Monthly Archives: March, 2023

ChatGPT is a remarkable breakthrough in artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI and substantially backed by Microsoft. Recent studies state that nearly 80% of US workers are likely to face job disruption due to this AI-powered chatbot. It is capable of executing a variety of tasks, from essay writing to job applications, and is considered as a major breakthrough in modern technology. OpenAI shares a research paper which highlights how ChatGPT will affect the labor market of US. Microsoft is the key supporter for OpenAI and has previously invested over $2 billion for its development.

Idaho recently joined 5 US states to legally permit executions by firing squad. Companies limit access to drugs for lethal injection, so States now opt for alternative execution methods. But does the outdated practice symbolize justice? Some believe no humane way to kill exists, & urge to not employ death penalty for criminal acts. Daniel Holmes from Feedzai shares signs of AI scams in online romance. Also, AI programs like Dreamstudio, Stable Diffusion, & DALL-E craft convincing images quickly. It is important to be vigilant when engaging in online dating.

ChatGPT has recently stunned Bryan Caplan, an economics professor at George Mason University, with its rapid development within three months. The bot achieved an impressive A-grade on what was once a tricky mid-term test with complex economics questions. It was updated to be 40% more accurate and built confidence in AI doomer Eliezer Yudkowsky with a bet AI won't end the world before 2030. Such development has raised ethical issues with potential plagiarism by students. Caplan is ensuring future tests are proof against ChatGPT by changing questions regularly. It is certainly an impressive accomplishment as ChatGPT has outperformed humans and revolutionised education.

Explore the provocative implications of mind-reading technology with renowned brain scientist Professor Nita Farahany in her book "The Battle for Your Brain"! Join Farahany as she investigates the ethical and legal implications of exposing our private thoughts, the potential benefits and risks of introducing this technology, and the future of Neurorights' laws.

This article explores the rapidly-evolving world of AI and its potential to both benefit and harm us. It examines the difference between AI's knowledge-synthesizing capabilities, and its lack of creativity, and highlights how the OpenAI company is spearheading developments. It also introduces the work of journalist Will Rodger, who is dedicated to exploring the impact of AI and robotics on society.