Develop and Solve Tech News - 29 Sept 2023
Hey Legend,
Welcome to my new tech news article series, where I will be sharing 10 tech-related news stories from every day.
I'm excited to start this series because I believe that it's important to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the tech world. Tech is constantly evolving, and it can be difficult to keep up with all the latest news.
That's where I come in. I'll do the hard work of finding and summarizing the most important tech news stories of the day, so you can stay informed without having to spend hours scouring the web.
So Let's get started.
News 1
One of ChatGPT's primary shortcomings has been its inability to search the internet to answer queries. OpenAI briefly added the functionality earlier this year but removed it due to unintended consequences. The company has now restored the chatbot's internet access with additional safeguards while introducing speech and image recognition capabilities.
News 2
As Microsoft adds GPT-4 to Bing, OpenAI adds Bing to ChatGPT, and Bard figures out PaLM 2, keeping up with all the latest AI tools can get confusing, to say the least. Knowing which of the three most popular AI chatbots is best to write code, generate text, or help build resumes is challenging, so we'll break down the biggest differences so you can choose one that fits your needs.
News 3
In a press briefing via Fox News, NASA says that it will begin to use new advancements in artificial intelligence to better monitor the skies for unidentified anomalies. According to the space agency, the hope is to use AI to have a better understanding of the data surrounding anomalous phenomena and their origins.
News 4
According to a report by Benzinga Research, the global AI market will see a massive 31% CAGR through 2030, with North America and China seeing the greatest gains. The global market for AI-related services sat at a valuation of around $29.9 billion in 2019 but is expected to jump to over $718 billion by 2030.
News 5
After months of AI-generated content flooding Amazon’s self-publishing service, the tech giant looks to crack down on AI-generated content. In a report from Fox News, Amazon is now requiring disclosure of AI-generated content after waves of complaints.
News 6
Cloud notebooks are game-changers for data science, providing free access to computing, pre-built environments, collaboration features, and third-party integrations - everything you need to enhance your workflow.
News 7
That's one way to talk about other human beings. As the writer Elizabeth Weil notes in a new profile of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in New York Magazine, the powerful AI executive has a disconcerting penchant for using the term "median human," a phrase that seemingly equates to a robotic tech bro version of "Average Joe."
News 8
Have you ever wanted to create high-quality voiceovers for your content but didn't have the voice actors or equipment to do so? Lucky for you, this comprehensive Murf AI review will explain how you can use AI voice generation to elevate your content creation to a whole new level!
News 9
By injecting chatbots into Meta’s social platforms, Mark Zuckerberg threatens to undermine his company’s original mission: to connect humans with other humans.
News 10
Discord servers are currently down and people are facing log-in issues. Multiple users are now reporting the issue on X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit. This seems to have impacted Discord’s web and desktop versions. Have a look at the details.
That's all for today's tech news roundup. I hope you found this information helpful and informative. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to leave a comment below.