Tag: BARD

This article examines how European Union AI regulations must extend beyond narrowly-defined use cases to prevent potential harms caused by general-purpose AI tools such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and Microsoft's DALL-E 2. Dozens of AI researchers, scholars and technologists are calling on Europe to take an expansive view of the regulations, including biomarkers and making companies accountable for the data and design choices they make. Europe is seen as a leader in AI regulation, setting global precedents - but political challenges ahead remain.

This article explores the potential risks posed by AI tools such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, DALL-E 2, and Bard, and explains why the European Union's proposed AI Act may not be enough to cover them. We discuss the concerns highlighted by prominent AI scholars such as former Google AI ethicist Timnit Gebru and Mozilla Foundation President Mark Surman, and how the U.S. is just beginning to consider its own regulations. What implications will these decisions have for the AI industry worldwide?

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is boldly entering a new industry as he attempts to build his own AI venture in a bid to compete with OpenAI, the platform owned by ChatGPT's parent company. Musk, who was previously a co-founder of OpenAI, recently secured investment from various sources, equipped with his elite entrepreneur skills, to kickstart this ambitious project. But with the recent criticisms of his business practices, can Musk attract the right talent for his new AI venture?

. Microsoft, a tech giant, has recently integrated a powerful AI chatbot into its SwiftKey Keyboard App. Artificial Intelligence is used to search the internet for user queries, providing direct answers in a conversation-style manner and condensing it into 140 characters. By signing into a Microsoft Account, users can avail the AI capabilities. Microsoft is leading in AI industry and other tech giants are following suit, OpenAI's chatbot giving rise to the need for alternatives. Microsoft takes a giant lead, integrating AI in its products and offering users the incredible opportunity to enjoy AI in the comfort of their homes.

. Google, the leading US multinational technology company, is creating its own chatbot assistant, Bard, to compete with Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot. Paige Bailey, a Product Manager at Google, is asking employees to test and give feedback on new features of Bard that generate and fix code, giving it the capabilities of a programming assistant. Despite not being officially supported yet, the team is collecting feedback in line with Google's mission for products that are made efficiently and responsibly. Get an in-depth look at how Google is taking on this challenge.