Tag: AI
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PSA: Bing Chat Cannot Delete Your Chat History
Be careful what you ask for Bing Chat is a new feature that allows users to interact with Bing’s artificial intelligence (AI) in a conversational way. It is currently in beta to a select group of users while Microsoft irons out the initial kinks with the software and prepares it for prime time. Users on…
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Opera Announces ChatGPT-Powered AI Feature
Is it enough to take people away from Chrome? Opera, the web browser company, is making a bold move into the realm of artificial intelligence. This week, they announced their plans to incorporate cutting-edge generative AI technology into their browser, starting with “Shorten”. This new feature, powered by the ChatGPT language model, will provide users…
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Microsoft Unveils Next-Generation AI-Powered Bing Search and Edge Web Browser to Compete with Google
In a move designed to take on long-time rival Google, Microsoft has unveiled new versions of its Bing search engine and Edge web browser that leverage the latest artificial intelligence models developed by OpenAI. Speaking at an event at the company headquarters, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella proclaimed, “It’s a new day for search.” The “new…
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Microsoft and OpenAI Partnership: Surprise Event Announced
Microsoft has scheduled a major news event for tomorrow, February 7th, which is expected to bring some major announcements to the tech industry. The event, to be held at the company’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington, was first teased through mail invites last week and has now been officially confirmed. Starting at 10AM PT / 1PM…
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Google Unveils Bard: Their Next Generation Chatbot AI
Google has finally confirmed the existence of their highly anticipated chatbot AI project, named Bard, a blog post from CEO Sundar Pichai has revealed. The project aims to merge the vast knowledge of the world with the power, intelligence, and creativity of Google’s language models. Bard will function as an experimental conversational AI service, and…
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Google Backs Anthropic’s Chatbot Claude in Race for AI Dominance
The race for AI dominance between Google and Microsoft is continuing with almost daily AI news updates on this site. Recently, Microsoft formed a partnership with OpenAI, creators of the popular chatbot, ChatGPT, and Google now potentially turning to a company founded by former OpenAI employees, Anthropic. The Financial Times are reporting that Google invested…
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ChatGPT Could Soon Revolutionize Search with Microsoft Bing Integration
Microsoft’s Bing may become the first search engine powered by generative algorithms, thanks to ChatGPT, a recently launched AI tool from OpenAI. The integration between Bing and ChatGPT’s chatbot capabilities is rumoured to arrive in the coming weeks, with Microsoft employing OpenAI’s GPT-4 language model, which is a faster version of the GPT-3.x machine learning…
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Upgrade Your AI Experience with ChatGPT Plus from OpenAI
OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence research company, has announced the launch of its new subscription plan – ChatGPT Plus. Available for $20 per month, this new offering will provide subscribers with a range of benefits, including general access to ChatGPT even during peak times, faster response times, and priority access to new features and improvements.…
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OpenAI Releases AI Text Detection Tool
OpenAI, the company responsible for the development of ChatGPT, has developed an online tool to determine if a piece of text was generated by AI or written by a human. The AI Text Classifier, powered by a language model, presents the likelihood of text being AI-generated on a five-point scale that ranges from “very unlikely”…
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ChatGPT: Revolutionary or Simply Well-Constructed? Experts Weigh In On Technology
In a recent gathering of press and executives on Zoom, Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, stated that in terms of underlying techniques, ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is not particularly innovative. He emphasized that while the technology may be perceived as revolutionary by the public, it is simply well-constructed and not unique in comparison…