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OpenAI on Thursday released a smaller and more affordable version of its flagship large language model that powers ChatGPT. The new model, called GPT-4o mini, will reportedly cost developers 60 percent less to build AI-powered apps and services with as compared to GPT-3.5 Turbo, Open's smallest model until today. But the big news here is for consumers. GPT-4o mini will replace GPT-3.5 Turbo for free users of ChatGPT starting today -- which means that your baseline ChatGPT experience will improve significantly. OpenAI claimed that GPT-4o mini achieved an 82 percent score on an industry benchmark called the MMLU, which stands for Measuring Massive Multitask Language Understanding, and includes 16,000 multiple-choice questions across 57 academic subjects.

The app failed to detect TB in about 30% of people who actually had the disease. But it's simpler and vastly cheaper than collecting phlegm to look for the bacterium that causes the disease, the gold-standard method for diagnosing TB. So it could prove especially useful in low-income countries as a screening tool, helping to catch cases and interrupting transmission. In the new study, a team of researchers from the US and Kenya trained and tested their smartphone-based diagnostic tool on recordings of coughs collected in a Kenyan health-care center--about 33,000 spontaneous coughs and 1,200 forced coughs from 149 people with TB and 46 people with other respiratory conditions. The app's performance wasn't good enough to replace traditional diagnostics. But it could be used as an additional screening tool.

From ChatGPT to a virtual girlfriend, a range of weird and wonderful chatbots have emerged in recent months amid the proliferation of artifical intelligence (AI). But the latest AI-powered app is arguably the most bizarre yet. The app, called Text With Jesus, is designed for'devoted Christians seeking a deeper connection with the Bible's most iconic figures', according to its developers. As the name suggests, users can'text' with Jesus, as well as a number of other figures including Mary, Joseph, Peter and Matthew. And while the basic app is free, users can opt to pay $2.99/month (£2.35/month) to speak to Satan. Text With Jesus is designed for'devoted Christians seeking a deeper connection with the Bible's most iconic figures', according to its developers Text With Jesus was trained on all publicly available versions of the Bible, including the King James Version, the New International Version and the New American Standard Bible, according to its developers.

Given the rising interest in generative AI tools like text-based ChatGPT and image-based Midjourney, AI-powered apps are growing in numbers and popularity in both app stores. A report by analytics firm Apptopia suggests that 158 AI Chatbot apps -- with the description having keywords like "AI Chat" or "AI Chatbot" -- hit the app stores in the first quarter of this year. The data suggests that multiple apps like Nova AI, Genie AI and Chat with Ask AI have broken into top charts in app stores -- a lot of these apps are similarly named, so it's easy to get confused between them. At the time of writing, Chat with Ask AI is on the top 10 free apps list on iOS in multiple countries. Apptopia mentions in the report that developers are trying to convert AI chatbot tech, which is easily available on a web browser, into a native mobile experience and charging money for it.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming many aspects of our lives, from the way we work and communicate to the way we interact with the world around us. However, there is another area where AI is starting to have an impact: spirituality. While the idea of combining AI with spirituality might seem paradoxical at first, there are many ways in which AI can help us explore and deepen our spiritual practices. In this blog post, we'll explore the path of spirituality with Artificial Intelligence. Before we dive into the role of AI in spirituality, it's important to understand what we mean by spirituality.

Apple's Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa are some best examples of AI-powered applications. ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, is the latest AI tool that redefine the use of AI. Artificial intelligence, commonly known as AI, is almost everywhere in the modern world. Services such as ChatGPT to how Google Photos erases the background in a photo are some best examples of the use of AI. With the advancement of AI in electronic products such as speakers, TVs, and more, humans can interact and get work done and answer queries in no time.

A team member using a 3D imaging system to take images of stink bugs from many angles to train the AI model inside the app. This requires several hundred images per species. Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, is using artificial intelligence (AI) to develop an app that will help keep brown marmorated stink bugs out of Australia, an invasive species with the potential to wipe out more than 300 different species of plants if it made it past quarantine. The app, being developed for the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE), is based on a prototype co-funded by Microsoft to identify seeds of noxious weedy daisies, using AI to identify stink bug species based on thousands of specimens held in CSIRO's National Research Collections Australia. DAWE is now trialling the app in its quarantine stations.

We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - August 3. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Last year, the U.S. National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence concluded in a report to Congress that AI is "world altering." AI is also mind altering as the AI-powered machine is now becoming the mind. This is an emerging reality of the 2020s. As a society, we are learning to lean on AI for so many things that we could become less inquisitive and more trusting of the information we are provided by AI-powered machines.

Warren (NJ) and Bangalore (India) -- December 2, 2021 -- Mindtree, global technology services, and digital transformation company, today announced it has earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization, a validation of a services partner's deep knowledge, extensive experience and proven success in enabling customer adoption of AI and implementing Azure solutions for machine learning life cycle and AI-powered apps. Only partners that meet stringent criteria around customer success and staff skilling, as well as pass a third-party audit of their AI and machine learning technical practices, are able to earn the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization. As the speed of business accelerates, organizations of every type and size are looking for ways to streamline processes and deliver simpler, faster, and smarter resources to help them keep up. Partners with the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization can give organizations the tools and knowledge to develop AI solutions on their terms, build AI into their mission-critical applications, and put responsible AI into action. "We are excited to be among Microsoft's first service partners to have earned the AI and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure advanced specialization," said Radhakrishnan Rajagopalan, Global Head, Customer Success, Data and Intelligence, Mindtree.