Analyzing 330,000 messages from OpenAI’s ChatGPT revealed its favorite emoji and other telltale patterns in how the chatbot uses language.

OpenAI announced that it's giving transitioning service members and veterans a free year of ChatGPT Plus.

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What do people ask the popular chatbot? We analyzed thousands of chats to identify common topics discussed by users and patterns in ChatGPT’s responses.

O Alibaba Group prepara uma reformulação de seu principal aplicativo móvel de IA nos próximos meses para torná-lo mais semelhante ao ChatGPT, da OpenAI. Este é um passo fundamental em um esforço mais amplo para alcançar os concorrentes e,

Almost 80 percent of teens age 13 to 17 said they have heard about ChatGPT and one-quarter were using the app for school work, according to a survey this year by Pew Research. And there are already a few warning signs: the parents of several teenagers who died by suicide after using AI chatbots have sued the apps’ developers.

This disturbing development is a warning for our legal system. As people increasingly turn to A.I. chat tools as confidants, therapists and advisers, we urgently need a new form of legal protection that would safeguard most private communications between people and A.I. chatbots. I call it A.I. interaction privilege.

Microsoft Corp., eager to boost downloads of its Copilot chatbot, has recruited some of the most popular influencers in America to push a message to young consumers that might be summed up as: Our AI assistant is as cool as ChatGPT.

The company is fighting an effort to turn over chatbot records to The New York Times, which is suing OpenAI for copyright infringement.