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Who Covers AI Business Blunders? Some Insurers Cautiously Step Up
The trend of "agentic AI" has taken off, with bots handling computer tasks by themselves and businesses trimming ranks of human workers as a result.
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After Professor's 'Open To Work' Status, Galgotias Says She's Not Suspended
The evolving "robodog" story featuring Galgotias University has gone from being a viral blunder to an empty stall and damage control. Days after the controversy, Galgotias University has confirmed it has not suspended Professor Neha Singh.
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Google's AI Comeback: A Year After Bard, Gemini Shines
Caught off guard by ChatGPT and mocked for early blunders with its own generative artificial intelligence efforts, Google has pulled off a dramatic turnaround in just one year, becoming a major player in consumer-facing AI.
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Author Caught Using AI In Book Blunder, Readers Call It 'Embarrassing'
In the third chapter of the book, the author seemingly attempted to copy the style of a fellow writer.
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Opinion| Apple Desperately Needs The AI Help It's Seeking
If you read Bloomberg Businessweek's deep dive into Apple's blundering work with artificial intelligence, a consistent theme is the lack of any clear idea within the company as to what good AI on an Apple device should actually do.
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ChatGPT Needs to Go to College to Get More Accurate: Parmy Olson
OpenAI trained ChatGPT on the vast, imperfect glory of the public internet — one reason why ChatGPT makes so many embarrassing mistakes. A lawyer who recently used the chatbot to write his court brief realized he’d blundered when it cited six nonexistent cases. It can get more accurate by having trained on better-quality data.
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Google Bard Chatbot Blunders in Ad Touting New Technology as Competition With Microsoft Heats Up
Google's AI chatbot, or Google Bard, made a blunder in an advertisement touting its capabilities, amid increasing competition with Microsoft, that has partnered and invested in ChatGPT maker OpenAI. The blunder sent the company's share price spiralling down by more than seven percent on Wednesday.
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Who Covers AI Business Blunders? Some Insurers Cautiously Step Up
The trend of "agentic AI" has taken off, with bots handling computer tasks by themselves and businesses trimming ranks of human workers as a result.
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After Professor's 'Open To Work' Status, Galgotias Says She's Not Suspended
The evolving "robodog" story featuring Galgotias University has gone from being a viral blunder to an empty stall and damage control. Days after the controversy, Galgotias University has confirmed it has not suspended Professor Neha Singh.
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Google's AI Comeback: A Year After Bard, Gemini Shines
Caught off guard by ChatGPT and mocked for early blunders with its own generative artificial intelligence efforts, Google has pulled off a dramatic turnaround in just one year, becoming a major player in consumer-facing AI.
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Author Caught Using AI In Book Blunder, Readers Call It 'Embarrassing'
In the third chapter of the book, the author seemingly attempted to copy the style of a fellow writer.
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Opinion| Apple Desperately Needs The AI Help It's Seeking
If you read Bloomberg Businessweek's deep dive into Apple's blundering work with artificial intelligence, a consistent theme is the lack of any clear idea within the company as to what good AI on an Apple device should actually do.
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ChatGPT Needs to Go to College to Get More Accurate: Parmy Olson
OpenAI trained ChatGPT on the vast, imperfect glory of the public internet — one reason why ChatGPT makes so many embarrassing mistakes. A lawyer who recently used the chatbot to write his court brief realized he’d blundered when it cited six nonexistent cases. It can get more accurate by having trained on better-quality data.
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Google Bard Chatbot Blunders in Ad Touting New Technology as Competition With Microsoft Heats Up
Google's AI chatbot, or Google Bard, made a blunder in an advertisement touting its capabilities, amid increasing competition with Microsoft, that has partnered and invested in ChatGPT maker OpenAI. The blunder sent the company's share price spiralling down by more than seven percent on Wednesday.
