By Hazel Shearing and Shiona McCallum Education correspondent and technology reporter 6 hours ago image source, Getty Images With exam season approaching, students may be tempted to turn to new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to give them an edge on assessments. Universities have struggled to understand what AI applications like ChatGPT are capable …
How much can we really trust artificial intelligence? That’s a huge question, given the astonishing growth of ChatGPT and other tech-powered chatbots. Millions of people around the world now use these tools to create emails, write essays for school, shop, and do basic research. At the same time, there are more and more …
Generative AI is transforming cybersecurity, helping both attackers and defenders. Cybercriminals are leveraging artificial intelligence to launch innovative and sophisticated attacks at scale. And defenders are using the same technology to protect critical infrastructure, government organizations and corporate networks, said Christopher Ahlberg, CEO of threat intelligence platform Recorded Future. Generative AI has helped …
Just days after more than a dozen rabbis from the Skver Hasidic movement banned the use of artificial intelligence, citing tech firm OpenAI in particular, a new chatbot was created, geared toward ultra-Orthodox Jews. Rabbi Moishy Goldstein, a Hasidic Jew living in Crown Heights, set out to create Kosher.Chat, an AI chatbot that …
Much of the credit for the AI boom goes to OpenAI, which has opened the door for other companies. Perplexity is based on OpenAI’s GPT technology but is specifically trained as a chatbot. With that in mind, we pit the two against each other in various categories (like core technology, response quality, and …
Language model AIs teach themselves the arts of communication and problem solving based on a limited set of training data. In the case of GPT-4, that data is pretty stale, with the cutoff at the end of 2021. That’s where all of ChatGPT’s “knowledge” up to this point comes from, and its only …