Artificial intelligence

OpenAI in legal trouble: Will Scarlett Johansson get her voice back?

OpenAI may face legal consequences for using Scarlett Johansson's voice for its AI assistant called Sky. Although OpenAI claims the similarity was not intentional, the case could cause serious problems for the company. But it is absolutely clear to all of us that OpenAI has created a voice that is remarkably similar to the one from the movie Her. But why?!

Google introduces Google AI search and related AI ads: will this be the end of classic lifestyle media?

Google introduces Google AI search results with answers to your questions. At the same time, AI already shows summaries of search results and advertisements in these answers. This change could affect the position of lifestyle media in search results, which will no longer be on the first pages, but will move to the second page. Is this the beginning of the end for classic media? They have more and more problems with survival.

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OpenAI retires ChatGPT voice that sounded like Scarlett Johansson

OpenAI has announced the retirement of a ChatGPT voice called Sky due to its apparent similarity to Scarlett Johansson's voice. Despite the company's claims that the voice was not intentionally modeled after the famous actress, the decision was made to temporarily withdraw it after numerous media reports and jokes about the resemblance, including mentions on Saturday Night Live. OpenAI's CTO, Mira Murati, assured The Verge in an interview that the resemblance was not intentional.

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100 Jobs That Will Be Replaced by Artificial Intelligence by 2030 and Yours Is Definitely Among Them

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are bringing major changes to the labor market, as many traditional occupations are being replaced by automated technologies. By 2030, AI will take over many tasks that were previously the domain of human workers, drastically transforming many industries. Technologies such as machine learning, natural language processing and autonomous systems are already affecting jobs today and creating new ways of working. This article will explore 100 occupations likely to be replaced by AI by 2030 and present real-world examples where this is already happening.

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This is the Tesla Robotaxi: a revolution in autonomous driving

Tesla is preparing for a revolution in autonomous driving with the introduction of its latest service Robotaxi, or the presentation of a special vehicle - the Tesla Robotaxi. The American pioneer in electric vehicles relies on its cutting-edge autonomous driving software to promise a safe and reliable future of driverless mobility. At the same time, at the moment, agreements are being made with the governments of a really large number of countries in which Tesla could soon receive permits for autonomous driving.

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OpenAI and Reddit join forces: Your posts will help train artificial intelligence

Reddit and OpenAI have reached an agreement to provide real-time access to Reddit content, which means your discussions will soon be visible in ChatGPT and other new products. In return, Reddit will get access to advanced AI technology to create new features for its users.

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Google I/O 2024: Google will catch Open AI - the race for the best artificial intelligence has intensified

At this year's Google I/O, where technology wore the clothes of the future and danced to the rhythms of artificial intelligence, we witnessed a true technological carnival. From new devices that can almost be mistaken for pets, to operating systems that promise to forever change the way we play, work and maybe even dream.

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Starting today, ChatGPT whispers like Scarlett Johansson in She: is she a digital seductress or a clever manipulator

OpenAI has served up its vision of the AI assistant of the future by announcing "Her"-like voice upgrades for ChatGPT. But while technology advances, the question arises whether its true capabilities are being deliberately limited.

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The accessibility revolution: OpenAI introduces GPT-4o and a renewed user experience

OpenAI has introduced its latest model, GPT-4o, which brings improved performance and new functionalities for all users. With the promise of greater accessibility and faster performance, GPT-4o promises to transform interaction with artificial intelligence.

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How ChatGPT's “memory” feature can transform your interaction with artificial intelligence

The "Memory" feature in ChatGPT, introduced by OpenAI, represents an important step forward in the development of artificial intelligence. This feature, which allows the AI to remember and use details shared in previous conversations, is only available for the basic versions of ChatGPT, not the customized versions (customGPTs). Let's take a closer look at how it works and what its potential benefits and limitations are.

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The new iPad Pro 2024: when the tablet becomes the new laptop norm

With the new generation iPad Pro 2024, Apple is not only setting new standards for tablets, but also indicating a future where these devices will replace traditional computers.

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Did you know that in the coming months, Tesla will show all manufacturers that they are as obsolete as BlackBerry after the iPhone?

Elon Musk has shaken the foundations of the automotive industry once again, and he is ready to unveil a technology that could be as big a revolution as Apple's iPhone in the world of smartphones. Tesla is preparing to present a new generation of cars that will be able to drive completely independently, without any human intervention. In the coming months, Tesla aims to prove that the rest of the automakers are as obsolete as BlackBerry with the advent of the iPhone, as Elon Musk remains focused on his vision of the future of mobility, despite the many criticisms flying against him.

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