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Forget chatbots, this is how Corporate America is really using AI

Ever since OpenAI’s ChatGPT lit up the internet in November, companies can't stop talking about artificial intelligence. Take this earnings season so far: References to AI and related terms during calls with investors are already up 77% from a year earlier.

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Say hello to the new crop of ChatGPT-powered apps

Instacart, Shopify, and Quizlet join Snap in announcing new product features using OpenAI's ChatGPT technology

Fortune

The CEO of a giant media company just said A.I. is making some journalists obsolete as he plans staff cuts

A.I. will make journalism better "or simply replace it," Mathias Döpfner of Axel Springer wrote in an internal memo to staffers.

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Will ChatGPT be the disrupter academia needs?

Less than a week after Open AI released ChatGPT, CEO Sam Altman announced that the chatbot had already surpassed one million users. By January 13, 2023, the global Google search for the word “ChatGPT” had hit a popularity score of 92 and Microsoft has since invested $10 billion in OpenAI.

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People Are Jedi Mind-Tricking ChatGPT Into Telling Them How To Cook Meth

A ChatGPT jailbreak combines 'Star Wars' roleplay with illegal queries about carjacking and meth to coax the chatbot into giving answers that skirt OpenAI's guidelines.

Inverse

A startup CFO used ChatGPT to build an FP&A tool—here's how it went

“I consider myself a tech evangelist,” Glenn Hopper says.

Fortune

ChatGPT picks Lewis Hamilton's best F1 team-mate and has Fernando Alonso theory

In the right hands, AI can be a tremendous force for good and used to cure many of the world's ills. But all Mirror Sport did with ChatGPT was ask it some questions about motor racing

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ChatGPT: how to prevent it becoming a nightmare for professional writers

Nearly half of white-collar professionals have tried using ChatGPT to help with their work, according to a recent survey of more than 10,000 people at blue chips such as Google, JP Morgan and McKinsey. That’s staggering, considering the AI chatbot was only released to the public in November. It’s potentially…

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ChatGPT killed the student essay? Philosophers call bullshit

Since ChatGPT was released, many commentators are sounding the alarm about an artificial intelligence (AI) takeover, suggesting that professors will soon be out of a job, or that the student essay is dead.

The Conversation

If your mother says she love you

And why Microsoft should be more transparent about the new Bing chat

Fortune

Elon Musk is working on a rival to the 'woke' AI company that he co-founded and left after 3 years, report says

"Training A.I. to be woke—in other words, lie—is deadly," Musk tweeted recently. Now the former OpenAI board member is cooking up his own A.I. startup.

Fortune

Companies scramble to incorporate generative AI in products

Microsoft, Meta, Google, Snapchat and more are trying to weave chatbots and other AI features into their offerings.

Axios

TechScape: Seven top AI acronyms explained

We spell out the key terms behind the AI revolution – and why they matter. Plus, this week’s top tech stories

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AI and ChatGPT are selling cars in the metaverse

It's one of ChatGPT's first practical business applications.

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AI will replace simple, repetitive jobs, but those involving complexity, creativity and interpersonal skills will continue to thrive and remain the domain of humans

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As uni goes back, here's how teachers and students can use ChatGPT to save time and improve learning

Universities around Australia are starting the academic year under yet another cloud of uncertainty.

Reason

Spotted Any Apparent Use of ChatGPT by Self-Represented Litigants?

If so, let me know. My theory is that this is likely to become quite common, even despite ChatGPT's attempts to block overt requests to write legal documents. Whether it's a good development or a bad one is a separate matter, but for now I'd just like to see situations…

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ChatGPT and cheating: 5 ways to change how students are graded

Universities and schools have entered a new phase in how they need to address academic integrity as our society navigates a second era of digital technologies, which include publicly available generative artificial intelligence (AI) like ChatGPT. Such platforms allow students to generate novel text for written assignments.

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John Oliver on new AI programs: ‘The potential and the peril here are huge’

The Last Week Tonight host examines the risks and opportunities associated with AI, following the popularity of programs such as ChatGPT

Evening Standard

Pupils studying International Baccalaureate can use ChatGPT in essays

The qualification body will not ban students from using the AI chatbot as long as they do not try to pass work off as their own

The Guardian - UK

ChatGPT allowed in International Baccalaureate essays

Content created by chatbot must be treated like any other source and attributed when used, says IB

Axios

For generative AI and ChatGPT, the hunt for profits begins

The first winners in this money race will be the companies that own the underlying AI models.

The Guardian - UK

How ChatGPT mangled the language of heaven

Letter: Asked to generate a story from an English translation of a letter in Welsh published in the Guardian, the AI chatbot came up with a lot of twaddle, reports Fiona Collins

The Guardian - US

Crochet enthusiasts asked ChatGPT for patterns. The results are ‘cursed’

Fortune

Companies are already replacing workers with ChatGPT

Nearly half of the U.S. companies currently using OpenAI's ChatGPT say the chatbot has already replaced workers.

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