Meet ChatGPT (Artificial Intelligence), good alternative to Google?
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Bright Eye is mobile app that offers multiple tools for generating, analyzing, and playing with AI-generated content. A few of the main tools allow you to generate images and texts based on prompts, analyze and enhance existing images, extract text information from images, and perform “image captioning” and “sentiment analysis.” The app’s goal is to provide AI tools for mobile users to satisfy their curiosity about what AI can do.
Here are a few that I use, since I work with a client who is in the AI space:
- SnackPrompt (Prebuilt prompts for learning prompts and use)
- WhisperAI installation/instructions (YT video on whisper installation and setup)
- Active Words (Text macro/expander tool)
- CopyAI (A good creative writing AI tool you can use)
- Coda (Project and Document management collaboration tool)
- Bing with DALL-E 3 (Generate Images based on prompts)
Haha, this reply looks AI generated xD
Supt
Forerunner
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Oracle
AI is bad for? Quantum computing
Hah!
www.cnbc.com
Hah!
Meta's AI chief doesn't think AI super intelligence is coming anytime soon, and is skeptical on quantum computing
Meta chief scientist Yann LeCun thinks the hype over AGI and quantum computing are misplaced.
psyph3r
Juggernaut
World’s first global AI resolution unanimously adopted by United Nations
Nonbinding agreement seeks to protect personal data and safeguard human rights.
Yeah, non-binding.
Nonbinding agreement seeks to protect personal data and safeguard human rights.
Yeah, non-binding.
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Kaleen Bhaiya
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peanutbutter
Contributor
I've found Claude 3 to be as good if not better than GPT-4 lately. Really love to see some competition.
OpenAI might also be testing GPT-5 on LMSYS: https://rentry.co/GPT2
OpenAI might also be testing GPT-5 on LMSYS: https://rentry.co/GPT2
Instacart’s AI-powered smart carts, which offer real-time recommendations and 'gamified' shopping, are coming to more U.S. grocery stores
Grocers plan to increase spending on AI by 400% by 2025.
"While the company initially touted Just Walk Out’s AI capabilities, which leveraged cameras to track items shoppers placed in their baskets, there were several reports the technology actually relied on 1,000 workers in India monitoring the camera feeds. The e-commerce giant denied the reports, but said employees in India do spot-check the camera data."
While we are still on the topic of AI generated content, why is it that many so-called content writing companies claim they don't want AI generated content but AI companies love to claim their AI's can create quality content on par or better than a human? You'll often find both sides to love to make such claims. I find this to be really funny lol.
kartikoli
Innovator
No one wants to change there business overnight because a game changing technology made them useless. If a company have 20 employees and same work can now be done using a single software its a big mess to fire whole lot of people and start from scratch, They will do it eventually but can't stop business during transition period. I remember in my old company when automation was introduced the whole workforce was scared that no one will have work because 50% tasks will be done using automation. Company kept on telling us that no one will be fired and Bla Bla but when the automation was completely implemented almost 30% workforce were let go. Head office people always know what's coming but won't disclose.
