Bill Gates shared his support for the progress of artificial intelligence, proclaiming the ChatGPT-like technology to be'as revolutionary as mobile phones and the internet.' Gates, 67, believes'the rise of AI' is poised to improve humanity, increase productivity and reduce worldwide inequalities, along with accelerating the develop new vaccines. The technology is capable of discovering new pathways to design drugs accordingly and spot errors that are otherwise missed by human eyes. The Microsoft founder has spent billions of dollars to bring treatments to the developing world and believes AI tools is our biggest weapon against deadly diseases and viruses. ''One of the Gates Foundation's priorities in AI is to make sure these tools are used for the health problems that affect the poorest people in the world, including AIDS, TB, and malaria,' Gates shared in a recent blog post.

It has been clear for several years that artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining the ability to generate fluent language, churning out sentences that are increasingly hard to distinguish from text written by people. Last year, Nature reported that some scientists were already using chatbots as research assistants -- to help organize their thinking, generate feedback on their work, assist with writing code and summarize research literature (Nature 611, 192–193; 2022). But the release of the AI chatbot ChatGPT in November has brought the capabilities of such tools, known as large language models (LLMs), to a mass audience. Its developers, OpenAI in San Francisco, California, have made the chatbot free to use and easily accessible for people who don't have technical expertise. Millions are using it, and the result has been an explosion of fun and sometimes frightening writing experiments that have turbocharged the growing excitement and consternation about these tools.

Sam Altman, OpenAI's boss said that there's a bug startling some ChatGPT users this week. The vulnerability has been reportedly showing the chat histories of other people. For others, it might spark some privacy concerns for users who want to use the AI chatbot in secrecy. When the AI-focused startup discovered that a new bug arose on ChatGPT on Tuesday, March 21, Altman immediately acknowledged the issue so the team could look for a quick remedy to patch it up. In a latest report by CNBC, Altman says that the vulnerability in the open-source library of ChatGPT is finally removed.

While Silicon Valley has transformed every industry from health care to banking, agriculture has remained largely untouched -- until now. Ever since OpenAI's breakthrough with ChatGPT, the term AI has been thrown around so many times it's starting to lose its meaning. Nevertheless, artificial intelligence has seeped into every industry from enterprise software to autonomous vehicles, taking around 10% of global venture dollars in 2022. Grow your revenue with all-in-one prospecting solutions powered by the leader in private-company data. Agriculture has not been immune to the AI revolution that has gripped the tech world.

Following the release the new GPT-4 engine and Whisper API in March, OpenAI announced Thursday that it has begun introducing plugins for ChatGPT. These will enable the chatbot to interact with 3rd-party APIs, tailoring its responses to specific circumstances as defined by the developers while expanding the bot's range of capable actions. Say you want to develop a chatbot that users can talk sports with. Before the latest GPT-4 upgrade, the chatbot would only be able to discuss games and scores that happened in the past, specifically in 2021 which is when GPT-3's training data was assembled. It wouldn't pull real-time data or even be aware that the year 2022 existed.

On Monday, users found that their history contained titles pertaining to unfamiliar topics or functions, as well as titles written in other languages indicating that the flaw was a worldwide issue. Some on Reddit have reported seeing other types of information, but did not provide verifiable evidence to back up these claims. "I see someone else's phone number as the phone number tied to my account. I'm concerned but not concerned enough to quit the app," stated one user. Another alleged that they had signed up for ChatGPT Plus, the $20 (£16) per month subscription plan for the platform, under another email that had become linked to their account and as a result were not granted access to the service.

CallTrackingMetrics, a global conversation analytics company, announced the launch of its newest feature, AskAI. Powered by Open AI's ChatGPT, the conversation intelligence tool is designed to unlock endless creative approaches to extracting value from customer conversations. According to a report by Salesforce, 78% of customers expect companies to personalize communications and interactions based on their preferences and behaviors. As customer expectations evolve, businesses must find new and innovative ways to keep pace. The introduction of AskAI allows companies to listen to their customers at scale, identify key insights like common pain points and qualified leads, and ultimately deliver better experiences that drive business success.

As aficionados of artificial intelligence, we've all marveled at the ingenuity and prowess of GPT-4, the advanced language model that has revolutionized the way we interact with machines. But what if I told you there is a lesser-known, powerful feature within GPT-4 that is waiting to be unearthed by those who dare to explore the depths of its capabilities? Picture this: a labyrinth of complex charts, accounting documents, and architectural blueprints that would leave even the most seasoned professionals scratching their heads. Now, imagine a tool that can swiftly navigate through this maze, effortlessly deciphering the patterns and intricacies of these visual conundrums. This is precisely what GPT-4's untapped image recognition and problem-solving prowess can do for you.

It's easy to think of LLMs (large language models) as just'hallucinating' or mere generators of text. A glorified LSTM so to speak. While there are some limitations of LLMs (and indeed they are evolving), a far more interesting question to explore is: How can LLMs be used in enterprise applications? In many ways, enterprise applications of LLMs can overcome some of the problems. One possible solution is a combination of Azure Cognitive Search and Azure OpenAI Service. Taking a B2B perspective, the solution involves "chatting with your own data".

OpenAI states that their ChatGPT model, trained using a machine learning technique called Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF), can simulate dialogue, answer follow-up questions, admit mistakes, challenge incorrect premises and reject inappropriate requests. Initial development involved human AI trainers providing the model with conversations in which they played both sides - the user and an AI assistant. The version of the bot available for public testing attempts to understand questions posed by users and responds with in-depth answers resembling human-written text in a conversational format. A tool like ChatGPT could be used in real-world applications such as digital marketing, online content creation, answering customer service queries or as some users have found, even to help debug code. The bot can respond to a large range of questions while imitating human speaking styles.