Tag: Data security

OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed firm behind the revolutionary ChatGPT artificial intelligence technology, has announced a new "history disabled" mode that allows users to protect their privacy. This mode prevents conversations marked as such from being used to further train OpenAI's models and information will be erased after 30 days. OpenAI is launching a business subscription model soon to provide more control over user data and a balance between data security and full-featured services.

. Maersk is revolutionizing customer service with the introduction of new AI technology, ChatGPT. Utilizing advanced language processing technology, customers are now able to ask questions in natural language and receive answers instantly. ChatGPT also includes built-in safety features for enhanced security, making it a secure platform for customers. Maersk is further capitalising on the potential of this technology by developing auto-generated FAQs, powered by AI and to ensure complete privacy, has released a Generative AI Privacy and Cyber Policy.

ChatGPT is leading the revolution in artificial intelligence (AI), with chips and chip-testing devices used to power AI applications driving demand and spurring innovation in the AI market. With investments from industry giants like NVIDIA, AMD and Advantest, the need for quality, authoritative testing of chips and chip-based products is at an all-time high. Despite that, countries like Italy and the European Union are taking a cautious stance, with regulation and risk-management frameworks designed to protect against the misuse of AI. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is at the forefront of the AI explosion, with collaborative efforts with industry leaders, venture capitalists, as well as education and networking opportunities for AI-business entrepreneurs.

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Google has merged its two deep-learning research groups, Brain and DeepMind, into one single organisation, Google DeepMind. Led by DeepMind's CEO and co-founder, Demis Hassabis, the team will work to develop advanced AI with responsible use of data and user privacy. With both teams focusing on machine learning and AI respectively, the new Google DeepMind will unlock revolutionary possibilities for research and development.