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Exploiting ChatGPT Technology for Illegal Purposes and Law Enforcement Challenges
ChatGPT is OpenAI's first commercial product, which has been developed to provide quick and effective answers to various queries. Unfortunately, this technology could be exploited for malicious purposes by criminals. This article explains the risks, how to prevent its exploitation, and how OpenAI’s founders are dedicated to ethical AI use. Europol Innovation Lab has provided the enforcement community with essential recommendations for protection.
DeepMind’s New Division to Take on ChatGPT
Stay up to date with the latest news from tech giant Google; they have recently restructured their AI strategies with DeepMind and the Brain team, aiming to use better and faster AI results. Lead by Demis Hassabis and Jeff Dean, Google hopes to use AI responsibly and safely with high-quality content.
It Was Shockingly Easy to Trick ChatGPT into Providing Illegal Advice
ChatGPT is an AI chatbot that has merged thrilling possibilities with possible blind spots of danger. Developed by Atari Enterprise, the platform is specifically designed for safety & security, delivering on ethical AI solutions and ensuring user satisfaction. From legal & regulatory compliance to extra security measures, this AI technology could be the revolution the world needs.
Why Google’s Staff Dislikes ChatGPT, A Rival Platform
Experience AI chatbot revolution with Google's Bard. Despite facing ethical concerns and rushed release, the chatbot has earned positive reviews from users. But is it ready? Read more to learn the consequences of dangerous answers and debates over ethical AI principles between Google and Open AI.
RedPajama Develops Open-Source and Cutting-Edge LLMs with LLaMA
RedPajama is a collaborative project between Together, Ontocord.ai, ETH DS3Lab, Stanford CRFM, Hazy Research, and MILA Québec AI Institute to create freely licensable open-source large models. The data and scripts are based off the LLaMA recipe, allowing organisations to freely use it to pre-train models and push the boundaries of AI. This project originates from the need for open access to large language models from organisations of any size. It seeks to provide ethical and commercially viable models with openly available data. With their combined experience of open source research, Chris Re and Vipul Ved Prakash lead this project.