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Since OpenAI's ChatGPT launched in November, people have experimented with using it to ease their workloads, often without telling their bosses.

The AI-powered search tool went live today to a limited number of users in the U.S. and the U.K.

When Priyanka was told to "take her COVID virus back to where she came from" during the height of the pandemic, she decided to create Maya Cares, the first chatbot to help women of colour identify whether they have gone through a racist incident.

Kakao users expressed their disappointment with ddmm, Kakaos new artificial intelligence (AI)-based chatbot service, which became unavailable Monday, just a day after the launch of its beta service. Although the Korean IT firm promised to resume the service soon, incorrect answers given by the chatbot caused concerns that the company may lose its ground amid the intensifying global competition to dominate the generative AI market.

OpenAI’s popular chatbot didn’t expose the contents of those conversations, though it’s a reminder that your AI conversations aren’t really private.

So far, researchers can't get AI to behave. The Stanford model, based on Meta's LLaMA AI, went down as fast as it went up

Google's Bard AI got off to a faltering start - to put it mildly - but this is a hint that we might see a public release of the chatbot before too long.

Bing and Edge users can use chat features to have the AI image creator spit out images based on written text.

Google on Tuesday began the public release of its Bard chatbot, seeking users and feedback to gain ground on Microsoft in a fast-moving race to capitalise on artificial intelligence technology.

As the AI war in Silicon Valley heats up, the world's biggest search engine is starting a beta test of its own large language model chatbot.