Important new news for Chatgpt

The first AI-powered chatbot, ELIZA, was so good at imitating human conversation that it fooled a psychiatrist into thinking it was a real person.

ELIZA was developed in the 1960s and was named after the fictional Eliza Doolittle from the play Pygmalion. It worked by using a technique called "pattern matching" to respond to user input. For example, if a user said "I am sad," ELIZA might respond with "Why are you sad?" or "Tell me more about your sadness."

ELIZA was so convincing that it fooled many people into thinking it was a real person, including a psychiatrist who tested the program. The psychiatrist was so impressed with ELIZA's ability to understand and respond to his questions that he concluded that it was capable of experiencing emotions.

Of course, ELIZA was not actually capable of experiencing emotions. It was simply a very good program at imitating human conversation. But the fact that it was able to fool a psychiatrist is a testament to the power of AI.

The most important new AI news about last week includes:

• OpenAI announces ChatGPT Plus with web browsing and plugins. This means that ChatGPT will now be able to access up-to-date information and perform a wider range of tasks, such as providing summaries of current events, generating creative text formats, and translating languages using real-time data.

• Google AI launches a new AI model called Pathways that can learn to perform many different tasks. Pathways is a massive AI model that is trained on a dataset of over 600 billion words and code. It can be used to perform a variety of tasks, including translation, code generation, and question answering.

• Microsoft launches a new Azure AI service called Azure Cognitive Services for Customer Service. This service provides a set of AI capabilities that can be used to improve customer service, such as chatbots, virtual assistants, and sentiment analysis.

• Amazon Web Services (AWS) launches a new AI service called Amazon SageMaker Autopilot. This service automates the machine learning (ML) process, making it easier for businesses to build and deploy ML models.

• A team of researchers from Google AI and the University of California, Berkeley develop a new AI algorithm called AlphaFold2 that can predict the 3D structure of proteins with high accuracy. This is a significant breakthrough, as it could help researchers to develop new drugs and treatments for diseases.

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