This Could Make AI Actually Useful

This Could Make AI Actually Useful

Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “This Could Make AI Actually Useful”.
If you find TechLink to be an enrichment in your life, I invite you to write a kind little comment below when I’m all snuggled up in bed tonight, I’ll read some of them to my cat, then he’ll have to respect me in the wake of an Oxford Study that suggested barely anyone uses AI tools on a daily basis. Three major AI companies have rolled out feature updates for their chatbots in an attempt to make them useful for someone other than coders and Tech Bros left over from the crypto bubble, opening I’s, ostensibly less evil cousin anthropic announced tool use for Claude, allowing it to perform Tasks and manipulate data, AI search engine perplexity, announced Pages, which will create research reports on any topic that can be customized, shared or presumably handed into. Your teacher and open aai just gave free chat, GPT users, the ability to upload images and files and use custom gpts. Those features were previously paywalled which, as this fan points out, obviously points towards something special coming for for paying users. Maybe chat GPT could be our Mom they’re going to give us something so special, like an AI mom, open AI.

This Could Make AI Actually Useful

Also just announced chat. Gpt. U e edu, which basically gives schools an education discount to convince them to use it, and it comes on the heels of a report claiming the company finally signed that rumored Apple deal to put their aite Tech in the next iPhone. That same report claims. Sam ultman has discussed, transforming open AI from a wacky capped, profit controlled by a nonprofit into either a b Corporation allowed to care about something other than benefiting shareholders or a regular old for-profit company. But it’s only because that might be necessary to achieve a Utopia designed by Sam’s machine God and populated by sentient robots after they’ve killed us all off.

Okay, it’s a trust him. It’S worth it. Tik Tok is working on a modified version of its recommendation algorithm. That would not share any backend with its Chinese counterpart Duan and thus potentially save the app from being banned in the US. That’S all, according to Insider sources who spoke to Reuters, but not according to Tik Tok, who immediately tweeted that the report is misleading and inaccurate.

This Could Make AI Actually Useful

But seemed to be referring specifically to the claim that a US, Centric algorithm would enable by dance to sell ticket talk. They didn’t explicitly deny they’re working on such an algorithm. In fact, Crystal who the reports co-author says that when she reached out for comment on the story, Tik Tok told her. The info was correct to be fair. They probably didn’t read the whole thing before getting bored and swiping up, but even if Tik Tok survives in the US, it may have to deal with upcoming bills like this one from New York’s Governor that could ban smartphones in schools and then how will kids ignore Their history class to watch another kid tell them that Helen Keller wasn’t real or play chess on Tik Tok on their phones.

Oh yeah, Google has confirmed that this week’s massive document leak revealing key details about how its search algorithm works is real. After taking two days to cover their ears and pretend everything’s fine, as required by law, the tech giant didn’t get into specifics. They only cautioned against making inaccurate assumptions about search based on out of context, outdated or incomplete information, suggesting that the public trust Googles. Demonstrably inaccurate public statements instead, Google also took a moment to put up a blog post explaining why Google searches new AI overviews, told people it was okay to put glue in pizza sauce and eat rocks last week step one it’s good for you.

This Could Make AI Actually Useful

It gave those answers. Simply because, prior to those screenshots going viral, practically no one asked Google how many rocks they should eat. How would Google search know that it wasn’t okay to eat one Little Rock if it had never thought about it? Before H, Google says AI overviews cited a satirical article recommending eating rocks because of a data void issue there’s just hardly any info on the web about whether eating rocks is okay formatted. As an answer to the question of how many rocks one should eat, we, we can all chuckle at this understandable error. What would be even more understandable is, if you check out our sponsor ground news and our chaotic media landscape, ground news wants to help you break free from algorithms and compare news sources to understand, just what the heck is actually going on out there. They do the hard work of aggregating Articles covering the same story from around the world, so you can get a clearer picture.

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It’S quick bits time. Why haven’t you written a comment? Yet Spotify has announced that they will be giving refunds to customers who bought car thing after the company announced they would be remotely bricking all car things they initially offered purchasers well, uh, nothing. Some who complained were offered a few months of Spotify Premium.

But wouldn’t you know it, the company suddenly started offering refunds not long after a class action lawsuit was filed, accusing Spotify of misleading customers by selling a product that would quickly be rendered unusable. But ah are they doing anything about all the e-w they’re? Creating has the ocean or any of the fish hired a lawyer. I didn’t think so. You say you’re a fish prove it. Google cloud has released a public explanation for how it wound up accidentally deleting a customer account two weeks ago, namely somebody on Google’s end accidentally left a parameter blank.

Now that might not sound like an issue worthy of an Entre ire blog post from a multi-billion dollar company, but the customer in question was Unis super an Australian pension fund charged with managing 135 billion Australian dollar dues. On the bright side, the accounts have been successfully restored on the less bright side. Apparently, your life savings can be wiped out in an instant if a dude named Robert droptable decides to sign up for a 401k. The internet Arch, the organization that runs the Wayback machine, was hit with a several day long dos attack involving tens of thousands of fake information request per second.

According to the archives director of Library Services, while the exact motivation for the attack is unknown, a group called SN black meta has taken credit for the assault by posting. What appears to be the profile picture of an edgy 14-year-old from the early 2000s? What who could possibly understand what’s going on in his dark mind, AI company? The simulation has announced showrunner an app that wants to be the Netflix of AI. With AI generated original series. The TV shows are pretty creative, there’s one about super intelligent AI devices, uh family drama, about two siblings that create an AI version of their dead mom.

There’S even a horror anime about a future where humans choose to physically augment themselves with AI technology even worse, they want Watchers of these shows to generate their own episodes. Yes, because the thing that will surely make AI generated TV shows better is fanfiction and a Creator on Chinese video site. Billy Billy has gone viral on social media thanks to an incredibly intricate custom tank Simulator for World of Tanks using soda bottles for shells, uh meta Quest 2 as a periscope, a Logitech driving wheel and some kind of crank situation to control the main gun.

It looks fing awesome and frankly, if we could take all the resources currently being used to generate AI slot for the internet and build more stuff like this, I wouldn’t have to fish for nice comments to read to my cat to be happy. I was joking. I don’t have a cat. What I actually require to be happy is that you come back on Monday for more Tech news, okay or I will cry no pressure. .