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OpenAI announced voice feature for all ChatGPT app users: Details

Voice feature has started to roll out for all ChatGPT app users on both Android and iOS

Generative AI's Achilles heel

It lies in the contentious battle for control over digital content, with publishers and creators denying AI players access to their work, and countries plugging regulatory gaps

ChatGPT no longer limited to database, can browse internet to give output

OpenAI is also talking to investors about a possible sale of existing shares at a much higher valuation from a few months ago

Meta announces Quest 3 mixed-reality headset, AI chatbot at Connect 2023

Meta said Quest 3 headset would allow users to view their surroundings while seamlessly interacting with virtual objects in their physical space

Snowflake exploring partnership with govt in generative AI: Sanjay Deshmukh

Governments in many developed economies are already collaborating with Snowflake, to support them in their decision-making, said Deshmukh

52% of organisations express security concerns in using GenAI: Report

Complexity emerged as the second primary concern at 39 per cent, followed by the need for hardware resources and the potential for inaccurate results at 33 per cent

Deloitte launches India-centred global generative AI market incubator

The global incubator, which is location agnostic currently but will be relying heavily on the Indian workforce, aims to harness the relationships Deloitte has with Indian academia, industry, and SMEs

The New York Times is considering legal action against OpenAI. Here's why

The news outlet claims that OpenAI, the owner of ChatGPT, is using the New York Times' content to train its chatbot

Disclosure norms in data law likely to create barriers for generative AI

Enterprise AI solution firms are reviewing the Bill while closely watching the discussions of the transition period

ChatGPT introduces new feature to remember your preferences, details here

OpenAI introduces 'custom instructions' for plus plan members of ChatGPT, eliminating the need to repeat instructions in every prompt

Meta opens AI chatbot tech 'LLaMA' for commercial use via Microsoft

Facebook parent company Meta Platforms has built an artificial intelligence system that rivals the likes of ChatGPT and Google's Bard but it's taking a different approach: releasing it for free. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Tuesday that the company is partnering with Microsoft to introduce the next generation of its AI large language model and making the technology, known as LLaMA 2, free for research and commercial use. Much like tech peers Google and Microsoft, the social media company has long had a big research team of computer scientists devoted to advancing AI technology. But it's been overshadowed as the release of ChatGPT sparked a rush to profit off of generative AI tools that can create new prose, images and other media. Meta has also tried to distinguish itself by being more open than some of its Big Tech rivals about offering a peek at the data and code it uses to build AI systems. It has argued that such openness makes it easier for outside researchers to help identify

OpenAI's ChatGPT bot probe requested by US FTC over consumer harms

FTC Chair has raised concerns about AI, saying enforcers "need to be vigilant early" with transformative tools like artificial intelligence

Dukaan's chatbot Lina is prompt and efficient but needs human help

The chatbot is being trained to respond to more technical queries in customer, product and inventory analytics

Google Bard can now process image queries, chat in Indian languages

While Bard is primarily aimed at generating original content, if the AI does source from second-party content like images, data, information etc

AI startup Anthropic releases new version of its ChatGPT rival, Claude

Anthropic said that Claude 2 is available to anyone in the US or UK online at claude.ai, and businesses can access it via an application programming interface

India's first 'Tele-MANAS' chat-bot to ensure 24X7 services launched in J&K

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday launched India's first Tele-MANAS chat-bot in the Union Territory, which will ensure round the clock services of health counsellors, clinical psychologists and consultants, officials said. The service was launched after Sinha inaugurated 'J-K Health Conclave' on mental health and non-communicable diseases at SKICC here, they said. On the occasion, the J-K Health and Medical Education Department inked memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre and NIMHANS, the officials said. The Centre had in Budget 2022 announced the National Tele Mental Health Programme of India, Tele Mental Health Assistance and Networking Across States (Tele-MANAS). Tele-MANAS is a two-tier system. Tier 1 comprises State Tele MANAS cells, which includes trained counsellors and mental health specialists. Tier 2 comprises specialists at District Mental Health Programme (DMHP)/Medical College resources for .

Google improves logical and reasoning skills of its AI chatbot 'Bard'

As a result, it can respond to string manipulation, coding questions and mathematical operations more correctly

New wave of generative AI transforming businesses at rapid pace: Survey

From ChatGPT to Dall-E and all the technologies in between, the new wave of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is transforming businesses at a rapid pace, and 60 per cent of Indian executives are optimistic about its impact on workplace, as per a survey. However, opinions vary by seniority and by country, according to the survey by Boston Consulting Group. The survey is based on inputs from 12,800 employees from the executive suites to the frontline employees across industries in 18 countries. As per the survey, Brazil (71 per cent) is the most optimistic country about the impact of GenAI on workplace followed by India (60 per cent) and the Middle East (58 per cent). The least optimistic are the US (46 per cent), the Netherlands (44 per cent) and Japan (40 per cent). Geographies most concerned about AI are the Netherlands (42 per cent), France (41 per cent), and Japan (38 per cent), while the least concerned are the Middle East (25 per cent), Brazil (19 per cent), and Ind

Instagram will soon get its own AI-based chatbot; check all details here

Mobile developer Alessandro Paluzzi has claimed that Instagram's own chatbot will be able to answer questions, give advice, and offer help writing messages

OpenAI CEO suggests international agency like IAEA could oversee AI

Artificial intelligence poses an existential risk to humanity, a key innovator warned during a visit to the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, suggesting an international agency like the International Atomic Energy Agency oversee the ground-breaking technology. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is on a global tour to discuss artificial intelligence. The challenge that the world has is how we're going to manage those risks and make sure we still get to enjoy those tremendous benefits, said Altman, 38. No one wants to destroy the world. OpenAI's ChatGPT, a popular chatbot, has grabbed the world's attention as it offers essay-like answers to prompts from users. Microsoft has invested some $1 billion in OpenAI. ChatGPT's success, offering a glimpse into the way that artificial intelligence could change the way that humans work and learn, has sparked concerns as well. Hundreds of industry leaders, including Altman, have signed a letter in May that warns mitigating the risk of extinction from AI shoul