Tag: GPT4

Recent research and developments by Stanford's Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) have sparked worry in the medical community about the viability of "curbside consults," where artificial intelligence is relied upon for real medical advice. Though the ChatGPT software failed to agree with known responders in 64 clinical scenarios, machine-based systems have promise. OpenAI's GPT-3.5 and Google's Med-Palm 2 generative AI tools have both been tested, with ChatGPT providing the most encouraging results at an agreement rate of 41%. The potential of these machine learning tools is great, but caution is urged until further advancement is achieved.

Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, discussed his response to the letter released by Elon Musk and other tech leaders regarding a halt on Artificial Intelligence research. He agreed with some of the points in the letter but pointed out that further specifics would be needed, and stressed a need to proceed with caution. OpenAI's approach of waiting six months after training to release the GPT-4 model focused on safety. OpenAI will continue its AI development while being open and transparent to the public, so that everyone can understand the advantages and disadvantages of their use.

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?

ChatGPT is an AI language system which can replicate human-sounding sentences with accuracy, but it cannot interpret language in the same way as us. A recent study revealed that while GPT-3 can produce correct responses to simple language tasks, it lacks the capability of those with embodied knowledge. GPT-4, which is trained with images, showed improved performance compared to GPT-3, but still worse than humans. Experts are now aiming for AI to gain an understanding of language by receiving interactive physical and social experiences.

OpenAI, backed by Sam Altman and Elon Musk, has affirmed that it is not presently preparing its GPT-5 innovation and won't do as such for the foreseeable future. Sam Altman additionally underscored the significance of following all safety conventions before propelling a major AI innovation like GPT-4. They have additionally not uncovered much about the specialized points of interest of GPT-4. Go along with them on their mission to explore and execute AI innovation securely with their transparent approach.