Tag: Regulation

Discover how banks and tech companies are investing in AI technology like ChatGPT and producing groundbreaking projects. See how JPMorgan Chase recently developed Hawk-Dove, an AI model to track stock market sentiment from the Federal Reserve. What are the potential implications of this technology and its use in other industries?

ChatGPT, created by OpenAI, is an advanced artificial intelligence program capable of producing natural-sounding language. Privacy concerns and misuse of the program have recently compelled Italy to regulate the program, and other nations may follow suit. Elon Musk, OpenAI's founder, speaks on the need for an "AI pause" to mitigate the potential harms of generative AI. Various debates over regulating the use of artificial intelligence continue, to ensure the safety of data and users.

Explore the latest regulations on cryptocurrency trading in Hong Kong. Learn more about the SFC and Alibaba pioneering multi-chain capabilities, plus ChatGPT and its encryption features that ensure secure transactions! Be informed and join the cryptocurrency revolution.

OpenAI introduces a new privacy feature, chat history, to give users more control of their data. With this feature, users now have the ability to turn off chat logs and protect conversations from being used to train and improve AI models. Even with this advancement, users can no longer save chat conversations. OpenAI will monitor for abuse by retaining unsaved chats for 30 days before deletion. This initiative could set OpenAI apart from competitors and give them an edge in the ever-evolving AI industry.

. This article looks at the surge in popularity of AI chatbots, their capabilities and limitations, as well as the datasets used by big tech companies to filter out offensive content. Using the C4 dataset as an example, The Washington Post analyzed the effectiveness of the List of Dirty, Naughty, Obscene and Otherwise Bad Words filter and found that it occasionally removed LGBTQ content or failed to remove distressing content such as QAnon. Words and emojis used by AI chatbot companies to train and protect users may be confidential but the need for transparency in this field is evident.