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Where search isn’t king is the way that the company prepares for a future
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced that Google’s new chatbot Gemini Advanced has been rolled out to users. The chatbot, which was announced earlier this month, has been designed to answer users’ questions about email and help them decide whether they should send a message to a robot. Gemini Advanced is currently just designed for answering…
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The Cloud Boss of Amazon believes in the hype of the dotcom bubble
Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Adam Selipsky has said that a new AI-powered chatbot can “understand intent…and react with personality”, Google’s VP of product management Jack Krawczyk said. The new Gemini chatbot will have “more attitude” and will “understand intent and react with personality”, he further said. Krawczyk added that the chatbot will “understand intent…
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Openai is letting anyone create their own version of it
OpenAI is reportedly planning to release a team subscription plan with flexible and annual option. The screenshot shows it’s priced at $25 per user, per month. The nonannual option will cost $30 per month, with a three-user minimum. OpenAI has also rolled out a GPT Builder option which lets users enter prompts to create a…
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Large language models have a dark risk
Microsoft has said that its new Bing AI-powered search engine can’t “hallucinate” accurate information using a chatbot developed by it. Microsoft’s Head of Responsible AI, Sarah Bird, said the chatbot, named Bard, is now capable of “hallucinating” inaccurate information. She added that Microsoft has made the technology more reliable and that it could still “hallucinate”…
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The risk of large language models
ChatGPT, the chatbot built by Google, was found to be unable to recognise a person’s face, according to a study by Google and Anthropic. The research showed that ChatGPT was able to recognise the face of a person through a “trick mirror”, allowing it to learn their English language. However, it couldn’t correctly recognise a…
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They got bigger with their ethical red flags
Google’s chatbots could undermine users’ perception of its search engine as neutral arbiters of truth, according to a survey conducted by Stanford University. “It’s completely untransparent how [ AI-powered search] is going to work, which might have major implications if the language model misfires, hallucinates or spreads misinformation,” said a researcher. The survey surveyed over…
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Bing has a new artificial intelligence Chatbot
Microsoft has started testing a new bot interface for its Bing search engine with an attempt to provide users with insights about content. The interface is based on OpenAI’s chatbot-like technology called ChatGPT. When users ask it questions like “Which running headphones should I buying to run outside to stay aware of my surroundings?”, it…
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Is a career safe now?
A professor at New Jersey’sbergen University has withdrawn his approval for a new chatbot, ChatGPT. The professor said that the tool did not build “critical-thinking and problem-solving skills” which were essential for academic and lifelong success. The chatbot generates persuasive responses to user prompts and even essays in response to user prompts. It was announced…