OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research company that gave us the super-smart bot ChatGPT as well as text-to-image generator DALL-E, has a new tool to play with. It’s called Point-E, and while it’s a little harder to use than ChatGPT, it’s similarly impressive.
Although ChatGPT still has plenty of room for improvement, its release led Google’s management to declare a “code red.” For Google, this was akin to pulling the fire alarm. Some fear the company may be approaching a moment that the biggest Silicon Valley outfits dread — the arrival of an enormous technological change that could upend the business.
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The change is part of the new Twitter Blue for Business, which is rolling out now. The first change you’ll notice is that brands and businesses now have a square profile pic instead of a round one. This includes Twitter itself, Apple, Microsoft, and Mashable, for example.
After a reporter sparked the discussion and mentioned Elon Musk in the process, Wikipedia’s founder made it very clear that website was not for sale.
A gallery of Lionel Messi celebrating Argentina’s World Cup win has become the most-liked Instagram post ever. The footballer – who led his team to their first World Cup triumph in 36 years – received more than 57 million likes for his collection of photos.
Imagine a world where you can communicate with your technology the same way you communicate with your friends. A world where you can ask your phone a question and get a response that feels natural, human, and helpful.
A short guide on how to use ChatGPT to elaborate your text prompts
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