Monthly Archives: April, 2023
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ChatGPT Moves Closer to Being Like Bing Chat
ChatGPT introduces an exciting new feature that will bring it closer to Bing Chat: a powerful AI-powered search engine connected to Bing. VisualVichaar gives us an insight into this feature, and users can now tailor their searches specifically. With ChatGPT's new feature, users can now get precise and accurate results without needing an additional subscription fee.
Dubai University to Resume Traditional Exams After Students Caught Cheating with ChatGPT
Curtin University Dubai is taking action against student cheating with new pen and paper exams. Students must now be supervised, with oral one-on-one sessions, in order to prevent cheating with the advanced AI application, ChatGPT. This measure follows the university's assessment as one of the best universities in Dubai. Let us hope this will become a permanent change!
AI Tools such as ChatGPT and Midjourney Making Their Way into EU Legislation
The European Union has recently passed a new act that tightens regulations on the use of AI in content creation. Generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT and Midjourney, must now disclose any use of copyrighted material in their training. The objective is to ensure data privacy and foster innovation, while also protecting copyrighted content.
Apple Unlikely to Have a ChatGPT Competitor in the Market Anytime Soon
Apple, the tech giant, has been missing in the competition for AI chatbot technology. Their AI assistant, Siri, has been lagging behind the competition. A recent report from The Information claims that Apple may not have a feasible AI chatbot until 2024. While Apple has traditionally been in the services and hardware sectors, it has yet to make a substantial development in AI. Make sure you stay up-to-date with the latest news in AI so you don't miss out on Apple's next big move!
Google and DeepMind Urged to Collaborate with OpenAI, Ex-Employees and Allies
. Google and DeepMind, two top tech companies, are joining forces to battle the rising threat of AI development by a third company, OpenAI. Years of rivalry doesn't stop the search giant from unifying their resources to keep up with their competitors. This collaboration comes at the cost of internal repercussions, with DeepMind's CEO Demis Hassabis leading India's technological advancement and AI development. Let's see how they'll tackle the challenge ahead as they drive towards a more accessible world of information.