Monthly Archives: April, 2023

. The European Union has proposed a new AI Act to regulate Artificial Intelligence. It will classify AI tools based on risk levels and provide full disclosure on copied content used during development. Alongside tech companies and copyright holders pushing for reform, the bill aims to protect users and creators. With the Act's final version soon to come, the AI industry's future looks bright yet uncertain.

ChatGPT is revolutionizing conversations with its advanced AI capabilities, offering 24/7 support, natural language understanding and contextual memory that bridges the gap between humans and machines. 94.8% of users prefer this new type of communication, making it the most popular form of communication. Companies like Viber have found success in using ChatGPT to delight customers, improving customer experience and helping to reach marketing goals.

Microsoft Designer is revolutionizing the graphic design industry with its free platform; equipped with fresh AI tools for easy creation of high-quality visuals. With AI-generated images and text options, customized templates, and new editing tools; it makes creative workflows faster, easier and more accessible. Try out these new features now and see what this innovative powerhouse has to offer!

Comparing answers between Microsoft Edge's Bing AI and Google's Bard AI is now made easier with the new developer browser version of Edge. With a Bing AI advertisement appearing in the address bar, users can now more easily compare answers of both chatbots. Try the new version of Edge now and see the difference! #microsoftedge #bingai #barai #browserengine #compareanswers

Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire founder and CEO of Meta, witnessed his net worth increasing by $10.2 billion after the company's strong performance in the recently concluded quarterly results. The 14% stock rise was the third-largest in Zuckerberg's epic career, with his net worth now standing at $87.3 billion as per the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. Revenue from the March quarter stood at $28.65 billion, a 3% y-o-y growth and beating expectations. Meta (formerly Facebook) also declared an estimated expenditure of $86-90 billion in 2021, including $3-5 billion of restructuring costs related to consolidation of facilities and personnel.