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OpenAI pushes boundaries with GPT-4 Vision feature & DALL-E 3; what's new & how to use it - Vimarsana News

OpenAI pushes boundaries with GPT-4 Vision feature & DALL-E 3; what's new & how to use it

OpenAI's ChatGPT has gained vision capabilities and can now use speech as input, while its DALL-E 3 is capable of understanding nuances and details, making it easier for users to translate their ideas into images

Google Expands Its Generative AI Search Experience to Teens Expected to Interact With a Chatbot—Is It Safe? - Vimarsana News

Google Expands Its Generative AI Search Experience to Teens Expected to Interact With a Chatbot—Is It Safe?

Google is opening its generative AI search experience to teenagers aged 13 to 17 in the United States with a Google Account.

Meta Unveils New Celebrity AI Chatbot Characters; Which Stars are Included? - Vimarsana News

Meta Unveils New Celebrity AI Chatbot Characters; Which Stars are Included?

Meta unveils 28 new celebrity AI chatbot characters, including Snoop Dogg as "dungeon master," Tom Brady as a sports fanatic, and Kendall Jenner as "Billie."

Source: hngn.com
Even the CIA is developing an AI chatbot - Vimarsana News

Even the CIA is developing an AI chatbot

The CIA confirmed that it’s developing an AI chatbot for all 18 US intelligence agencies to quickly parse troves of ‘publicly available’ data.

Source: yahoo.com
Google's Search AI Says You Can Melt Eggs. Its Source Will Make You Facepalm - Vimarsana News

Google's Search AI Says You Can Melt Eggs. Its Source Will Make You Facepalm

Google's search AI thinks you can melt eggs. Its source? ChatGPT. The complicated case of AI-generated misinformation was first spotted by an X-formerly-Twitter user named Tyler Glaiel, who took to the platform on Monday to share a screenshot of what happened when he typed "can you melt eggs" into Google's search bar. Of course, the […]

Source: yahoo.com