What I's ChatGPT

GOOGLE said on Monday it will release a conversational chatbot named Bard, launching a rivalry with Microsoft that has invested billions of dollars in the ...

The tech giant says its new Artificial Intelligence-powered chatbot will roll out in the coming weeks.

OpenAI recently announced a subscription tier to complement free access. It can generate speeches, songs, marketing copy, news articles and student essays. AI chatbots are designed to answer questions and find information.

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is getting its ChatGPT competitor ready for prime time. The company said on Monday that its new conversational AI service, ...

Getting useful answers from the AI bot requires letting go of some of our human intuitions about how to communicate.

To use it well, you need to let go of some of your intuitions about talking to humans. In response, allow me to offer a short guide to using ChatGPT. Yet I often speak to people who are less than impressed with ChatGPT, citing its mistakes and banalities, and they suggest it is a passing fad.

Google's chatbot will be available to the public “in the coming weeks,” after OpenAI's ChatGPT wowed both users and investors.

OpenAI—a small, San Francisco-based startup founded in 2015—was reportedly in discussions last month to sell shares valuing the [ company at $29 billion](https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2023/01/05/chatgpt-creator-openai-discussing-offer-valuing-company-at-29-billion-report-says/?sh=e070e6311e04). [ stock more than doubling](https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/01/26/buzzfeed-shares-shoot-up-nearly-200-as-company-goes-all-in-on-chatgpt-craze/?sh=6db88c2e71e6) in a single trading day last month after the company said it would start using ChatGPT to create content. [Here’s What To Know About OpenAI’s ChatGPT—What It’s Disrupting And How To Use It](https://www.forbes.com/sites/ariannajohnson/2022/12/07/heres-what-to-know-about-openais-chatgpt-what-its-disrupting-and-how-to-use-it/?sh=589138bc2643) (Forbes) [BuzzFeed Shares Shoot Up 120% As Company Goes All In On ChatGPT Craze](https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/01/26/buzzfeed-shares-shoot-up-nearly-200-as-company-goes-all-in-on-chatgpt-craze/?sh=6db88c2e71e6) (Forbes) [ChatGPT In Schools: Here’s Where It’s Banned—And How It Could Potentially Help Students](https://www.forbes.com/sites/ariannajohnson/2023/01/18/chatgpt-in-schools-heres-where-its-banned-and-how-it-could-potentially-help-students/?sh=3f320fbe6e2c) (Forbes) Investors have been hungry to latch onto the chatbot hype, with BuzzFeed’s [ to ban their use](https://www.forbes.com/sites/ariannajohnson/2023/01/18/chatgpt-in-schools-heres-where-its-banned-and-how-it-could-potentially-help-students/?sh=3f320fbe6e2c), citing cheating concerns. [ announced](https://blog.google/technology/ai/bard-google-ai-search-updates/) plans Monday to publicly launch its highly anticipated chatbot, which will be integrated with its marquee search engine as Big Tech companies race to deliver artificial intelligence products to the public after Open AI’s [ ChatGPT captivated millions](https://www.forbes.com/sites/ariannajohnson/2022/12/07/heres-what-to-know-about-openais-chatgpt-what-its-disrupting-and-how-to-use-it/?sh=589138bc2643).

In December, computational biologists Casey Greene and Milton Pividori embarked on an unusual experiment: they asked an assistant who was not a scientist to ...

This leaves a trace of chosen words in the final text that can be identified statistically but are not obvious to a reader. The firm said that in tests, its latest tool incorrectly labelled human-written text as AI-written 9% of the time, and only correctly identified 26% of AI-written texts. For scientists’ purposes, a tool that is being developed by the firm Turnitin, a developer of anti-plagiarism software, might be particularly important, because Turnitin’s products are already used by schools, universities and scholarly publishers worldwide. One is ‘perplexity’, a measure of how familiar the text seems to an LLM. Edwards suggests that existing laws on discrimination and bias (as well as planned regulation of dangerous uses of AI) will help to keep the use of LLMs honest, transparent and fair. The journal Science has gone further, saying that no text generated by ChatGPT or any other AI tool can be used in a paper [5](#ref-CR5). “Why would we, as academics, be eager to use and advertise this kind of product?” wrote Iris van Rooij, a computational cognitive scientist at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, “If you believe that this technology has the potential to be transformative, then I think you have to be nervous about it,” says Greene, at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora. Besides directly producing toxic content, there are concerns that AI chatbots will embed historical biases or ideas about the world from their training data, such as the superiority of particular cultures, says Shobita Parthasarathy, director of a science, technology and public-policy programme at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. It is one of the much-hyped generative AI chatbot-style tools that can churn out convincingly fluent text, whether asked to produce prose, poetry, computer code or — as in the scientists’ case — to edit research papers (see ‘How an AI chatbot edits a manuscript’ at the end of this article). (Even so, Carr says that when he asked ChatGPT for 20 ways to solve a research query, it spat back gibberish and one useful idea — a statistical term he hadn’t heard of that pointed him to a new area of academic literature.) “I use LLMs every day now,” says Hafsteinn Einarsson, a computer scientist at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik.

News of Baidu's foray into the red-hot generative AI arena has fired up Chinese AI-related stocks from Beijing Deep Glint Technology Co. to CLoudwalk Technology ...