🧗♂️ The body missing for a year was found by AI in just 2 days!
A climber who disappeared in the Italian Alps had remained missing despite a year of search efforts. However, at Monte Viso Mountain, an AI-powered special software analyzed 2,600 photos covering 183 hectares and detected anomalies. The AI spotted a red helmet, leading to the climber’s body being located in just two days.
This success proves how critical a role AI can play in search and rescue operations. In emergency situations where human resources and time are limited, AI technology can save lives!
How widely do you think AI should be used in these types of operations? Share your thoughts below! 👇
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🚀 OpenAI GPT-5 has been launched! 🚀
A revolutionary step in AI: GPT-5 is now available to 700 million users and answers like a PhD-level expert in fields such as software, healthcare, and finance! Smarter, faster, and better at solving difficult problems.
New features include instant code generation, advanced problem-solving, and enterprise solutions.
How do you think GPT-5 will change our lives? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
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Artificial intelligence move from the famous newspaper New York Times… Trying to protect its content
The New York Times, one of the most widely read newspapers in the USA, started to work to prevent the use of its content by artificial intelligence.While the discussions about the use of artificial intelligence continued, the unauthorized use of content by this new technology brought along a separate ethical discussion. While many writers and content producers are suing copyright, another step came from the famous US newspaper, The New York Times.the month's organization updated its terms of service to oppose AI training. According to the new policy that came into effect on August 3; The company's content, such as text, photos, images, drawings, designs, audio clips, video clips, is prohibited from being used to train an artificial intelligence system.
According to the Times, non-compliance with the terms of service may result in civil, criminal and/or administrative penalties, fines or sanctions against the user and those who assist the user.
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Artificial intelligence era begins with GPT-4 in content control
Content moderation has been viewed as one of the internet's most thorny issues for decades. Considering the subjectivity of deciding what content should be allowed on a particular platform, it is difficult to run this process effectively, even for professionals. But it seems that ChatGPT manufacturer OpenAI thinks it can help with this.OpenAI, one of the pioneers in artificial intelligence, is testing the content moderation capabilities of the advanced GPT-4 model. The firm uses GPT-4 to create a scalable, consistent and customizable content moderation system, aiming for the model not only to help make content moderation decisions, but also to develop policies. Thus, targeted policy changes and development of new policies can take from months to hours.It is claimed that the model can parse various regulations and nuances in content policies and instantly adapt to any update. OpenAI claims this allows content to be tagged more consistently. In the coming periods, it is possible for social media platforms such as X, Facebook or Instagram to fully automate the content control and management processes.It is claimed that the model can parse various regulations and nuances in content policies and instantly adapt to any update. OpenAI claims this allows content to be tagged more consistently. In the coming periods, it is possible for social media platforms such as X, Facebook or Instagram to fully automate the content control and management processes.It is known that the manual review of traumatic content, especially on social media, has significant effects on the mental health of human moderators. Meta, for example, agreed to pay more than 11,000 moderators in 2020 at least $1,000 each for mental health issues that could result from reviewing material posted on Facebook. Using artificial intelligence to remove some of the burden on human moderators can be of great benefit.
However, AI models are miles away from being perfect. It's a known fact that these tools are prone to making wrong decisions, so OpenAI acknowledges that people still need to be involved.
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He had developed the world's first chatbot, why did he become anti-AI? 'There is a definite danger lurking there'
German-American computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum broke new ground in technology 57 years ago by developing the world's first chatbot. However, later on, Weizenbaum turned into a complete anti-AI. So what made the well-known scientist change his mind? Here are the details...
One of the professors of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Joseph Weizenbaum, made history as the person who developed the world's first chat robot. Weizenbaum gave this software the role of psychotherapist. A user was typing various phrases with an electric typewriter connected to a computer, and the "psychotherapist" answered him.
User: All men are the same.
Chatbot: FOR WHAT?
User: They bother us for one reason or another.
Chatbot: DO YOU HAVE A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE?
User: For example, my boyfriend forced me to come here.
Chatbot: YOUR BOYFRIEND BROUGHT YOU HERE.
User: According to him, I was depressed most of the time.
Chatbot: SORRY TO HEAR YOU ARE DEPRESSED.
This dialogue was featured in Weizenbaum's article in a science journal describing how the chatbot works. According to the article, the software was pretty simple. It looked at the user's input and produced a reasonable response within the framework of certain rules.
Weizenbaum named the chatbot Eliza after the character Eliza Doolittle in George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion. In the game, the poor flower girl Eliza was able to convince the people she was a duchess by using her language skills. Likewise, software called Eliza was designed to create the impression that it could understand the person sitting at the keyboard.
"It was very difficult to convince some subjects that Eliza wasn't human," Weizenbaum said in the article, while the second article, published the following year, was much more precise: One day, his secretary wanted to spend time with Eliza, and a few minutes later Weizenbaum' He asked her to leave the room. "I believe this anecdote reflects the success of the program's illusion that he understands the other person," Weizenbaum wrote.
Moreover, Eliza was not just an invention recognized by the scientific community. She made a lot of noise back then. The Boston Globe had sent a reporter to MIT, then published a line-by-line conversation between software and humans.
Eliza is still known today as one of the most important developments in computer history. Last year, ChatGPT's meeting with users increased the interest in Eliza even more. Articles about Eliza appeared in many newspapers and magazines.
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Worst-case scenario for AI from the CEO of ChatGPT
The CEO of the company behind ChatGPT explained the worst-case scenario for artificial intelligence
You're probably familiar with ChatGPT, which took the internet by storm. Some say it helps their business, while others fear it could create problems such as misinformation or fraud. This is how the CEO of OpenAI, the architect of ChatGPT, evaluates every best and worst case scenario.
Although ChatGPT has experienced a recent decline, it is still very popular on the internet and, like other types of artificial intelligence, raises questions about its benefits and how it can be abused. In an interview in January, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, offered his views on the pros and cons of artificial intelligence.
In the interview, Altman was asked about best and worst case scenarios for AI. Regarding the best-case scenario, he said, "It will help us break deadlocks and improve all aspects of life. I can imagine what it was like when we had an incredible abundance and systems to help us all live our best. But not quite. Good thing you have to be really crazy to start talking about it."
Still, his thoughts on the worst-case scenario were rather pessimistic. “A bad situation is like a light going out for all of us. In the short term, I'm more worried about an accidental abuse case,” Altman said.
Experts say ChatGPT can be misused for purposes such as scamming, conducting cyber attacks, spreading misinformation and enabling plagiarism. Altman said in recent interviews that he understands why some people are worried about AI.
At the same time, Altman said he believes the development of artificial intelligence will be the biggest step forward for people's quality of life, but regulation will be critical.
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Will artificial intelligence take away our jobs?
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