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Zuckerberg Envisions ChatGPT-Like LLMs Empowering Small Businesses on Meta Platforms
Discover how Mark Zuckerberg believes Large Language Models could transform the business landscape, empowering small businesses and solopreneurs. Learn more now!
Machine Learning Algorithms to Identify Predictive Variables of Mortality Risk for Dementia Patients: A Longitudinal Cohort Study in Scientific Reports
Discover how researchers are improving mortality risk prediction in #dementia using machine learning algorithms and multivariable models. Read more now.
German Researchers Test the Humor of ChatGPT and Its Fun Factor
German aerospace researchers discovered that OpenAI's ChatGPT-3.5 model has limited joke knowledge, with over 90% of generated jokes repeating from a set of 25. While the AI struggled with new sequences and failing jokes, it exhibited knowledge of wordplay and humor elements to some extent.
ChatGPT: Ally or Enemy in the World of Medical Publishing?
New guidelines by ICMJE state that researchers using AI tools for scientific manuscript writing need to note how they were used, and not list them as authors. While these tools could help alleviate monotonous tasks and improve language disparities, stakeholders caution that researchers must be aware of methodology to prevent biased outputs. Authors must carefully review and edit AI-generated text, provide prompts used to generate it, and avoid plagiarism. All authors are solely responsible for the content in articles that used AI.
UK AI Safety Summit Receives Support from Tech Giants
The UK government aims to lead the way in AI safety measures by hosting a global summit this fall. Key tech companies and researchers will discuss risk mitigation of frontier systems. The country hopes to strengthen its AI relationship with the US by aligning regulations and positioning itself as an industry partner. Critics argue this new summit could interfere with existing international agreements on AI regulations.