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OpenAI has reinstated the web browsing functionality in ChatGPT, offering up-to-date information. Initially disabled in March 2023 due to users circumventing paywalls, the feature now adheres to “robots.txt” to steer clear of restricted content. Integrated with Microsoft’s Bing, this browsing… Continue Reading →
Although the demo has its shortcomings, it’s a must-see for its glimpse into the promising future of home assistants soon to be integrated into our daily routines. We’re keenly looking forward to comparable progress from Google Assistant and Google Home,… Continue Reading →
ChatGPT introduces voice and image features, enhancing user interaction and expanding its use-cases. The update will initially be available to Plus and Enterprise users.
At a recent Microsoft Event led by CEO Satya Nadella, the spotlight was on the transformative power of AI and software innovation. Copilot, an AI companion, was introduced as a game-changer designed to simplify tasks and enhance productivity across Microsoft’s… Continue Reading →
The “Made On YouTube” event introduced several AI-driven features aimed at enhancing creator innovation. These include Dream Screen for AI-generated backgrounds, AI Insights for content suggestions, and Aloud for AI-powered dubbing. These YouTube innovations align with global AI trends in… Continue Reading →
OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 is an advanced text-to-image generator AI model, designed to work in tandem with ChatGPT (October 2023) for more complex and coherent art creation. DALL-E 3 aims to outperform competitors like Midjourney, Stable Diffusion and Ideogram. Takeaways: Watch… Continue Reading →
Google Bard’s latest update introduces enhanced customization, integration with multiple Google services like Gmail, Docs, and Drive, improved privacy controls, a “Google it” verification feature, and expanded language support, all powered by the updated PaLM 2 model. Take aways: Watch… Continue Reading →
Open Interpreter, an open-source initiative, allows LLMs to run code on your computer for a variety of tasks. It not only matches but also goes beyond the capabilities that Windows 11 Copilot promises for the future. ! Observe the striking… Continue Reading →
Meta aims to develop an AI model that could rival or surpass OpenAI’s GPT-4. The company plans to train its Large Language Model (LLM) early next year. More take-aways:
A study by Researchers from Brown University and Chinese unis tested if ChatGPT could effectively run a fictitious software company called ChatDev. Tasks were divided into planning, coding, testing, and writing instructions. Take aways: