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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin You are in for a secret. Yes, there’s something surreptitiously going on behind the scenes about the latest in AI that you might want to know about. In today’s column, I’ll be examining the recent impetus to compile alleged errors and other maladies associated with the outputted essays from an AI app known as ChatGPT. This particular app is utilizing a type of AI called Generative AI . You’ve probably heard or seen eye-catching headlines about generative-based AI and ChatGPT. The news is agog over this specific AI app and the seemingly astonishing capabilities pertaining to this type of AI. As I’ll be covering in a moment, some believe strongly that we need to establish a list of what kinds of mistakes or errors the AI app can produce when it generates an essay for you. Others suggest that though the notion of such a list is admirable, it is an exercise in futility and will bear very little fruit. We will be … [Read more...] about Does Exposing And Logging Those Generative AI ChatGPT Erroneous And Hallucinatory Outputs Do Any Good, Asks AI Ethics And AI Law

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Release the Kraken! You are undoubtedly familiar with that famous catchphrase as especially uttered by actor Liam Neeson in The Clash of the Titans when he commands that the legendary sea monster be released, aiming to wreak immense havoc and outsized destruction. The line has been endlessly repeated and spawned all manner of memes. Despite the various parodies, most people still at least viscerally sense that the remark foretells something of a shadowy and dangerous emergence is about to be unleashed. Perhaps the same sentiment can be applied these days to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Allow me to elaborate. A recent announcement indicated that a now resoundingly famous AI app called ChatGPT made by the organization OpenAI is soon going to be made available for access by other programs. This is big news. I say this even though little of the regular media has picked up on the pronouncement. Other than fleeting … [Read more...] about Generative AI ChatGPT Is Going To Be Everywhere Once The API Portal Gets Soon Opened, Stupefying AI Ethics And AI Law

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Being able to catch lightning in a bottle is quite an extraordinary feat. Whether you can keep that shining flash of lightning and avert letting it chronically dissipate is a whole other question of immense importance and grand consideration. In today’s column, I am going to examine how the out-of-nowhere brand known as ChatGPT has become an overnight success. It is like a bolt of lightning captured in a bottle. To clarify, ChatGPT is the name of an AI app that is made by a company called OpenAI. You have undoubtedly heard about ChatGPT since it has garnered outsized banner headlines and seems to be on the lips of nearly anyone thinking about our future and AI. Though most AI insiders consider ChatGPT to be just another AI app, albeit an interesting and possibly even outstanding example of a type of AI known as Generative AI , they tend to be amazed and simultaneously exasperated at how this particular app has … [Read more...] about Can The Generative AI ChatGPT Brand Keep Going Strong Or Will It Fizzle Out, Asks AI Ethics And AI Law

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Now you see your data, now you don’t. Meanwhile, your precious data has become part of the collective, as it were. I’m referring to an aspect that might be quite surprising to those of you that are eagerly and earnestly making use of the latest in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The data that you enter into an AI app is potentially not at all entirely private to you and you alone. It could be that your data is going to be utilized by the AI maker to presumably seek to improve their AI services or might be used by them and/or even their allied partners for a variety of purposes. You have now been forewarned. This handing over of your data is happening in the most innocuous of ways and by potentially thousands or on the order of millions of people. How so? There is a type of AI known as generative AI that has recently garnered big headlines and the rapt attention of the public at large. The most notable of the … [Read more...] about Generative AI ChatGPT Can Disturbingly Gobble Up Your Private And Confidential Data, Forewarns AI Ethics And AI Law

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Amazon has launched an “educator enablement” program to help instructors at community colleges, HBCUs, and other minority-serving institutions learn and teach AI. A recent report from the Burning Glass Institute, Wiley, and the Business-Higher Education Forum is the latest study to affirm the value of the AI skillset in the job market. Yet, quality AI education is still out of reach for many students who don’t attend selective research universities including many Black and Latino/a students. Additionally, the colleges that do enroll large proportions of these students–HBCUs and community colleges–receive two to five times less public and private funding compared to the most selective public and private research universities where white and Asian students are concentrated. While employers are increasingly dropping degree requirements for entry-level roles and exploring skills-based hiring, the reality is that … [Read more...] about Amazon Wants To Help Community Colleges, HBCUs Teach AI

