Tag: Natural language processing

ChatGPT has gained immense popularity for its exceptional ability to interact with humans, producing creative content and thought-provoking conversations. While it has posed some concerns from authorities, the European Data Protection Board has taken the initiative to create a unified privacy policy across Europe. DG Technologies, the company behind ChatGPT, is a Chinese tech enterprise that specializes in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics, and its goal is to provide secure and reliable AI-based services. Led by AI scientist Dr. Gago, their mission holds the potential to revolutionize the way people communicate with computers.

ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot helping students with their writing skills when applying to college. From the basic editing to personalized instruction based on user-defined goals, it helps users to be more productive in the process and to reduce their stress. Research shows it has the potential to revolutionize the education industry with its real-time editing capabilities. Although the conversation about banning the use of ChatGPT in K-12 is still in preliminary stages, banning it could do more harm than good by disadvantaging students who may have limited access to educational resources.

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The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) is investigating American AI research company Open AI over possible violations of EU data protection laws. This is part of the European Data Protection Board's initiative to ensure stable application of technologies like Open AI's ChatGPT, which uses natural language processing to generate sentences. With the investigation, the AEPD works to protect the privacy of users, enforcing "rights and freedoms of individuals".

ChatGPT is shaking up the world of education in Japan – from the start of the new school year, universities and the Education Ministry have been introducing measures to prevent its use. This AI-powered technology produces writings with natural style which can lead to use for passing reports and books with minimal effort. Kyushu University's Vice President, Professor Takeru Nose, addressed the imminent risks posed at a guidance session for freshmen and committees were set up to look into it. The Education Ministry are also planning to introduce guidelines surrounding the use of ChatGPT. Professor from the National Institute of Informatics, Ichiro Sato, warned against its potential wrong information. Students applying for internships in June will have to write self-introductions, and companies are against the repetition of information in chatbot-generated applications. Overseas, Stanford University conducted a survey which showed that 17% of students used AI for exams and introduced a ban as a result. New York City Public Schools also prohibit the use of ChatGPT while Oxford University is one of the few that completely forbid its use. The article is related to Bunkahoso Career Partners' Recruiting Information Lab which provides HR-related services and consulting. Their director, Keiko Hirano, strives to reduce the burden of students applying for ES entry and believes that ChatGPT could help achieve this.