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OpenAI's premium users now have access to GPT-4 Turbo (trained on data up until December 2023), which promises enhanced capabilities in writing, mathematics, logical reasoning, and coding. OpenAI says the model will provide more concise, conversational responses compared to its predecessors. Continue Reading →

I know you're familiar with ChatGPT, and you probably know that it is powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo (a large language model or "LLM"), but how many other LLMs can you name? I'll wait… Continue Reading →

I am very sad to report that Perplexity.ai, my favorite hybrid AI search tool, is planning to sell ads. The company says it will focus on introducing "native ads" by allowing brands to influence the "related questions" feature, which accounts for 40% of Perplexity's queries. Continue Reading →

I just re-watched a video I first saw a few months ago: "Demystifying how GPT works: From Architecture to...Excel!?!" Continue Reading →

OpenAI announced an awesome new feature that allows ChatGPT to remember personal details, preferences, and context from previous chats with a user. For example, if a user mentions their daughter Alexis who likes pink butterflies, ChatGPT can later generate a birthday card for Alexis with those details. Continue Reading →

Researchers discovered that large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI's GPT-4 can infer personal attributes from seemingly innocuous text snippets. Continue Reading →

Stanford University researchers have found that no current large language models (LLMs), including OpenAI's GPT-4 and Google's Bard, comply with the European Union's AI Act. This legislation, the first of its kind, governs AI within the EU, but it is serving as a blueprint for AI regulators around the world. Continue Reading →

I read a white paper on the plane about a new small-scale language model called SimPLE (Simple Pseudo-Label Editing) that outperforms larger counterparts by up to 500 times in certain language understanding tests. Continue Reading →

Yesterday, Stability AI unveiled StableLM, an open source AI language model family designed to offer an alternative to ChatGPT. Continue Reading →

Google is incorporating generative AI into its marketing business, offering advertisers AI-generated content across its platforms, according to a report from the Financial Times. Alphabet plans to use large language model (LLM) technology, similar to that used in its Bard chatbot, to create ads on search pages, YouTube, Maps, Gmail, and its other platforms. Continue Reading →