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ChatGPT has become a major player in the world of politics in recent times. AI conversations like one between Japan's prime minister and an opposition member, made it to the headlines. French trade union leader Sophie Binet and US congresswoman Nancy Mace have also embraced ChatGPT's technology for their speeches. There is a heated debate about the implications of AI, but ethical and practical applications are being discussed. An AI chatbot stripped of bias is also being considered for accurate political campaigns and legal drafts.

ChatGPT is an AI-based tool from US firm OpenAI which is making a huge impact in politics. Recently, it generated a query for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and a speech for US Congresswoman Nancy Mace. With this tool, politicians can write speeches, draft laws and generate emails. Though AI can be beneficial, there are safety concerns that should be addressed. Use caution with ChatGPT.

ChatGPT revolutionized the artificial intelligence (AI) sector and sparked billions of dollars worth of investments from Singapore to Silicon Valley. Discover how ChatGPT, OpenAI, and AutoGPT are transforming the future of AI and how Europe plans to regulate this technology with its Artificial Intelligence Act.

Europe is raising the alarm over ChatGPT, an AI platform that can provide answers to a variety of queries. Europol, the EU’s law enforcement agency, has reported potential criminal use of the AI, such as facilitating terrorist acts and creating malicious software. Italy has temporarily banned the platform and the European Data Protection Board seeks to set regulations. A coalition of experts is pushing for a six-month moratorium on development of AI stronger than GPT-4. An AI act is proposed to ensure safety in the digital world, and debate is ongoing about safeguarding user data.

. Alphabet Inc. - Google's parent company - has suspended its plans to build a large campus in San Jose, California, citing economic pressures. The project, which was meant to cover office space, housing and public parks, isn't going ahead at this stage. The news comes at a time when the company is cutting 12,000 jobs across the globe, and facing ever-greater competition from Microsoft-backed ChatGPT AI Chatbot. CEO Sundar Pichai recently spoke of a potential second wave of layoffs, primarily impacting 450 Indian employees. Alphabet Inc is one of the world's largest technology companies, based in Mountain View and specializing in internet related services and products.