of leo tolstoy, that's what the language model specifically does, that's - after all, a neural network, it can not just compile, it can create some new interesting ones, that is, this is a new quality after all. it's like saying, if the neural network did not see some object during training, then of course it is unlikely to create it, but with those objects and with those styles that it saw during training, neural, i mean, it can of course to do different very, very cool things in my opinion, that is, it can process , for example , make some objects in the style of some artist, here you can argue whether this is creativity or not, yes, these disputes are already going on, and quite fierce, quite toughened, but the very fact that this can be done. it turns out beautifully, e

gpt chat in our gigachat is easy to forget, show a russian family, and you will see what different picturesyou will see what different definitions there will be, well then you understand that if we are now in conditions when russian culture is cancelled, when attempts are being made to cancel, as we know, unsuccessful cancellations of russian culture, all the same it goes through data, through media, all this ultimately adds up to the brains... of artificial intelligence, and of course, the pictures turn out naturally different and just like with wikipedia, as you know, there is a version of many events there, which is very different from... what we know in reality, yes, the same thing with artificial intelligence, different volumes of data, trained on different, on different facts, give out different pictures in total, but accordingly, if suddenly from some article if suddenly in russia they will use it predominantly, then naturally it will give both young people and the younger generation its own picture of the world, which it will be imbued with. this concerns here we are going to discus