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OpenAI Enlists Influencers to Boost ChatGPT's Reputation

OpenAI is partnering with social media influencers to promote its ChatGPT product, aiming to show how the AI tool can be useful in everyday life and support work that's "good for the world". The company has doubled its sponsored Instagram posts in recent months, targeting a wide range of creators to broaden its user base. Leggi di più
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Five Tasks to Never Use ChatGPT For

With over 900 million weekly users, ChatGPT can be a useful tool for research and coding, but there are areas where its use can create problems, including seeking legal advice, therapy, or medical advice, and sharing confidential work information or sensitive personal details. Leggi di più
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The Hidden Cost of AI-Generated 'Workslop'

A growing phenomenon known as 'workslop' is costing companies millions of dollars annually, as employees waste nearly two hours a month sifting through AI-generated content lacking substance. This trend underscores the importance of prioritizing the recipient in communication, rather than relying on AI as a shortcut. Leggi di più
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DeepSeek Unveils Method for Training AI Agents at Scale

DeepSeek has published a paper describing its platform for training AI agents, which runs millions of isolated sandboxes daily. The platform is designed to contain agent execution, as no single mechanism can prevent all misbehavior. Europe requires member states to have regulatory sandboxes operational by August 2027. Leggi di più
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OpenAI to Allow Outside Groups to Test AI Models During Training

OpenAI will permit third-party groups to conduct technical safety assessments on its AI models during the training and evaluation process, a move that comes after CEO Sam Altman promised independent evaluators access to the company's models. This decision marks a shift in OpenAI's approach, as it previously only allowed assessments before launch. Leggi di più
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Meta's AI Agent Muse Aims to Save Users $1,000

Meta's chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, has challenged users to see if the company's new AI agent, Muse, can save them $1,000. The agent, which can compare insurance, cancel forgotten subscriptions, and hunt for discounts, has already shown promising results, with some users reporting savings of up to $3,500. Leggi di più
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