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ChatGPT is the first general AI-based application to offer the same level of services previously performed only by humans. In mere months, it gained over 100 million users. To guarantee safe implementation of these technologies and protect their potential, it is essential for US to act quickly. Large Language Models (LLMs) make use of deep learning and neural networks to provide meaningful data, however they might also be easily tricked and cause biased results. Therefore, tech giants, with support from the Government, are called upon to form safe AI practices to take charge of the AI field. Only by everyone coming together can ethical AI be implemented, both in the US and the world.

ChatGPT has made headlines over the past few months with the release of its AI capabilities. Discover how ChatGPT can be a beneficial tool for humanity, how it falls short at accuracy, and its potential use cases. Learn how you can use ChatGPT to make improvements in your life and help build a utopian future with OpenAI.

SenseTime, a Shanghai-based computer vision leader founded by Massachusetts Institute of Technology alum Tang Xiao'ou and backed by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. was the most highly anticipated debut of 2021. Their suite of Artificial Intelligence technology services utilizes vast troves of data and deep computing power allowing for the creation of a user-facing chatbot: SenseChat. In addition, products such as 'Miaohua' (image processor) and 'Ruying' (animator) as well as their AI model: SenseNova, giving access to a "supermarket of AI big models" for third-party clients, have made SenseTime a global leader in AI development.

Amazon is joining Microsoft and Google in the race to develop AI, launching new technologies and offering custom chips for businesses to make AI software faster and better. This makes Amazon the first major tech giant to have this offering, creating a strong potential for AI success. With Bezos at the helm, Amazon is certainly a force to be reckoned with in the AI competition.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, recently announced a new AI project, X.AI. He has been talking to investors and hired experienced AI engineers to pursue the project, even though he has voiced concerns about AI risks. The project could challenge existing AI systems such as DeepMind, controlled by Google parent company Alphabet. Musk is joining other tech giants such as Microsoft and Google in developing next-generation AI. He has warned regulators to take AI research seriously in 2017 and to regulate it before it's too late.