Tag: Creativity

Discover how one lecturer is making use of AI technology in the classroom with ChatGPT and AI Bard. Andres Guadamuz, an Intellectual Property Law professor at the University of Sussex, is proactively integrating ChatGPT and AI Bard into his classes to provide increased learning opportunities and better writing skills for students. Learn more to see the potential of AI in education today.

OpenAI, co-founded by Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever and others, explores the potential implications of AI on humanity. Altman et al. suggests an international authority to ensure the safe development of AI, and encourages responsible individual action, public oversight and technical advances. OpenAI is leading the field by researching machine learning and AI to solve real-world problems.

Tim Boucher, a science fiction author, has taken creativity to a new level with the help of AI generators to write and illustrate over 97 mini-novels in just nine months. His compelling AI world-building has created his "AI Lore books" which have earned him over $2,000 and 500 copies sold since August. Utilizing AI for text generation and creative brainstorming, Boucher will inspire creativity and show how AI can be a powerful influence.

Author Tim Boucher has achieved a remarkable feat - writing 97 books in 9 months with the help of AI tools such as Midjourney, ChatGPT and Anthropic's Claude. These books are usually between 2,000 and 5,000 words with 40 to 140 AI generated images, and take 6 to 8 hours to complete. Discover this unique approach and buy his stories from $1.99 to $3.99!

OpenAI is exploring the possibility of using its GPT-4 model, its most advanced language model to date, to detect possible plagiarism from their own products. With the development of its sophisticated ChatGPT chatbot, OpenAI has raised questions on how the model can dependably detect such imitation. With reported successes in medical, law and business assessments, ChatGPT is anticipated to go beyond being a tool for creative industries. But tests, such as OpenAI's classifier and Harvard's Giant Language Model Test Room, have found the unpredictable nature of AI-generated content. Authors must remain vigilant, knowing AI-generated content will most likely advance.