Tag: NewZealand

OpenAI recently made ChatGPT available in eleven global countries, including the US, and launched the shared links feature providing users the ability to view and share conversations with others. Other features include deep integration with Bing, an iOS history disable feature, plus a team of world-class AI experts and a strong commitment to research, safety & fairness.

ChatGPT is an AI platform bridging the gap between humans and computers to help with learning, communication, and everyday tasks. Utilizing natural language processing algorithms and deep learning concepts, it provides accurate answers to complex questions. ChatGPT exposes New Zealand stereotypes from cities such as Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Tauranga, Porirua, Palmerston North, etc. It emphasizes the importance of treating people as individuals, not stereotypes. Discover the power of AI with ChatGPT.

Discover how Netflix is facing a sudden drop of its user base in Spain as a result of its efforts to restrain password sharing. A recent study by market research group Kantar reveals a 15% decrease in the total number of subscribers as 1 million users have left Netflix in the first quarter of 2023. Explore the details here!

Jacinda Ardern, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand, is joining Harvard University this fall to work on dual fellowships. She will bring her inspiring leadership to the Harvard Kennedy School to share her experiences and learn from them as well. Ms. Ardern will also be part of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, and her expertise is expected to contribute to the center's efforts to reduce online extremism. She is looking forward to making a meaningful contribution to the university.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk recently declared it to be a 'serious danger' to traditional media. New verification check marks have been brought back for influential users and celebrities. This caused a backlash from media outlets. Changes in labeling has been applied to government funded media accounts, followed by some leaving Twitter. It remains to be seen how this will affect the future relationship between traditional and digital media.