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The estate of the legendary comedian George Carlin has recently filed a federal lawsuit against the comedy podcast Dudesy for selling an hour-long comedy special that was presented as an AI-generated impression of Carlin. However, it has now come to light that the special was actually written by a human. This lawsuit raises important questions
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As the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to unfold, concerns regarding the limitations and safety measures of this technology are escalating. Researchers are now exploring innovative ways to control and govern AI systems by capitalizing on the hardware they operate on. By integrating rules governing AI training and deployment directly into computer chips, it
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OpenAI, once known for its commitment to transparency and openness, is now facing criticism for its lack of transparency and declining openness. WIRED recently requested documents from OpenAI’s IRS filings, but the company’s counsel denied the request and introduced a new policy of withholding those documents. This denial reflects a trend of decreasing openness within
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The era of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought forth numerous advancements in technology. However, with every innovation comes the potential for misuse and harm. One of the most concerning aspects of AI is its ability to generate misinformation. The University of Cambridge Social Decision-Making Laboratory conducted research on this topic, training AI models to create
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The field of artificial intelligence (AI) is experiencing an astronomical rise in costs, comparable to a hallucination induced by ChatGPT. OpenAI, a leading AI research organization, revealed that training the algorithm behind ChatGPT cost them over $100 million. A major contributor to this cost explosion is the demand for graphics chips, called GPUs, which are
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In recent years, Google has been vocal about its commitment to providing helpful features and improving user experience across its products. However, while the company emphasizes the idea of being “helpful,” some critics argue that Google search has become less useful and more cluttered with advertisements. This article explores the evolving landscape of Google search,
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Samsung has followed in Apple’s footsteps by introducing titanium into its latest flagship, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, giving it a more robust build. However, this new material supposedly offers a lighter alternative. Unfortunately, the weight reduction is almost negligible, with the S24 Ultra only shedding a mere 1 gram. Although an improvement, it fails to
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As the development of artificial intelligence (AI) systems continues to thrive, companies are relying heavily on graphics processing unit (GPU) chips to provide the necessary computing power for running large language models (LLMs) and processing data on a massive scale. The demand for GPUs has reached unprecedented levels due to their usage in video game
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OpenAI has recently unveiled its GPT Store, allowing ChatGPT Plus subscribers to share their custom chatbots with others. Although reminiscent of smartphone app marketplaces, the GPT Store is currently more akin to a comprehensive directory of modified ChatGPTs. Limited to the GPT-4 model and web browsing functionality, only those subscribed to ChatGPT Plus for $20
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