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Microsoft Edge is not just a browser, but an AI-powered platform that offers a range of features to help you learn, enjoy, create, and work on the web. Whether you want to ask complex questions, write drafts, generate images, listen… Continue Reading →
“Learn how to use AI or you’ll be replaced by someone who does.” An IBM study offers a reassuring perspective on the future of work in the age of AI. Rather than fearing replacement, professionals should focus on reskilling and… Continue Reading →
Key take-aways: Note that hybrid search offers “supercharged results”: Overview:
In short: try the demo at https://realchar.aiand engage into spoken conversations with AI Avatars like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. Obviously you could make a personal/companies version of this AI avatar and feed it your voice and documents/preferences of choice. … Continue Reading →
Key take-aways of the article: General: Privacy Concerns: Other Features and Concerns:
OpenAI has recently filed for a trademark of the term ‘GPT-5,’ indicating a forthcoming release of this new technology. Further insights and specifics regarding GPT-5 can be found within the associated article.
No one, even the experts, has a compelete grasp of the inner workings of LLMs, but researchers are working to gain a better understanding. This article tries to explain what is known about large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT without… Continue Reading →
Building on the legacy of WormGPT and PoisonGPT, a new and sophisticated generative AI tool known as FraudGPT has emerged. As detailed by Netenrich security researcher Rakesh Krishnan, FraudGPT is an AI bot designed specifically for offensive operations, including the… Continue Reading →