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Elon Musk is challenging ChatGPT, the popular AI chatbot software, with his own AI chatbot, TruthGPT. Musk has recruited AI researchers from Google to help him build the rival and incorporated X.AI Corp in Nevada to push the project forward. Funded by tech investors and advising OpenAI to work as a counterweight to Google, Musk has made strides to create an AI that is able to understand the universe without being taught to lie. Read to find out more!

Be amazed by the smart glasses which were created by Stanford University student and Brilliant Labs. Receive real-time verbal advice in through your conversation with the help of these glasses and get ready to nail any job interview or date. Combining a microphone, camera, and GPT-4’s language model with speech recognition technology, the glasses can provide you a helpful assist. Varun Shenoy, a former Stanford professor, has contributed largely to making this technology possible. Know more about him.

The development of autonomous AI agents such as AutoGPT, BabyAGI and AgentGPT are revolutionizing the way Artificial Intelligence is created, making it easier to use and implement. Find out how these tools are being used and why the technology has caused a lot of enthusiasm amongst developers and experts. Despite some warnings on its limitations, these AI agents have a great potential to transform digital processes and improve customer experiences.

ChatGPT is a large language model AI that is becoming popular in the international development sector. To explore its potential, we asked it how projects can be improved - the answer was to set clear, tailored goals and engage communities. Google, a major tech firm, is at the forefront of AI, while Cass Sunstein, a preeminent scholar, advises on legal innovation. Harness it wisely - it is not a complete replacement to existing practices.

Progress is being made in the European Union Parliament regarding the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Negotiators have reached an agreement on a package that imposes tighter rules on General Purpose AI systems like OpenAI's ChatGPT. This will allow authors and publishers to demand proper licensing fees and royalties from developers who use their works to train their models. This agreement is the first step in ensuring that creatives and organisations are protected in the wake of AI competition.