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The Best and Worst Tasks of ChatGPT: Top 5 Picks
ChatGPT is a cutting-edge AI tool that enables businesses to interact naturally while increasing productivity. Tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Meta have lauded it as a great addition to the digital world. Here, we list the top five amazing and five worst tasks it can do. Maximize ChatGPT's potential and get the most out of it!
Italy Bans ChatGPT: Will Other Nations Follow Suit?
OpenAI's ChatGPT is enabling humans to quickly code websites and write essays, however governments are wary of data breaches and implementing regulations. Many countries have imposed restrictions; Ireland & Germany are currently investigating. Is the ban only about data privacy? Can AI ensure moral & ethical obligations?
Securing Your Business from Cybercriminal Activity: A Guide to GPT-4 Global Security Mag Online
. As businesses face the challenge of increasing malicious cyber activity, OpenAI has partnered with Microsoft to ensure secure usage of its powerful AI powered ChatGPT service. With industry professionals like Dr. Jerzy Biernacki from Miquido offering expertise, businesses can safely embrace GPT-4 with user authentication, two-factor authentication and blockchain-based self-sovereign identity solutions. Education is key in protecting users from malicious code and OpenAI is dedicated to providing responsible digital solutions.
Kubiya AI’s New Product Launch: ChatGPT for DevOps
Introducing Kubiya Inc., an advanced startup providing ChatGPT for DevOps - empowering DevOps engineers with quick & efficient automation & resource utilization. Leveraging AI & natural language capabilities, Kubiya simplifies complex tasks into simple conversations - making DevOps & CloudOps easy.
Copyright of AI-Generated Content: What Does the Law Say?
. This article explores the copyright of AI-generated content, as raised by the advanced capabilities of ChatGPT. UK copyright laws protect works not created by humans, raising questions around users' rights to use and benefit from the output and if AI creators should be credited as owners of their output. Current laws do not permit AI to possess any copyright, yet certain tech companies have already embedded AI-powered products into their services, showing the potential for vast corporate power if copyright law ever shifts in favour of AI.