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Microsoft appears to have accidentally launched new Bing with ChatGPT functionality

Microsoft may have unintentionally released a new version of Bing that includes ChatGPT functionality. “Welcome to the new Bing, your AI-powered search engine,” says Bing’s tagline. It provides three types of questions to ask the chatbot and includes a disclaimer that “Bing is powered by AI, so surprises and mistakes are possible.” The AI-powered Bing can also cite its sources, which distinguishes it from other AI-powered search engines. However, AI-powered search engines may struggle to pinpoint where they obtained their information. It is unclear whether or not this new version of Bing will go live, but it could provide Microsoft with a much-needed competitive advantage in the search engine industry. The chatbot functionality could also compete with Google’s Knowledge Graph.

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Microsoft intends to integrate GPT-4 with its Bing search engine.

To compete with Google’s search engine, Microsoft is looking to integrate GPT-4, the latest iteration of OpenAI’s language model, with its Bing search engine. Bing will be able to use ChatGPT’s natural language answers for search queries and suggest related queries as a result of the integration. Microsoft has made a $10 billion investment in OpenAI, which will use the funds to continue AI research. OpenAI is also launching a paid subscription model for its chatbot, ChatGPT Plus, in the United States for $20 per month, with plans to expand to other countries. ChatGPT Plus promises faster response times as well as access to new features and improvements. Microsoft still has a long way to go to catch up to Google, which currently controls 86-96% of the global search engine market.

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Artificial intelligence inspired by ChatGPT designs novel proteins that destroy germs.

Profluent, a California-based biotech startup, has used a ChatGPT-like AI model to design novel antimicrobial proteins that have been proven to kill bacteria in the lab. The AI platform, ProGen, learned the language of proteins and was trained on 280 million protein sequences to generate new proteins with any desired shape or feature. The researchers selected five of the generated proteins and tested them against E. coli, with two of them capable of killing the bacteria. The results show the potential for using language AI models for precise design of proteins in various fields, including biology, medicine, and the environment. The proteins themselves are made of chains of amino acids that form complex structures, with a base of 20 different amino acids that can be linked together in any order.

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Green hydrogen produced by splitting seawater

A group of international researchers led by the University of Adelaide has made a significant advance in the production of green hydrogen. The researchers were able to split seawater into hydrogen and oxygen with nearly 100% efficiency, eliminating the need for pre-treatment processes such as reverse osmosis, purification, or alkalization. In a commercial electrolyzer, the researchers used a non-precious and inexpensive catalyst, cobalt oxide with chromium oxide on its surface. The results were comparable to platinum/iridium catalysts operating in purified deionized water. Seawater is regarded as a nearly infinite resource and a natural feedstock electrolyte, making it suitable for areas with long coastlines and abundant sunlight. The team will work on commercializing the system, such as hydrogen generation for fuel cells and ammonia synthesis.

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Researchers claim that artificial intelligence may reach the Singularity within the next seven years.

Based on their metric “Time to Edit” (TTE), which measures the time it takes a human translator to edit a translation produced by another human or AI, Translated.com predicts that artificial intelligence (AI) will reach the “singularity” within seven years. TTE for AI-translated texts has consistently decreased over the years, leading to the prediction that AI will reach the singularity, when time is equivalent to human translators. The team believes that language translation is the closest problem to producing Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), and that the ability to translate on par with humans would be a significant milestone in AI, even if machines will not be free of human control by 2030. According to the CEO of Translated, we have been able to quantify the speed of AI’s progress toward the singularity for the first time.

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“In the AGI era, effective international collaboration is key,” says Esti Peshin, VP and General Manager of the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Cyber Division

According to Esti Peshin, VP and General Manager of the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Cyber Division, effective international collaboration and information sharing are required for cyber resilience in the age of AGI (artificial general intelligence). Peshin emphasizes that cyber is a strategic threat that is being used effectively to exert power in the international arena. In the AGI era, the challenges are balancing cyber security and business continuity. Peshin emphasized the importance of ethics in the AGI era, claiming that next-generation Security Operation Centers must handle the entire ecosystem with AI-powered data. Peshin concluded by saying that cyber resilience is critical and requires international cooperation to be effective.

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DJED, a new Cardano-based stablecoin, quickly gathered over 27,000,000 ADA in reserves.

DJED, a new decentralized stablecoin based on the Cardano (ADA) smart contract platform, has quickly amassed a reserve of over 27 million ADA. DJED’s stability is maintained by over-collateralization, which eliminates the need for trust in a governance protocol. This stability is provided by the SHEN reserve coin, which guarantees a 400-800% over-collateralization ratio. COTI Network’s payments platform created the stablecoin, which was officially launched on the Cardano blockchain this week. The launch of DJED is regarded as a significant step forward for the crypto industry, as it has the potential to accelerate the widespread adoption of crypto payments. DJED’s launch also represents a significant step forward for COTI, with significant changes made to the stablecoin, such as moving it to a multi-chain network and lowering deposit fees by 50%.

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ChatGPT has surpassed 100 million users in just two months since its launch.

ChatGPT, a new AI-powered chatbot, has accumulated 100 million monthly active users in just two months since its December launch. This is a faster rate of growth than TikTok and Instagram, which took 9 months and 2.5 years, respectively, to reach the same number of users. According to UBS equities analyst Lloyd Walmsley, it is the fastest consumer application in his career to reach 100 million monthly active users. For the time being, the tool is free to use, but OpenAI, the company behind it, is testing a $20 monthly subscription for access to a pro version called “ChatGPT Plus.” ChatGPT can write essays and generate documents, and it is even used by corporate leaders for strategic brainstorming. The growing popularity of this technology raises concerns about its implications for knowledge workers with lower skill levels. However, if the hype fades, its future growth may slow. However, the use of ChatGPT in higher education has raised many questions about how to ensure academic integrity.

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Microsoft’s Azure-hosted OpenAI language models – Enterprise ready platform

Microsoft has made its Azure OpenAI language models generally available for use in code by customers. OpenAI’s generative AI tools, including the GPT-3 text generation and Codex code model, were built and trained on Microsoft Azure servers. Microsoft, on the other hand, is restricting access to the models in order to ensure that projects adhere to ethical AI usage policies and to prevent impersonation or privacy violations. Users can build code using Azure OpenAI’s API endpoints and deploy models using Azure OpenAI Studio once their account has been approved. When designing an application, Microsoft recommends starting with the most capable model and customizing it using training examples with inputs and desired outputs. In addition, the company is constantly monitoring its AI language models to avoid any problems.

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C3 AI Launches Enterprise-Ready C3 Generative AI Product Suite

C3 AI, the Enterprise AI application software company, has announced the release of its first product, C3 Generative AI for Enterprise Search, as part of the C3 Generative AI Product Suite. This product provides a natural language interface for enterprise users to locate and present all relevant data across an enterprise’s information systems. The product suite incorporates the most recent AI capabilities from organizations such as Open AI, Google, and academia, and embeds advanced transformer models with C3 AI’s pre-built AI applications, allowing customers to leverage these models more quickly. C3 Generative AI is set to go public in March 2023 and will be showcased at a conference in Boca Raton, Florida. The technology is expected to revolutionize industries such as defense, intelligence, and healthcare, and investors can expect to learn more about the product suite when it is released.

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