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Last week a seemingly simple math problem caused deep division among DailyMail.com readers, igniting an argument so furious that it resembled an angry political debate.

OpenAI recently introduced GPT-4 version of the AI bot which is claimed to be more sophisticated and improved than the predecessor

OpenAI has launched plugins for select ChatGPT users and developers, opening up possible use-cases for the AI to unseen levels.

AI chatbots have become the biggest technology story of 2023. We compare Microsoft’s Bing, Google’s Bard, and OpenAI’s ChatGPT (running GPT-4), tackling questions like holiday tips, gaming advice, and recipes.

ChatGPT received a major feature update from OpenAI: web-browsing capability, a plugin store, and a sandbox to execute code and manipulate graphics.

Wolfram plugin gives computationally accurate answers to ChatGPT queries using Wolframs data knowledgebase and language. Custom visualizations are given as well. Stephen Wolfram explains how it works.

ChatGPT is everywhere right now, but how does it really compare with Apples ever-willing Siri?

Already, ChatGPT has been named as a co-author on at least four research papers. With proper management, AI generation could be an invaluable tool in clinical research—but only if we are mindful of the potential risks and biases that may arise from their usage and ensure transparency, fairness, and accountability in their use.

Stephen Wolfram explores some of the science, technology and philosophy of what we can expect from AIs. From how ChatGPT works to the cycle of technology, to the concept of progress and preparing for an AI world.

Microsoft revealed an AI-powered Bing chatbot in February, dubbing it “the new Bing.” But what can you actually do with the new Bing, and where does it fall short?