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Why Google Bard Didn’t Beat OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Launch
Ex-Google Engineer, Blake Lemoine, uncovers insights into Google Bard's development, plans to launch and advanced technologies. Get to know more about Lemoine's contributions in Artificial Intelligence research, potential risks and his insights into safety and biases associated with the chatbot. A must-read article covering his impressive career and journey in technology!
Comparing ChatGPT and Hybrids: Which Way Will the Future Go?
We are witnessing a paradigm shift in the development of generative AI applications such as ChatGPT, with 1,000 prominent members of the AI industry signing an open letter for an AI pause. Amazon, DeepMind, Google, Meta and Microsoft are just some of the names whose participation underscore the implications of modern AI. The INSEAD TotoGEO AI lab is exploring the possibilities of generative methods with its various studies, allowing us to make well-informed decisions on the future of AI.
AI Startup Runway Introduces App to Deliver Video-Generated Artificial Intelligence to Customers
Runway's new AI generators mobile app for iOS lets users create unique video content with just the touch of their finger. Create videos from scratch with Gen-2, get access to 30+ AI tools, and customize videos with cloudscape, watercolor art and more. Get 625 credits/month in the Standard Plan or 2250 credits/month in the Pro Plan.
Outsourcing Firm Cuts Down Contractors Training Language Model for OpenAI’s ChatGPT
Discover how Invisible Technologies, a San Francisco-based AI and enterprise data consulting firm, are leveraging OpenAI's ChatGPT through their partnership and data training practices. After the termination of their partnership with Sama due to offensive content, find out about the personnel layoffs that took place in March and Kamron Palizban's response to the situation. Learn about how OpenAI and Invisible are striving for better and more efficient AI to give users the fastest and best results.
Leaked Pentagon Documents Reveal Chinese Spy Balloon May Possess ‘Synthetic Aperture Radar’ Capability to See Through Certain Materials
This article uncovers the mystery of a high-altitude balloon that flew over United States before being pulled down. It explores the similarity of the balloon with synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and the arrest of a US airman with the leaked Pentagon data. Learn more about SAR and the European Space Agency (ESA) and their contributions.