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OpenAI's artificial intelligence-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, is all set to expand its reach to Android devices. The announcement was made by the Microsoft-backed creator, OpenAI, through a tweet on their official Twitter account. The company revealed that the ChatGPT app will be rolling out to Android users starting next week, and interested individuals can sign-up on the Google Play Store, with pre-orders already open.This release follows the successful launch of the popular chatbot for iOS users several months ago. In a…

Since its launch, OpenAI has capitalized on the astronomical rise of ChatGPT by launching a premium subscription for its generative AI chatbot called ChatGPT Plus. It gives users a faster response time, internet access, and priority access to new features. Recently, OpenAI also launched the native ChatGPT app for Android and iOS devices, bringing the power of AI to mobile devices. The AI chatbot has become better with more and more features being added with every update such as support for Siri shortcuts.Now, in the…

The ChatGPT craze is sweeping the mainstream, with celebrities and even politicians using the technology in their daily lives. However, among the everyday folks taking advantage of cutting-edge generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, there's a darker, more nefarious subset who are abusing the technology: hackers.While hackers haven't made great strides in the relatively new genre of generative AI, keeping yourself aware of how they may be able to leverage the technology is advised. A new Android malware has…

Microsoft and Google have recently made big investments in two of the most valuable companies in artificial intelligence (AI).OpenAI, which developed ChatGPT, has received a staggering investment of USD 10 billion (£7.8 billion) from Microsoft, while Google has invested USD 300 million in Anthropic. The companies' financial support for AI has pushed an ongoing rivalry into the public spotlight. Google's struggle for dominance with Microsoft is increasingly at the forefront of discussions about AI's future success. Google…

Generative AI has swept over the digital landscape with a tsunami of unprecedented innovation. Consumers across the globe are using applications like OpenAI's ChatGPT, Bard, DALL-E, Midjourney, and DeepMind for content creation, ideation, and problem solving, or just simple fun. According to Nerdy Nav, the highest percentage of ChatGPT users are from the United States (15.22%), followed by India (6.32%).Like any new technology though, generative AI too raises concerns about data privacy since it processes personal data…

ChatGPT has gained immense popularity as soon as it first became available on November 30, 2022. However, its very popularity has ensured that scammers try to take advantage of gullible users by rolling out fake ChatGPT AI chatbots. In fact, ChatGPT has presented an enormous opportunity for scammers to launch malware attacks and it has now acquired dangerous proportions. In the past few months, several apps and software masquerading as ChatGPT-tools have been rolled out. In the latest development, as per researchers at…

Image Source : FILE Radio host files defamation lawsuit against OpenAI over false information produced by ChatGPT Recently, In a defamation lawsuit, radio host Mark Walters has filed a complaint against OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed organization behind ChatGPT. Walters alleges that false information generated by ChatGPT has harmed his reputation. According to reports by…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen meteoric growth in the last few years. It has impacted nearly every sector, ranging from farming, healthcare, and education to industries. Before you ask, no it is not the Skynet from ‘The Terminator'. From automated systems like Tesla FSD and pioneering companion robots like Miko, EMO, and Cozmo, it seems like everyone is jumping on the AI bandwagon. AI-powered chatbots have also emerged that assist users in accomplishing tasks such as engaging in conversations, creating large…

What happened when a US lawyer used ChatGPT to prepare a court filing? The artificial intelligence program invented fake cases and rulings, leaving the attorney rather red-faced.New York-based lawyer Steven Schwartz apologized to a judge this week for submitting a brief full of falsehoods generated by the OpenAI chatbot. "I simply had no idea that ChatGPT was capable of fabricating entire case citations or judicial opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic," Schwartz wrote in a court filing. The blunder…

ChatGPT had created trouble for OpenAI recently for producing fake legal citations. Just last month, OpenAI's generative AI model put a lawyer in trouble as it fabricated cases that he then used in his legal filings. Now, in another recent case, ChatGPT wrongly accused a man of a crime, and OpenAI, the company behind it, is being sued for libel. While the whole world has jumped on the artificial intelligence (AI) bandwagon, several countries have also introduced their national strategy documents on AI.What…