OpenAI's ChatGPT search tool may be open to manipulation using hidden content, and can return malicious code from websites it searches, a Guardian investigation has found. The Guardian's journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. OpenAI has made the search product available to paying customers and is encouraging users to make it their default search tool. But the investigation has revealed potential security issues with the new system.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving technology that can revolutionize the way we use and interact with software. In recent years, the integration of AI in Windows software has transformed the computing experience, making it more personalized, efficient, and effective. AI is vital in enhancing the accessibility of Windows software. For example, Windows uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning algorithms to learn from user behavior and respond to voice commands. As a result, it can adapt to user needs, making it easier to use and more intuitive.

In 2019 Josh Bersin and Marc Zao Sanders ran a survey with Linkedin to find out more about the'flow of work' surrounding knowledge workers, which include people whose jobs involve handling or using information. It turns out there are some common trends amongst them: There are 780 million knowledge workers globally and they spend 19 percent of their time gathering information and searching for data. That's nearly a full day a week spent searching. On the plus side, learning at work is undergoing a bit of a revolution, with many corporate learning and knowledge platforms and learning and development departments turning to AI-based'knowledge intelligence' (KI) to get knowledge workers what they need, when they need it. It all starts with using AI to optimise search, and in this article, we'll look at how KI can help companies save time and boost performance.

Statista reports that this year, the value of the global e-commerce sector will peak at R52 trillion and will make up 13.7% of all retail sales with two billion digital buyers. The consumer market is becoming increasingly digital and more people are choosing to buy online. The growth of the e-commerce market has opened up the space for an infusion of innovation and cutting-edge technology to improve customer experience (CX). One such technology is artificial intelligence (AI). It seems that the world is discovering new applications for AI every day.

Applying for life insurance is a long and often frustrating process. Thousands of questions on seemingly every medical condition ever suffered – except yours. "We've had multiple occurrences where people answer no to all the [medical] questions, then they come to the'other' box at the end and they'll go – 'oh yeah I've had X'. And that question is actually back there, but they didn't understand it so they defaulted to'other' and started writing chapter and verse about their medical condition," explains ANZ OnePath's chief underwriter Peter Tilocca. Whenever answers are given free form, typically the application will require the scrutiny of an underwriter.

A mother was on the phone, crying. She could not contain her gratitude: her son had just been accepted to university thanks, in part, to a new startup called SchoolApply. "We really want to open up the world for students," says Daniel Bjarne, CEO and Co-Founder of SchoolApply, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) and search functionality to help students from anywhere in the world connect with educational programs abroad that best match their needs and potential. Demand for such a service is growing fast. By 2025, some eight million students are expected to have to travel to other countries to study.

Investors poured a record high $1.05B into artificial intelligence startups in Q2'16, and AI is already affecting more areas of our lives than many people realize. Even retail and e-commerce companies are increasingly integrating the technology. Recently there's been a rush of AI announcements and acquisitions by major retailers: Just this week, Etsy acquired Blackbird to enhance its search functionality through AI, followed the very next day by Amazon acquiring Angel.ai And earlier this month, e-commerce unicorn Houzz (see our full unicorn tracker here) announced a deep learning initiative to help users find and buy products by clicking on images. Using CB Insights data, we dove into the wide array of AI startups focused on retailers and e-commerce businesses, including AI-powered personal shopping apps, natural language processing and image recognition tools for shopping websites, predictive inventory allocation tools, and more.

Investors poured a record high $1.05B into artificial intelligence startups in Q2'16, and AI is already affecting more areas of our lives than many people realize. Even retail and e-commerce companies are increasingly integrating the technology. Recently there's been a rush of AI announcements and acquisitions by major retailers: Just this week, Etsy acquired Blackbird to enhance its search functionality through AI, followed the very next day by Amazon acquiring Angel.ai And earlier this month, e-commerce unicorn Houzz (see our full unicorn tracker here) announced a deep learning initiative to help users find and buy products by clicking on images. Using CB Insights data, we dove into the wide array of AI startups focused on retailers and e-commerce businesses, including AI-powered personal shopping apps, natural language processing and image recognition tools for shopping websites, predictive inventory allocation tools, and more.

Investors poured a record high 1.05B into artificial intelligence startups in Q2'16, and AI is already affecting more areas of our lives than many people realize. Even retail and e-commerce companies are increasingly integrating the technology. Recently there's been a rush of AI announcements and acquisitions by major retailers: Just this week, Etsy acquired Blackbird to enhance its search functionality through AI, followed the very next day by Amazon acquiring Angel.ai And earlier this month, e-commerce unicorn Houzz (see our full unicorn tracker here) announced a deep learning initiative to help users find and buy products by clicking on images. Using CB Insights data, we dove into the wide array of AI startups focused on retailers and e-commerce businesses, including AI-powered personal shopping apps, natural language processing and image recognition tools for shopping websites, predictive inventory allocation tools, and more.

We are getting closer to having a nice search functionality on DSC. If you remember the title of one of our articles - or some keywords - but can't find it on Google, try our DSC search engine. You can find the Search tab at the top, on any web page on our network. This search functionality is now ads-free. Also, we are in the process of writing an article Data scientist shares his growth hacking secrets, which we expect to attract lots of interest.