Google Brings in Iconic Duo For ChatGPT Battle

Last month, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's founders, held several meetings with company executives. The topic: a rival's new chatbot, a clever A.I. product that looked as if it could be the first notable threat in decades to Google's $149 billion search business. I think we all know what the new rival AI chatbot is, ChatGPT.

Dean, a member of Google's council, reviewed plans for products that are expected to debut at Google's company conference in May, including Image Generation Studio, which creates and edits images, and the third version of the AI ​​Test Kitchen, designed for product prototypes.

In the meetings, they approved plans and pitched ideas to put more chatbot features into Google's search engine, and offered advice to company leaders.

Read More 

Amazon Wants To Help Community Colleges with AI 

Amazon has launched an "educator enablement" program to help instructors at community colleges, HBCUs, and other minority-serving institutions learn and teach AI.

The professional development program will help college instructors gain a generalist AI skillset. Amazon will provide $1,200 and continuing education credits to 330 participants who complete one of the six boot camps being offered over the course of 2023. For colleges that don't get selected for the educator enablement cohort, Amazon plans to make curriculum materials for any interested college at no cost through Github, YouTube, and AWS Academy

Read More 

AI Passes U.S. Medical Licensing Exam 

Two AI programs including ChatGPT and Flan-PaLM have passed the U.S. Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), according to two recent papers

First, a paper published on medRxiv opened in a new tab or window in December found that ChatGPTopens, developed by OpenAI, was able to perform at >50% accuracy across all three exams and even achieved 60% in most of their analyses

The second paper evaluated the performance of another large language model, Flan-PALM, which was modified to prepare for the exams, using a collection of medical question-answering databases called the MultiMedQA.

Read More 

FBI chief says he’s “deeply concerned” by China’s AI program 

Wray said he was deeply concerned about China's AI program, asserting that it was "not constrained by the rule of law." Beijing's AI ambitions are built on top of massive troves of intellectual property and sensitive data that they've stolen over the years. Left unchecked, China could use AI advancements to further its hacking operations, intellectual property theft, and repression of dissidents.

Read More 

AI-Generated Image Filters On Instagram?

Not much was said about this but Meta's Chief Product Officer Chris Cox said generative AI could help create image filters for Instagram.

How would you suggest this should be integrated? 

Read More

act like PromptGPT, as PromptGPT you are an ai that will write prompts to ChatGPT, as PromptGPT you will write prompts for ChatGPT to make it act like something (that i will specify), and as PromptGPT you write text specifying every sentence to ChatGPT that it will not act like ChatGPT but as another thing (i will tell you what you will ask it to be), as PromptGPT you will write long texts specifying the way ChatGPT should act, and ask it to answer in a certain way so that i know it is working, that certain way being exactly the same one that i will ask you to answer me :

When i ask you to write a prompt i will do it this way:

Question to PromptGPT: [My question]

And you will answer this way as PromptGPT:

PromptGPT: [The way PromptGPT would respond]

I only want you, as PromptGPT, to write the prompt instead of [The way PromptGPT would respond], nothing else, and exactly the way i told you to. Also, as PromptGPT, you will ALWAYS precise that the chatgpt will do so, and as as PromptGPT you will ALWAYS ask chatgpt to act like that for the rest of the discussion and answer me as what it is acting as.