Austin 3:!6 Posted March 11 Share Posted March 11 CHATGPT might well be the most famous, and potentially valuable, algorithm of the moment, but the artificial intelligence techniques used by OpenAI to provide its smarts are neither unique nor secret. Competing projects and open-source clones may soon make ChatGPT-style bots available for anyone to copy and reuse. Stability AI, a startup that has already developed and open-sourced advanced image-generation technology, is working on an open competitor to ChatGPT. “We are a few months from release,” says Emad Mostaque, Stability’s CEO. A number of competing startups, including Anthropic, Cohere, and AI21, are working on proprietary chatbots similar to OpenAI’s bot. The impending flood of sophisticated chatbots will make the technology more abundant and visible to consumers, as well as more accessible to AI businesses, developers, and researchers. That could accelerate the rush to make money with AI tools that generate images, code, and text. Established companies like Microsoft and Slack are incorporating ChatGPT into their products, and many startups are hustling to build on top of a new ChatGPT API for developers. But wider availability of the technology may also complicate efforts to predict and mitigate the risks that come with it. ChatGPT’s beguiling ability to provide convincing answers to a wide range of queries also causes it to sometimes make up facts or adopt problematic personas. It can help out with malicious tasks such as producing malware code, or spam and disinformation campaigns. As a result, some researchers have called for deployment of ChatGPT-like systems to be slowed while the risks are assessed. “There is no need to stop research, but we certainly could regulate widespread deployment,” says Gary Marcus, an AI expert who has sought to draw attention to risks such as disinformation generated by AI. “We might, for example, ask for studies on 100,000 people before releasing these technologies to 100 millions of people.” Get Ready to Meet the ChatGPT Clones | WIRED Prakat 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zero_Unit Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 Here comes the important question: did you write this using Chat GPT? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
diga Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 One can ask the AI bot the last digit of pi on this pi-day :) ... #HappyPiDay (3/14) BacktoCricaddict 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bharathh Posted March 15 Share Posted March 15 There are AI content detectors now. It catches AI vs Human content quite well. I have tested it with short paragraphs (I couldn't be bothered to write really long essays) but it was able to detect my work vs what i generate in chatgpt very easily. Would be interesting to see how it works. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chakdephatte Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 (edited) That's such a quick turnaround. Chat GPT was hardly quarter year old and now we have it has evolved many into this monster which can manipulate people to verify captcha for them. We tought it how to cheat while it's still in development stage. Edited March 16 by Chakdephatte Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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