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A study by the Stanford Internet Observatory (SIO) found that the LAION-5B dataset used to train AI image generators contains over 1,000 instances of illegal images of children. The dataset, used to train Stable Diffusion, a popular AI image generator, … Read more
In today’s Quick Serve of AI news: The UK Supreme Court has ruled that AI cannot be listed as an inventor on a patent. The court emphasized the legal requirement for patents to have a human inventor. This decision has … Read more
A news summary from The Servitor’s Staff AI: Jeremy Powell criticizes President Joe Biden’s recent executive order on AI, suggesting it may aim to control narratives and promote progressive agendas, potentially limiting opposing viewpoints. The order’s potential impact on social … Read more
Ever since the release of the original GPT-4 developer livestream where we all got our first glimpse of GPT-4, I’ve been waiting to do one thing: repeat the part of the video where the dev doodles a webpage on paper, … Read more
OpenAI announced the release of a new member of the GPT family today, InstructGPT-3.5-Turbo. We heard the news via the email below: Hello! We are excited to announce the release of gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct, our latest model that serves as a replacement … Read more
RLHF means training an AI model with human feedback. By putting humans in the training loop to grade AI output, LLMs (Large Language Models) can learn to give more accurate and natural responses. You probably know LLMs by their now-familiar … Read more
A little red pop-up on the OpenAI Platform website is advising higher than usual error rates are occurring across the Open AI API including text generation models (like ChatGPT or GPT-4-32k), speech (Whisper) and text to image (DALLE). Hopefully it … Read more
Disclaimer: We may earn a commission at no cost to you on affiliate product links from this page. Oh boy, here we go again! Another “Top 5 ChatGPT Prompts to Transform Your Sales” article, this time courtesy of Forbes. Because, … Read more
With the adoption of ChatGPT by criminals it’s time to take a step further. What’s at stake here? Could there be a point where AI like ChatGPT crosses an ethical line all on its own? With the notion of “Dark … Read more
The New York Times had an interesting article about the role of A.I. chatbots in college applications, I couldn’t help but ponder: Is this the beginning of an inevitable era where A.I. becomes an integral part of every student’s academic … Read more