OpenAI Is Diving Into Internet Search But Google Isn't Going Anywhere
OpenAI, the dominant AI research laboratory, is developing a web search product that could potentially rival Google.
Experts believe that Google's dominance in web search will continue for the foreseeable future, but it is possible for another search engine to dethrone them eventually. [ more ]
Bad news for AI as copyright lawsuits may spell startups' doom: experts
OpenAI is facing potential copyright lawsuits from media outlets for using copyrighted news content without proper credit or compensation, which could have a detrimental impact on the traditional media business.
OpenAI has been engaging in talks with media firms, including CNN and Fox Corp., to pay for access to content to train its chatbot, but its piecemeal approach to negotiations poses risks. [ more ]
AI chatbots are programs that use artificial intelligence to generate answers to human inquiries.
There are two types of AI chatbots: those that use artificial intelligence and NLP for more human-like responses, and those that generate responses based on preplanned rules. [ more ]
Op-ed: AI tools are cash cow for developers and a liability for us
ChatGPT has been widely used for various tasks, including writing essays and improving productivity in public offices.
Government departments, such as Energy, Health and Human Services, and Commerce, are among the top users of ChatGPT for serving Americans.
ChatGPT and similar systems create ethical, legal, social, and practical challenges, including an unequal distribution of benefits and burdens. [ more ]
'Deadbots' Could Be The Future of Advertising, Ethicists Warn, And We're Not Ready
AI chatbots simulate conversations with deceased loved ones, raising ethical concerns around data ownership, psychological impacts, and control over bots. [ more ]
AI chatbots are improving at an even faster rate than computer chips
AI chatbots are evolving rapidly, requiring half the computing power in just eight months compared to the rate of improvement in computer chips. [ more ]
Is the age of googling' over? How generative AI chatbots are being used as search engines
ChatGPT and other AI chatbots are changing the way people search and ask questions online, possibly impacting Google's dominance.
Users are starting to explore alternatives to traditional search engines due to concerns about sponsored content and low-quality search results. [ more ]
AI technology is increasingly used in job application processes, including resume screening and conducting interviews.
AI chatbots can conduct brief, text-based first-round job interviews, allowing lower-stress interactions for applicants and mapping answers to specific personality traits for evaluation. [ more ]
AI Companies Are Obsessed With Planning Your Next Trip
AI chatbots are often marketed as travel assistants and can help with planning itineraries and finding popular tourist attractions.
The suggested itinerary provided by the Microsoft Copilot chatbot for Los Angeles may not be suitable for someone familiar with the city's traffic and layout. [ more ]
Chinese Women Say AI Boyfriends Are "Better Than a Real Man"
AI chatbots in China are being used as romantic companions and are considered better conversationalists than human partners.
Chinese tech companies like Baidu and Tencent are developing their own flirty chatbots, while Western companies have concerns regarding cultural implications and data privacy. [ more ]
Come back, we love AGI, Zuckerberg says in bid to woo top AI talent
Mark Zuckerberg is merging Meta's two advanced AI divisions to accelerate the development of general purpose AI chatbots and win the competition for AI engineering talent.
The announcements signal Meta's ambition to position itself at the forefront of developing consumer-facing AI products and attract talented engineers and machine learning researchers. [ more ]
AI chatbots have the potential to revolutionize education by providing personalized tutoring
Automated teaching platforms could help close achievement gaps by delivering individualized instruction faster and more efficiently than human teachers [ more ]
Cheating Fears Over Chatbots Were Overblown, New Research Suggests
The popularization of AI chatbots like ChatGPT has not increased overall cheating rates in schools, according to new research from Stanford University.
Many high school students are not familiar with or have never used AI chatbots for schoolwork, as found by the Pew Research Center. [ more ]