It was recently reported that ChatGPT usage in South Korea has grown up, beyond 1 million usage. It is further said that the monthly ChatGPT users base has steadily increased, and witnessed the growth for 697,000 in February and 880,000 in March.
Musk has taken a bold stance against Apple’s integration of OpenAI, showcasing his reflects deep concerns about security and the future direction of AI technology.
ChatGPT users worldwide are not able to access the service. The Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot has more than over 100 million weekly users. The company has identified the issue and is working on a fix.
OpenAI has pulled down an AI voice which was used by ChatGPT- the reason being, that it sounded similar to Scarlett Johansson, the Hollywood actress. The news was made official via a blog post where Altman said that Sky Voice is now being paused.
OpenAI has just rolled out an exciting new update for ChatGPT, adding a slew of new features. This update lets users import files directly from cloud drives like Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive. Previously, users had to download files to their desktop before uploading them to ChatGPT.
Generative AI can answer questions asked in natural language, however, to get this capability, it needs a large amount of data for training. Now, OpenAI has partnered with one social media platform to use its posts for training its AI model.
OpenAI, the company known for ChatGPT, recently unveiled its latest creation at the OpenAI Spring Update event. It's called GPT-4o, and it's a big deal because it can understand text, speech, and videos.
OpenAI introduced its new GPT4-o on May 13, a day before Google I/O 2024. The model can work with text, audio, and video prompts and answers in real time. Google also introduced a similar product named Project Astra but there is a significant difference between both products.
Sam Altman announced that their Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever is leaving the AI company after serving for almost a decade. Sutskever has been replaced by Research Director Jakub Pachocki.
A recent report said that OpenAI would be launching its Google Search rival to take on the tech giant's popular product. OpenAI is set to make announcements related to new products this Monday.
ChatGPt currently provides a web search feature for paid users, however, it may provide inaccurate responses or incorrect citations. The new feature will search the web and will show answers to users' queries along with citations.
With the introduction of the Memory feature, which represents a significant advancement in the ChatGPT capabilities. This has been offering the users for more seamless and personalized conversational experience.
OpenAI has forged a significant partnership with the UK-based Financial Times (FT) to get a license of content from the esteemed news publisher. It aimed at leveraging the content in the development of advanced generative AI tools capable of producing images, text and code.
Alphabet's stock has reportedly grown by 10 per cent to USD 171.95, making it the largest one-day gain of the company. Alphabet’s shares have also upscaled by 23 per cent, which has outperformed the Nasdaq 100 Index, the report stated.
This new method has reportedly raised legal and ethical concerns for data usage and intellectual property rights. OpenAI has contended that it will fall under fair use and the unauthorised collection of vast amounts of YouTube data which will challenge copyright regulations.
In September last year, OpenAI integrated the DALL-3 AI image generator with ChatGPT to facilitate image generation. Now, the company has rolled out two new features that will help users easily edit the generated image.
Unlike its predecessors, it goes beyond simple replication, capturing nuanced elements such as cadence and intonation. In a recent demonstration, listeners struggled to differentiate between AI-generated speech and authentic human voices.
OpenAI's new Voice Engine is capable of generating natural-sounding speech that closely resembles the original speaker. The model has serious risks, which are also acknowledged by the company.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, said that Elon Musk believed the ChatGPT-maker company would fail and "chose to part ways."
If the GPTs don't violate any of OpenAI’s policies and guidelines, they are added to the store. However, it seems that the policies are not being strictly followed, and many GPTs that appear to violate the regulations are flooding the platform.
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