Monthly Archives: March, 2023
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Google Bard’s Belief in Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft vs Google: Artificial Intelligence battle; Compare two AI models, ChatGPT and Google Bard, to understand their capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Find out how are the two language models similar and how are they different? See which bot was crowned the best!
Gaining Big Returns from Artificial Intelligence Stocks: 3 Companies to Consider Now
Discover promising opportunities to invest in leading companies that utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI). Three tech stocks to consider are Microsoft, SentinelOne, and Palantir. Microsoft looks to benefit from leveraging ChatGPT while SentinelOne's cybersecurity solutions have seen strong growth and Palantir's Micro Model ecosystem allows data to be processed faster. Investing in AI can have high potential upside.
Investing Trends: How A.I. Could Give a Boost
Investors are showing an increased interest in AI breakthroughs, giving rise to opportunities in various technology stocks such as Microsoft, Alphabet and Nvidia, as well as ETFs. US head of Thematics & Active Equity ETFs at BlackRock, Jay Jacobs, is exploring ways for the tech to create more advancements in industries such as healthcare, genomics and cybersecurity. With asset management, Blackrock's offerings such as ARKG, BUG & IHAK ETFCs could revolutionize the future.
Publishers Worrying Over ‘Fair Use’ and Revenue Loss due to AI Tools
Publishers worry about fair use of content and potential revenue losses due to the rise of AI tools. News Media Alliance is researching the impact of AI on paid media, while companies like Microsoft have developed AI tools with attributions. Google's Bard does not feature attributions, and legal guidelines are yet to be established. Publishers are taking precautions to protect their content, but copyright defence is overdue.
Ex-Financial Chief Calls for Adoption of Chatbot Technology in Schools, Criticizes DSE Exams for Impeding Creative Thinking
John Tsang, the former Hong Kong financial secretary, emphasized on the creative and innovative development of the city's educational system by urging the introduction of an AI technology like OpenAI's ChatGPT. He criticized the DSE exams, calling it shackles for students, and advocated more options for them in their learning journey. His focus on students’ creative activities comes as the world increasingly competes, and thus Hong Kong must stay ahead.