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NOVEMBER 26, 2023
ChatGPT, known for technical advice, also excels in giving social advice, outperforming professional columnists. Research shows its advanced versions are more empathetic, making it a versatile, widely-used AI tool. Despite its lack of true empathy, users find its advice balanced and helpful, though many still prefer human interaction.
JANUARY 9, 2024
This is a popular topic on TechCrunch+, where columnists spend considerable time discussing how startups can take advantage of OpenAI. OpenAI’s impressive technology stack led to a wave of startups building on top of its models and offerings.
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JUNE 10, 2023
Earlier this year, New York Times columnist Kevin Roose conducted a two-hour conversation with Microsoft’s popular new chatbot, “Bing Chat.” Although …
FEBRUARY 25, 2023
WIRED's spiritual advice columnist on AI and what may happen if humans can't read code anymore. “I I can't code, and this bums me out because—with so …
MARCH 3, 2023
A technology columnist for the New York Times wrote that a chatbot expressed feelings (which is impossible). It has taken a very short time for artificial intelligence application ChatGPT to have a disruptive effect on journalism. Other media outlets filled with examples of “Sydney” the …
DECEMBER 1, 2023
WSJ senior personal tech columnist Joanna Stern applied for a prompt engineer position and joins host Julie Chang to discuss the interview process. There’s a growing number of job postings for the role of prompt engineer, someone who writes prompts that go into generative AI chatbots to elicit the best responses. Photo: Joanna Stern
JUNE 2, 2023
The creators of AI deeply fear the commercial and ethical risks posed by their own creature, writes Le Monde columnist Philippe Escande.
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