How do you develop a product with as little human involvement as possible? Linköping University students built a robot using generative artificial intelligence. From an initial idea with AI-generated images to the final stages of optimisation, generative AI (GAI) supported the students throughout the design process. "I mainly used ChatGPT to program the robot's navigation and control," says Arad Jafari, master's student in technical design. The robot is similar to a radio-controlled car, with a small arm and a grapple claw in the front.

Artificial intelligence caught the world's attention with the rise of ChatGPT. However, this generative AI tool can do more than your homework. It can explain complicated ideas, create social media posts, and so much more! This article will discuss actions you didn't know ChatGPT could do. That way, you could significantly enhance your career and other aspects of daily life.

Our interview today is truly unique: we have interviewed artificial intelligence (AI)! We wanted to test the now well-known ChatGPT and thought we would interview it as we would a 3D printing expert. ChatGPT (short for Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is a chatbot system developed by OpenAI, based on an artificial intelligence model using machine learning technology. When we asked it to introduce itself, it told us, "I'm here to help you solve your problems. I will be glad to help you in any way I can."

You may have heard the news of ChatGPT fooling professors. Recently, it bamboozled scientists with convincing AI papers. The reports came from a preprint from the scientific bioRxiv server in December 2022. Researchers asked ChatGPT to create 50 abstracts based on several scientific sources. They found that medical researchers struggled to distinguish the fakes from the originals.

Microsoft is discussing a potential $10 billion investment in ChatGPT founder OpenAI that will boost its value to $29 billion. The AI tool has dazzled many people worldwide due to its uncanny ability to generate text while mimicking human speech. According to Reuters, OpenAI told investors last month it expects $200 million in revenue in 2023 and a billion dollars by 2024. Most people know Microsoft as the creator of MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook. Meanwhile, OpenAI is an artificial intelligence laboratory made popular by ChatGPT.

The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) is a curious case study of India's changing relationship with art. Industrialist Abhishek Poddar's philanthropic initiative to make his formidable collection of art, photography and textiles available to the public took off as a digital platform in 2016. Since then, the museum has launched a series of educational ventures in collaboration with notable international museums like The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as well as tech giants like Accenture and Microsoft. Now, in a reversal of the usual offline-to-digital transition that most museums are forced to make, MAP will take physical form in the heart of Bengaluru at a stunning five-storey museum, set to open to the public in mid February 2023. It will include four large galleries, an extensive library, a multimedia gallery, a 130-seat auditorium, a technology centre, a sculpture courtyard, a research and conservation laboratory, a learning centre, a gift store, a café, and a fine-dining restaurant on the terrace.

SPOT is a quadruped robot "dog" from the Boston Dynamics company. It can be difficult for rescue personnel to reach an injured person in inaccessible terrain in time to provide necessary aid. It is probable that autonomous drones and quadruped robot "dogs" will become our'friends in need' in the future. But we are currently far from achieving full autonomy for these robotic systems. Consequently, well-functioning collaboration between human and machine is crucial. A moment later, a yellow quadruped robot makes its way across the well-manicured lawns of Gränsö Manor.

Self-driving cars or autonomous vehicles are classified into various levels based on the level of automation built into them. Instead of a self-driving car, why not take the bus, you might ask. As you likely know, automated connected systems are no longer restricted to factories. They continue to percolate and expand in the daily thoroughfare of our lives. Gone are the days when owning and driving a car was a matter of privilege afforded by a select few.

The discomfort with AI that's "too human" can be explained by the uncanny valley theory. It states that we are attracted to a robot that looks like us, but only to a certain point. In 2016, Hong Kong-based company Hanson Robotics built one of the most famous humanoid AI systems in the world, Sophia. She was modeled after the famous actress Audrey Hepburn, the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, and the creator's own wife. She can mimic expressions as well as actions and can make small talk about predefined topics, such as the weather.

The discomfort with AI that's "too human" can be explained by the uncanny valley theory. It states that we are attracted to a robot that looks like us, but only to a certain point. In 2016, Hong Kong-based company Hanson Robotics built one of the most famous humanoid AI systems in the world, Sophia. She was modeled after the famous actress Audrey Hepburn, the Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, and the creator's own wife. She can mimic expressions as well as actions and can make small talk about predefined topics, such as the weather.