OpenAI (ChatGPT)

I'm sharing this story here – but it could also fit in the "Things that nobody needs" thread. Phoebe FM is an alternative rock radio station with an AI-generated DJ. No thanks, I like to hear real people.

radioinsight.com

First Listen: Phoebe.FM

Two and a half years ago, the demo for Futuri’s RadioGPT galvanized an industry, launching a debate about the ethics
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What a shame it's only available for macOS. I'm glad I don't own my macbook anymore. :p

This one paragraph from the article.

The browser from OpenAI out-surveils even Google Chrome, and that’s saying something. It doesn’t just log which websites you visit, it also stores “memories” of what you look at and do on those sites. "It can even grab control of your mouse and browse for you."

Now that is disturbing! What else can it do, log into my stored passwords and control all my accounts. :eek:
 
"Come and knock on my door
I've been waiting for you
I'm not really real
But I'll keep you company too

I am made with A.I.
I'm as fake as can be
But I look very real
And I'll keep you company, see?"

ew.com

Suzanne Somers' widower is trying to recreate her with AI, says you 'can't tell the difference'

Suzanne Somers' widow Alan Hamel is recreating his late wife with AI: 'When I just look at the two of them side by side, I really can't tell which one is the real and which one is the AI.'
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"AI Frenzy" would be a good name for an alt-rock band. Nvidia was founded in 1993 in Sunnyvale, California, by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem. Shares of Nvidia closed today at 207.16, a gain of 6.13 (3.05%).

www.nbcnews.com

Nvidia becomes the first company worth $5 trillion, powered by the AI frenzy

Nvidia alone is now worth more than the GDP of every country on Earth except the United States and China.
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sadchild said:
What could possibly go wrong?.....
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As predicted, chapter 2

Three students at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown were victims of AI-assisted bullying, according to their parents, who are asking school officials to implement new digital safety protections.

Several classmates used photos of female students and an artificial intelligence program to generate explicit images of them, the girls’ parents said. The images — known as deepfakes — were shared with other students, they said.

www.unionleader.com

Deepfakes of Goffstown middle school girls spark concern

Three students at Mountain View Middle School in Goffstown were victims of AI-assisted bullying, according to their parents, who are asking school officials to implement new digital safety protections.
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