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. ChatGPT is a groundbreaking artificial intelligence technology, which has excited employers around the world. OpenAI's ChatGPT is a natural language processing chatbot that is being tested and implemented by some companies, with high expectations of revolutionizing the Indian job market soon. Companies like Koo, IBM and Plum have distinguished themselves by integrating ChatGPT in their day to day operations. PolicyGPT, an AI chatbot built atop OpenAI's GPT-3.5 API has a high level of accuracy and assists with policy-related queries. IBM's decision to replace 7,800 jobs with AI is a reminder of the potential risks of using AI technology. Privacy and security should be taken into account when it comes to introducing AI in any capacity. IBM is a leader when it comes to technology, with innovations like the PC, Floppy Disc and more. Janet Paul is the Director of Human Resources for the Asia Pacific and Middle East at Securonix. Her role and experience make her an asset to the company.

. This article discusses research from Kaspersky which tested ChatGPT's effectiveness in detecting malicious phishing links. Results indicated a moderate success rate with a higher detection rate for the second question, but a higher false positive rate. The experiment also looked into the extent of understanding and recognition of phishing targets. Similarly, Kaspersky's lead data scientist remarked on the limited potential of language models with regards to cybersecurity.

OpenAI, a San Francisco based AI technology company, has announced an important change regarding their use of customer data. CEO Sam Altman spoke with CNBC about their decision to no longer use customer data to train AI models, such as GPT, for paying customers. OpenAI launched an updated terms of service in March 2021 reflecting this change, in response to the potential abuse of AI chatbot tools like ChatGPT. The White House convened with tech company executives, including Altman, to discuss the need for transparency & standards to ensure customer safety & privacy. OpenAI will continue to promote responsible innovation & data protection.

OpenAI, founded by Elon Musk and Sam Altman, is at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence research and development. Recently, their CEO Sam Altman announced a major update to their Terms of Service, no longer requiring customer data for training the ChatGPT model. To protect user data and accounts, Samsung has banned their employees from using ChatGPT. Meanwhile, the Competition and Markets Authority's investigation into generative AI products has led to changes in usage and pipelines, including guard rails to prevent offensive remarks from being said. OpenAI is committed to taking the extra step to keep their customers safe.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently highlighted an issue with the ChatGPT open-source library bug that allowed some users to view titles of others conversations. Although this bug has now been fixed, it has raised concerns around Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and how organizations should properly monitor their software assets to prevent such data leakage. OpenAI is a forefront organization working in the field of AI research, development and safety. Let's understand the role of SBOM to ensure the security of organizations and its products.