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Pew Research finds a big problem with AI: People don’t trust it
As time goes by, people are becoming less trusting of artificial intelligence (AI), according to the results of a recent Pew Research study. The study, which involved 11,000 respondents, found that attitudes had changed sharply in just the past two years. In 2021, 37% of respondents said they were more concerned than excited about AI.…
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US Copyright Office opens inquiry into laws needed to rein in genAI
The US Copyright Office is seeking public input on copyright law and policy issues raised by generative AI and is assessing whether federal legislative or US government regulation are warranted. Generative AI (genAI) technology has been documented relying on copyrighted works used to train up underlying language models. The Copyright Office will be looking into the…
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OpenAI launches ‘enterprise-grade’ ChatGPT
OpenAI today unveiled ChatGPT Enterprise, a version of its generative AI service that allows companies to decide how the model is trained and how long it can store corporate data used for that purpose. The new ChatGPT service also offers increased security and privacy by using encryption for data at rest (AES-256) and in transit…
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The Republican debate and ChatGPT — room for gen AI in politics?
I found the Republican National Debate this week fascinating because, for once, it seemed to involve actual issues instead of regurgitated talking points. One comment caught my attention: it was an attack by former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Vivek Ramaswamy implying he was a ChatGPT clone. This wasn’t true, of course, but would…
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The most in-demand AI skills — and how companies want to use them
Companies are looking to hire more people with experience with artificial intelligence (AI) as the arrival of generative AI tools and platforms forces enterprises to re-think their digital strategies, according to new studies from employment websites. The studies also documented the AI skills most sought by organizations who hope to use the technology to boost…