Artificial intelligence

Text-to-image AI is mainstream now, but just waiting in the wings is text-to-video.The pitch for this technology is that you'll be able to type a description and generate a corresponding video in any style you like.Current capabilities lag behind this dream, but for those tracking the tech's progress, an announcement today by AI startup Runway of a new AI video generation model is noteworthy nonetheless.

In-brief OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman admitted in a television interview that he's "a little bit scared" of the power and risks language models pose to society.Altman warned that their ability to automatically generate text, images, or code could be used to launch disinformation campaigns or cyber attacks.

The last time people were this worked up about chatbots, it was because Microsoft released one that became infamous for turning racist.Back in 2016, Tay seemed to validate skeptics of A.I.-fueled internet buddies-but now, the runaway success of ChatGPT has given A.I. optimists a future to cheer for.

Amy Norton of Incubeta prompts retail brands to think about how they can capitalize on generative artificial intelligence (AI), if they haven't already.Artificial intelligence (AI) has been creeping into the retail landscape for some years, as organizations trial different applications to maximize their e-commerce offering, master omnichannel and optimize the efficiency of their back-end systems.

Claude Monet's monumental triptych Water Lilies 1914 -26, which depicts nature's tranquil beauty as part of the French impressionist's world-famous series, will take on new meaning in a giant recreation by artist and activist Ai Weiwei in his new London exhibition.Monet's brushstrokes in his water and reflection landscapes are replaced by about 650,000 studs of Lego bricks, in 22 vivid colours, in the 15-metre-long work at the centre of Weiwei's biggest UK show in eight years, opening next month.

The Game Developers Conference opens this week at San Francisco's Moscone Center, and the gathering is expected to be the closest thing to normal since the pandemic.The attendance is predicted to be about 24,000, below the 2020 mark, but Stephenie Hawkins, director of event production, points to the number of exhibitors and sessions as a healthier outlook.

Social media is an incredibly powerful tool for connecting with customers, promoting products and services, and growing your business.However, creating engaging content that resonates with your target audience can be time-consuming and difficult to get right.With the help of AI technology like Jasper, you can streamline this process and create compelling social media texts quickly and easily.

Generative AI is already looking like the major tech trend of 2023.The ability to generate fresh content via algorithms has been thrust into the public consciousness by the likes of ChatGPT, a chatbot-style technology trained on large language models (LLMs) capable of producing essays, poems, lyrics, news articles, and even computer programs.

No industry in 2023 is complete without incorporating AI.Supply chain management must recognize this revolutionary asset because its versatility can raise revenues, increase productivity, and create cohesion in a sector desperate for optimization.How can administrators in supply chains leverage AI to achieve all these benefits while exceeding customer expectations and balancing B2B relationships?

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.Arguably the first public-facing instance of AI to truly go viral, ChatGPT stands poised to revolutionize many aspects of the modern business world.While other use cases for AI continue to make an impact, especially in automation, this example of generative AI appears poised to take things to another level.

Since GPT-4 was released last week, many users have noticed its advanced coding abilities.GPT-4, OpenAI's latest version of the large language model that ChatGPT is built on, has been able to code games like Pong and make simple apps after being given prompts written in conversational English.Naturally, this has led to widespread fear from a number of computer science students and software developers who are afraid that their jobs will soon be rendered obsolete by AI.