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ChatGPT making people dumb, brains of youngsters "at highest risk": Study
Researchers revealed that ChatGPT users had the lowest brain engagement.
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To Prevent AI Cheating, Blue Books Are Making A Comeback In US. Here's All We Know
Blue books are plain, stapled exam booklets with unlined or lightly lined pages and easily recognisable blue covers.
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ChatGPT Can Be Used In Sensory Evaluation Of Food Like Brownies: Study
ChatGPT can be used in the sensory evaluation of foods, especially brownies, according to a study, which offers insights that could streamline development of new products, and possibly enhance recipes.
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ChatGPT Making Its Frequent Users More Lonely, Study Claims
The study authors concluded that participants who trusted and "bonded" with ChatGPT more were likelier than others to be lonely.
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ChatGPT Experiences Stress And Anxiety Like Humans Do, New Study Claims
Elevated anxiety levels can lead to the chatbot appearing moody towards its users and even giving responses that show racist and sexist biases.
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ChatGPT Outperformed Doctors in Diagnosing Diseases and Medical Conditions, Says Study
ChatGPT was able to outperform human doctors in diagnosing diseases and medical conditions in a study. While the study aimed to understand if AI chatbots can help doctors provide better diagnoses, the results unexpectedly revealed that OpenAI’s GPT-4-powered chatbot performed much better when performing without human assistance compared to when p...
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ChatGPT First-Person Bias and Stereotypes Tested in a New OpenAI Study
ChatGPT, like other artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, has the potential to introduce biases and harmful stereotypes when generating content. For the most part, companies have focused on eliminating third-person biases where information about others is sought. However, in a new study published by OpenAI, the company tested its AI models’ firs...
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OpenAI Warns ChatGPT Voice Mode Users Might End Up Forming ‘Social Relationships’ With the AI
OpenAI warned on Thursday that the recently released Voice Mode feature for ChatGPT might result in users forming social relationships with the artificial intelligence (AI) model. The information was part of the company’s system card for GPT-4o, which is a detailed analysis about the potential risks and possible safeguards of the AI model that th...
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AI Improves Creativity In Stories, Reduces Diversity: Study
Stories created with help of ChatGPT are more creative compared to those by writers not using the tool, according to research. However, diversity in stories suffered with the use of AI.
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OpenAI Develops CriticGPT Model Capable of Spotting GPT-4 Code Generation Errors
OpenAI published a study about a new artificial intelligence (AI) model on Thursday that can catch GPT-4’s mistakes in code generation. The AI firm stated that the new chatbot was trained using the reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) framework and was powered by one of the GPT-4 models. The under-development chatbot was designed to ...
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ChatGPT Answers Went 'Undetected', Got Better Grades Than Students: Study
Exam graders could have trouble spotting answers generated by AI-based chatbots, researchers said after their study found that these answers not only went undetected but were also graded better than those written by students.
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Study Used AI In Military Conflict Simulation - It Chose War Every Time
The large language models used in the study were GPT-4, GPT 3.5, Claude 2.0, Llama-2-Chat and GPT-4-Base.
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ChatGPT Diagnoses Patients "Like A Human Doctor", Says Study
Artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT diagnosed patients rushed to emergency at least as well as doctors and in some cases outperformed them, Dutch researchers have found, saying AI could "revolutionise the medical field".
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AI Unlikely to Take Over Most Jobs, but Clerical Work Faces Risk of Automation: UN Study
Generative AI probably will not take over most people's jobs entirely but will instead automate a portion of their duties, freeing them up to do other tasks, a UN study said on Monday. It warned, however, that clerical work would likely be the hardest hit, potentially hitting female employment harder, given women's over-representation in this secto...
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US Schools Are Encouraging Students To Use ChatGPT. This Is Why
The professors now fear ignoring or discouraging the use of ChatGPT and say that it will be a disservice to students.
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ChatGPT making people dumb, brains of youngsters "at highest risk": Study
Researchers revealed that ChatGPT users had the lowest brain engagement.
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To Prevent AI Cheating, Blue Books Are Making A Comeback In US. Here's All We Know
Blue books are plain, stapled exam booklets with unlined or lightly lined pages and easily recognisable blue covers.
-
ChatGPT Can Be Used In Sensory Evaluation Of Food Like Brownies: Study
ChatGPT can be used in the sensory evaluation of foods, especially brownies, according to a study, which offers insights that could streamline development of new products, and possibly enhance recipes.
-
ChatGPT Making Its Frequent Users More Lonely, Study Claims
The study authors concluded that participants who trusted and "bonded" with ChatGPT more were likelier than others to be lonely.
-
ChatGPT Experiences Stress And Anxiety Like Humans Do, New Study Claims
Elevated anxiety levels can lead to the chatbot appearing moody towards its users and even giving responses that show racist and sexist biases.
-
ChatGPT Outperformed Doctors in Diagnosing Diseases and Medical Conditions, Says Study
ChatGPT was able to outperform human doctors in diagnosing diseases and medical conditions in a study. While the study aimed to understand if AI chatbots can help doctors provide better diagnoses, the results unexpectedly revealed that OpenAI’s GPT-4-powered chatbot performed much better when performing without human assistance compared to when p...
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ChatGPT First-Person Bias and Stereotypes Tested in a New OpenAI Study
ChatGPT, like other artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots, has the potential to introduce biases and harmful stereotypes when generating content. For the most part, companies have focused on eliminating third-person biases where information about others is sought. However, in a new study published by OpenAI, the company tested its AI models’ firs...
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OpenAI Warns ChatGPT Voice Mode Users Might End Up Forming ‘Social Relationships’ With the AI
OpenAI warned on Thursday that the recently released Voice Mode feature for ChatGPT might result in users forming social relationships with the artificial intelligence (AI) model. The information was part of the company’s system card for GPT-4o, which is a detailed analysis about the potential risks and possible safeguards of the AI model that th...
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AI Improves Creativity In Stories, Reduces Diversity: Study
Stories created with help of ChatGPT are more creative compared to those by writers not using the tool, according to research. However, diversity in stories suffered with the use of AI.
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OpenAI Develops CriticGPT Model Capable of Spotting GPT-4 Code Generation Errors
OpenAI published a study about a new artificial intelligence (AI) model on Thursday that can catch GPT-4’s mistakes in code generation. The AI firm stated that the new chatbot was trained using the reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) framework and was powered by one of the GPT-4 models. The under-development chatbot was designed to ...
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ChatGPT Answers Went 'Undetected', Got Better Grades Than Students: Study
Exam graders could have trouble spotting answers generated by AI-based chatbots, researchers said after their study found that these answers not only went undetected but were also graded better than those written by students.
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Study Used AI In Military Conflict Simulation - It Chose War Every Time
The large language models used in the study were GPT-4, GPT 3.5, Claude 2.0, Llama-2-Chat and GPT-4-Base.
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ChatGPT Diagnoses Patients "Like A Human Doctor", Says Study
Artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT diagnosed patients rushed to emergency at least as well as doctors and in some cases outperformed them, Dutch researchers have found, saying AI could "revolutionise the medical field".
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AI Unlikely to Take Over Most Jobs, but Clerical Work Faces Risk of Automation: UN Study
Generative AI probably will not take over most people's jobs entirely but will instead automate a portion of their duties, freeing them up to do other tasks, a UN study said on Monday. It warned, however, that clerical work would likely be the hardest hit, potentially hitting female employment harder, given women's over-representation in this secto...
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US Schools Are Encouraging Students To Use ChatGPT. This Is Why
The professors now fear ignoring or discouraging the use of ChatGPT and say that it will be a disservice to students.