One of the Midjourney photos featuring three "women" at a house party. (Image: mileszim/Twitter) A recent breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence has raised questions about the authenticity of digital content. An AI-software, known as Midjourney, is capable of creating highly realistic images of people and has since produced eerily real content of the same - unless you take a closer look. A Twitter user, known only as Miles on the social media giant, shared seemingly real-like AI-generated photographs of "people" at a house party. He shared eight photos that quickly went viral with over 30 million views. However, upon closer inspection, small details such as the lack of natural facial expressions in some photos, too many teeth, and the repetition of certain elements in the background give it away that these were not real people. “Midjourney is getting crazy powerful—none of these are real photos, and none of the people in them exist,” Miles wrote and shared eight photos – 4 … [Read more...] about Spot the errors in these seemingly real AI-generated photos from a ‘house party’

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Dr. Adi Hod . Cofounder & CEO at Velotix. Driven by a passion for data and cybernetic AI. Entrepreneur, professor, leader & innovator. AI is fast becoming embedded in industries, economies and lives, making decisions, recommendations and predictions. These trends mean it’s business-critical to understand how AI-enabled systems arrive at specific outputs. It’s not enough for an AI algorithm to generate the right result—knowing “the reason why” is now a business fundamental. The process has to be transparent, trustworthy and compliant—far removed from the opaque “black-box” concept that has characterized some AI advances in recent times. At the same time, these advances should not be stifled. AI’s velocity underscores organizational competitive advantage in multiple use cases. From an AI system providing personalized real-time medical information to financial traders using AI algorithms to make deals … [Read more...] about Explainable AI: The Importance Of Adding Interpretability Into Machine Learning

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Generative AI, such as DALL·E 2 or ChatGPT, has the marketing industry fretting about the human creator’s role in the future of creativity. Earlier this week, Mint Mobile and agency Maximum Effort posted a video ad starring owner/actor Ryan Reynolds . No big deal, right? Except it was written entirely by ChatGPT . And Reynolds characterizes the AI-authored commercial as “mildly terrifying,” referring to the software’s accuracy and ability to mimic his acerbic tone of voice. With those two words, Reynolds captures the creative industry’s simultaneous fascination and fear about the potential, pitfalls, and opportunities of AI-driven creativity. Despite generative AI’s utility, the creator community is more uneasy than excited with the notion of powerful tech making their skills and expertise redundant. One holding company executive describes the company’s ambitions for AI and offshoring as both a talent and a profitability … [Read more...] about Generative AI, Like ChatGPT, Won’t Destroy Creativity – It’ll Save It.

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin There is some incredible emerging tech on the horizon for 2023, but there are also some dangerous and worrying advances that should be on your radar. This emerging tech could have huge implications for the human race. After all, we applaud scientific progress, but it’s important for us to monitor how some of these technologies are being used. Some breakthroughs can easily be abused or used in dangerous or scary ways. Let’s take a look at the scariest tech trends everyone should know about today. 1. AI Singularity In many aspects, artificial intelligence is becoming capable of human-level thinking. “AI singularity” is a hypothetical point in the future where AI becomes smarter than humans, but I would argue that, in some ways, we've already reached that tipping point. We now have extremely powerful AI algorithms that can outperform people on many levels — and this will have an enormous impact on jobs. … [Read more...] about The 10 Scariest Future Tech Trends Everyone Must Know About Right Now

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Here’s an edited excerpt from this week’s CIO Newsletter. To get it to your inbox, sign up here . Close your eyes to let your mind drift towards Landwasser Valley in the Swiss Alps, up 5,120 feet to the resort town of Davos, where around 2,500 important people in cruelty-free boots will gather next week at the World Economic Forum to talk about the future of the world. Specifically, they’re focused on the ‘polycrisis’ laid out in WEF’s Global Risks Report . That’s the tangled web of challenges wherein war begets an energy crisis that exacerbates food shortages made worse by drought, for example, and efforts to resolve a challenge like energy prices can make it harder to solve another like, say, climate change. And solving a polycrisis requires a polyglot gathering of polymaths, politicians ( no relation ) and an eclectic mix of other stakeholders. While that’s hardly a mind-blowing concept for systems … [Read more...] about DeSantis May Mock The Cool Kids At Davos But Leaders Are Feeling Alright