The Latest Breaking News from ChatGPT

Brussels wants to approve the world's first comprehensive AI law before the end of 2023 after the issue took on greater urgency when the ChatGPT bot dazzled the world last year, showcasing AI's rapid advances.

BBC News created a private bespoke AI bot called Crafty Emails that effortlessly made content for 5 well-known scam and hack techniques.

When Australian politician Brian Hood noticed ChatGPT was telling people he was a convicted criminal, he took the old-fashioned route and threatened legal action against the AI chatbot's maker, OpenAI. His case raised a potentially huge problem with such AI programs: what happens when they get stuff wrong in a…

Archivists assist users like historians, genealogists, students or citizens in locating, accessing and interpreting archives. Archival reference services have long been seen as services that mediate understanding and dialogue between archivists, users and archives to make documentary objects more accessible and usable.

Survey reveals reliance on online sources for accurate information and diagnoses, raising questions about patient-doctor relationships.

European Union talks on comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations were paused after 22 straight hours

Bard will see a performance boost thanks to Gemini Pro and will be able to better at making plans moving forward.

ChatGPT just turned one. We take a look back at the year that was, highlighting some of the wins as well as setbacks OpenAI has had with the tool.

Google has revealed Gemini, its most powerful AI model yet. Is it enough to take on OpenAI and ChatGPT?

Microsoft's Alysa Taylor tells us why the future is bright for businesses looking to harness the power of AI.

The interest around ChatGPT this year has been immense and the Wikipedia stats reflect it, along with some other surprising results.