You know what makes me incredibly excited? It's when you all reach out to share what you are learning, reading and seeing about artificial intelligence! I can't imagine a bigger compliment than knowing you think of me when you encounter something intriguing. Building a community around our shared interest in AI is one of the main goals of this website and blog, and it's so important to keep that in mind. Your enthusiasm, coupled with the fact that you take time out of your busy schedules to share these links with me, truly means the world to me! It's what keeps me going!
In the spirit of fostering our AI community, I thought it would be great to showcase some of the captivating articles you've sent my way recently. So, without further ado, let's dive into these fascinating reads!
National Geographic shared an interesting piece on how to tell if a photo is AI-generated. It's crazy to think that we can process images in just 13 milliseconds, but taking a closer look can reveal some surprising insights. Give it a read if you're curious about AI-generated imagery and how it's changing the way we see the world.
The New York Times also explored the implications of AI-generated images and whether we can still trust what we see. It's a thought-provoking read that delves into the ethical considerations of AI technology.
Did you hear about the academic who used ChatGPT to write a letter of recommendation for a student? That student ended up winning a prestigious scholarship from Cambridge! It's amazing how AI can help in so many different aspects of our lives. (On this one, I would be curious to get your opinion? What are your thoughts on leveraging AI for this purpose?)
Speaking of ChatGPT, Wired published an article discussing the potential benefits and drawbacks of using the chatbot in healthcare. While it can be a helpful tool for doctors, there are concerns about trusting AI with ethical decisions.
Walmart has begun using an AI-powered chatbot to negotiate costs and purchases with certain vendors, saving the retail giant time and money. It's another example of how AI is transforming the way businesses operate.
An industry insider says AI tools like ChatGPT could revolutionize the construction industry. Imagine the possibilities for streamlining projects and improving efficiency!
For those of you who might be new to the AI world, ZDNet has a great article explaining what ChatGPT is and why it matters. It's an excellent starting point if you're looking to learn more about this powerful AI chatbot.
I can't thank you enough for sharing these fascinating stories with me. It's wonderful to see our community growing and engaging with AI topics. Keep the conversation going and don't hesitate to send more exciting AI news my way! If you come across any stories that catch your attention, please share them in the comments!
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Talk to you soon!
Click the links below to read more!
[1] How can you tell if a photo is AI generated? Here are some tips. - National Geography, ALLIE YANG, April 21, 2023
[2] Can We No Longer Believe Anything We See? - New York Times
By Tiffany Hsu and Steven Lee Myers, April 8, 2023
[3] An academic used ChatGPT to write a letter of recommendation that helped a student win a prestigious scholarship from Cambridge - Business Insider, Aaron Mok
Apr 24, 2023
[4] ChatGPT Can Help Doctors—and Hurt Patients - Wired, KHARI JOHNSON , April 24, 2023
[5] Walmart has begun using an AI-powered chatbot to negotiate costs and purchases with certain vendors, saving the retail giant time and money. - Fox Business, Bradford Betz, April 26, 2023
[6] AI set to transform construction industry - Fox Business, Breck Dumas, April 26, 2023
[7] What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? Here's what you need to know - zdnet, Sabrina Ortiz, April 18, 2023
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