Tag: AI chatbot

Discover ERNIE Bot, the revolutionary ChatGPT-style AI chatbot created by Baidu itself. Baidu's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Wang Haifeng, developed it completely in-house. It has natural language, visual and biological computing models and can do incredible things like creating business correspondence and recognizing and producing text from trillions of words. Wang Haifeng believes that creativity and education should stay at the forefront of AI technology.

. For centuries, oral exams have been used to evaluate student knowledge and skills. With AI chatbots and the emergence of online exams, many universities now debate incorporating oral exams into their curriculum. With the right approach, these tests can advance student understanding, reliability and integrity while reducing staffing costs and marking time. Join us to explore how universities can move away from written exams and towards a more efficient, viva-style assessment.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which can generate essays, songs, exams and more from brief prompts, had been blocked in Europe due to privacy concerns. With the help of Italy's Data Protection Authority and its executive director, Pasquale Stanzione, OpenAI is working toward bringing the AI chatbot back by April 30th. Through observation, Stanzione hopes OpenAI will prove its legal basis for data collection, improve user privacy features and reduce the chances of providing misleading answers.

Elon Musk's X (previously known as Neuralink) recently launched an AI chatbot called TruthGPT and has begun to develop a maximum truth-seeking AI. His goal is to create an AI tool more reliable and accurate than existing options, such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard. There are many questions regarding how this chatbot will manifest itself, but one thing is certain: with Musk's genius, it could potentially revolutionize the AI space.

. Pasquale Stanzione, head of Italy's privacy watchdog, is hopeful that ChatGPT will be back in the country by April 30th following the necessary changes to adjust its operation. The Italian Data Protection Authority has blocked the AI chatbot due to data privacy concerns, becoming the first Western nation to take action. To ensure ChatGPT can go back online, OpenAI must verify user age and make them aware of their data being used to train the algorithm. OpenAI's success with ChatGPT has spurred the many other tech companies to develop AI chatbot projects.