When OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November, 2022, it launched a new era of AI adoption. Suddenly, there was a free and widely accessible tool allowing anyone to interact with generative AI and experiment with its advanced capabilities -- and limitations. If you haven't seen instances of ChatGPT being creepy or enabling nefarious behavior have you been living under a rock that doesn't have internet access? And that was back when ChatGPT was powered by GPT-3. GPT-4 is more accurate than its predecessor, better able to understand complex and nuanced requests, and is so intelligent, it scored in the 90th percentile on the bar exam.

Have you ever watched a mystery movie and noticed a critical link before the characters did? Maybe this critical link even helped you solve the mystery before the end of the story. If so, think about how you made that connection: did you notice something that "just didn't add up?" Maybe, instead, one character's behavior seemed too suspicious from the beginning. Whether you made a logical deduction or made a prediction based on behavioral patterns, you performed link prediction, a common task researchers use on computational graph structures. In our recent survey paper, we focus specifically on methods which operate on graph structures.

Jaron Lanier, the godfather of virtual reality and the sage of all things web, is nicknamed the Dismal Optimist. And there has never been a time we've needed his dismal optimism more. It's hard to read an article or listen to a podcast these days without doomsayers telling us we've pushed our luck with artificial intelligence, our hubris is coming back to haunt us and robots are taking over the world. There are stories of chatbots becoming best friends, declaring their love, trying to disrupt stable marriages, and threatening chaos on a global scale. Is AI really capable of outsmarting us and taking over the world? Well, your question makes no sense," Lanier says in his gentle sing-song voice. "You've just used the set of terms that to me are fictions.

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Two is better than one, isn't it? This is undoubtedly true in the case of IoT and machine learning. These two most popular and trending technologies are offering a solid growth system for companies if implemented together correctly. When combined, they help you unlock the true power of data and boost business efficiency, sales, and customer relationships. Therefore, incorporation of IoT and machine learning in business is seen on a wide scale.

In quality assurance, it is necessary to reliably detect deviations from the norm. Industrial cameras have a key role in this, capturing images of products and analyzing them for defects. If the error cases are not known in advance or are too diverse, however, rule-based image processing reaches its limits. By contrast, this challenge can be reliably solved with the artificial intelligence (AI) method anomaly detection. The new, free IDS NXT 3.0 software update from IDS Imaging Development Systems makes the method available to all users of the AI vision system with immediate effect.