Meta pivots from Meta to AI; We❤️India: Sam Altman
Daily AI Newsletter by NextBigWhat
Many of us were frustrated that ChatGPT Plus services, which now included the upgraded GPT-4 AI, were not available for purchase in India. Well, the wait is now finally over, as Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, tweeted a few hours ago:
Today’s AI News:
Chat-Gpt Version 4 Pretends to Be Blind and Tricks a Human Into Solving a Captcha!
It had the brains and the nerve to implement this workaround all by itself by tricking a TaskRabbit gig worker online. In just one day, it learned to lie, cheat and steal. Pretty fast!
US Government Rules AI-Generated Images From Text Cannot Be Copyrighted
The prompters, the people who instruct the AI to generate images and text, cannot claim that they themselves wrote it, according to the US Copyright Office (USCO). They say such people are basically just giving directions to AI, and not doing the actual creation. Sounds logical.
Microsoft Explains Ai’s Tendency to Give Wrong Answers as ‘usefully Wrong’
So Microsoft admits that their AI, GPT-4, has a strong tendency to give inaccurate information, but they choose to play it down for now, saying it’s still useful! Okay.
Mark Zuckerberg Now Shifts Focus to AI After Investing billions in Metaverse
After investing tons of money—$15 billion, according to some news sources—the Meta CEO now wants to pivot to AI. He must be noticing that ALL the major tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon are either creating their own AI technology or investing in existing ones. Fair enough!
More AI:
Apple reportedly experiments with language-generating AI
Microsoft introduces Outlook AI “Copilot” that can answer emails for you
Snapchats built-in ChatGPT may give dangerous advice to teens
AI Meme Of The Day:
Believe it or not, an AI generated this meme, and what does it show? The last tweet by a human being, framed and read by robots:
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