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Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain A survey conducted at the Hebrew University by Prof. Michal Almog-Bar, head of the Institute for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy, in collaboration with Civil Leadership, the umbrella organization of nonprofit organizations in Israel, analyzed the widespread mobilization effort in Israel following the terrorist attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023. …

Chatting with ChatGPT is part of my daily life these days. I talk to ChatGPT for research, I do it when I have to “google” something, and sometimes I do it for the lols. Since I’m on ChatGPT Plus, I also get to experience OpenAI’s best generative AI features as soon as they’re available in Europe, where I live. However, not all improvements come from OpenAI directly. Issuing the right prompt is key to getting the most out of ChatGPT. And I’m always ready to test interesting ChatGPT hacks that can get me better…

Google has announced the addition of a new feature for its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot, Gemini. The new feature provides users more control over the response generated by the chatbot. It also enables users to make changes to a particular portion of the text. The feature now allows users to regenerate selected portions, edit its length or get it entirely removed. The feature is currently available in English in the Gemini web app.  Google has announced the addition of a new feature for its artificial…

In a bid to empower users with unparalleled customization, Google has just rolled out an innovative feature for its Gemini AI-powered chatbot. This latest addition allows users to finely tune the responses generated by the chatbot, offering a level of granular control never seen before.Unlike traditional chatbot interactions, where the entire response might need regeneration, this feature enables users to focus on specific portions of the text. The tool lets users make precise adjustments, be it tweaking the length,…

ChatGPT has received a new accessibility feature that can be helpful for visually impaired people. The artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot by OpenAI announced a Read Aloud feature on Monday that can read out its written responses. The new feature is a different functionality from the voice chat feature that was introduced in September 2023 and uses the AI model's multimodal capabilities. Notably, an earlier report also revealed that the Android app version of the chatbot could soon get a home-screen widget.The…

Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETDon't feel like just reading a response you receive from OpenAI's ChatGPT? Well, now you can sit back and listen to it. Already available in the mobile app and rolling out to the website, a feature called Read Aloud will do just that -- read the response aloud to you.To try this out on your mobile device, install the ChatGPT app for iOS/iPadOS or Android if you don't already have it. Sign in with your account. Ask the bot to generate some content -- a story, a poem, a haiku, an essay,…

Back in September, OpenAI launched support for voice and picture ChatGPT prompts on iPhone and Android. The feature became available for ChatGPT users on the free plan a couple of months later. Talking to ChatGPT is very easy to do. Just tap the headphones and start talking. The chatbot will respond to you accordingly. But wouldn't it be great if ChatGPT could also read past responses aloud? It's certainly the kind of feature I'd appreciate while I might be out and about and chatting with ChatGPT. OpenAI just…

Image Source : OPENAI ChatGPT's Read Aloud Feature Now you can listen to ChatGPT's responses with the new read-aloud feature! It's perfect for when you're on the move and want to hear the answers to your questions. And guess what? You can choose from five different voices and in 37 languages, making it super versatile. Announcement and history OpenAI announced…

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Microsoft Corp. said it's investigating reports that its Copilot chatbot is generating responses that users have called bizarre, disturbing and, in some cases, harmful. Introduced last year as a way to weave artificial intelligence into a range of Microsoft products and services, Copilot told one user claiming to suffer from PTSD that it didn't “care if you live or die.” In another exchange, the bot accused a user of lying and said, “Please, don't contact me again.” Colin Fraser, a Vancouver-based data scientist, shared…