The Latest Breaking News from ChatGPT

ChatGPT bug means your chat histories could have been seen by other people, and that's not a good thing.

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a centenary celebration poem written by AI. How will you fare?

OpenAI has revealed a privacy flaw in its popular chatbot ChatGPT temporarily allowed users to see the conversation titles of other users in their chat history. Users on Reddit and Twitter started reporting the bug on 20 March and shared screenshots indicating that their ChatGPT web history contained titles they…

Nvidia has announced a series of big tech partnerships this week, including collaborations with AWS and Adobe to provide cloud infrastructure and hardware for training proprietary AI models. AWS will work with Nvidia to build scalable infrastructure with the express purpose of training large language models (LLMs) for use in…

Recent AI advancements could shift how we interact with healthcare providers — and even make the conversations more human.

With the rise of AI-led services to write, voice and provide effects, industry experts express concern over the future

AI tools can help us create content, learn about the world and (perhaps) eliminate the more mundane tasks in life – but they aren’t perfect. They’ve been shown to hallucinate information, use other people’s work without consent, and embed social conventions, including apologies, to gain users’ trust.

A.I. in the workplace could make life a lot easier for many employees, but growing pains may be inevitable.

It is connected to the live internet, but this AI tool seems trained to give the least insightful answers

Bard, ChatGPT, Bing, and others are all getting us to do the hard work of training, correcting, refining their abilities.

In my hour of need, I turned to AI chatbots, not for help - but for levity. Their responses gave me mixed feelings about what comes next for AI.