Tag: ChatGPT

OpenAI, a cutting-edge technology company dedicated to AI, has proclaimed a Bug Bounty Program with Bugcrowd Inc., an online security firm. Testing for potential security flaws and reporting them to OpenAI will be rewarded with payment ranging from $200- $20,000 in exchange. Thousands of ethical hackers, tech-savvy users & security researchers have already joined the hunt and won bounties! OpenAI wants to ensure their AI is robust and your diligence is welcome.

ChatGPT is the next big thing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and legal advice: help in conversational hosting, contract proofreading and drafting legal agreements. But with the data being stored, what are the privacy risks? Learn more and how data protection regulations can help keep your information safe.

ChatGPT is the next big thing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and legal advice: help in conversational hosting, contract proofreading and drafting legal agreements. But with the data being stored, what are the privacy risks? Learn more and how data protection regulations can help keep your information safe.

ChatGPT is the new AI tool that's shaking up the world of computational material science. Zijian Hong, professor of Material Science & Engineering at Zhejiang University in China and paper author assessed the three major steps of a computational materials task: building an atomic model, coding for software & programming for data visualization - and found its output to be accurate. 20 days later, when accessed again, the tool provided output which was more accurate than before. Amazingly, it can learn or evolve with communication and provide consistent output.

. OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence research laboratory, have unveiled their latest technology: ChatGPT. 'Jailbreaking' the chatbot gives users the power to ask anything, however, this poses potential danger in regards to the safety of users, given that it can also be used to spread misinformation or false claims. It is essential to remember that ChatGPT is an AI and follows user instructions, thus, caution is needed when dealing with this technology. Mhairi Aitken, an ethics fellow, emphasises that there are no hidden abilities or thought processes, and developer mode should only be enabled in a responsible manner.