The rise of the chief AI officer

The position was further elevated last month, when the White House announced federal agencies were required to designate chief AI officers “to ensure accountability, leadership, and oversight” of the technology. Yet the role’s responsibilities are still being worked out.

Looking AI in the Eye

. “Candidly, a lot of people inside law firms just don’t think about the deployment of tech in the delivery of legal services,” he said. “If you want to see a doctor today, it’s all through a website, but if you want a lawyer, you’ve got to pick up the phone.”

Measuring the Persuasiveness of Language Models

Developing ways to measure the persuasive capabilities of AI models is important because it serves as a proxy measure of how well AI models can match human skill in an important domain, and because persuasion may ultimately be tied to certain kinds of misuse, such as using AI to generate disinformation, or persuading people to take actions against their own interests.

Watch an A.I. Learn to Write

While the inner workings of these algorithms are notoriously opaque, the basic idea behind them is surprisingly simple. They are trained by going through mountains of text, repeatedly guessing the next few letters and then grading themselves against it.

How to Use Google Gemini to Summarize YouTube Videos

Gemini offers a solution for summarizing lengthy YouTube videos. With this extension, users can conveniently access quick summaries and save time. If you’re pressed for time and can’t watch a full video, Gemini provides a practical alternative. Find out more about this helpful feature and learn how to use it effectively.

The rise of the job-search bots

The bots — with names like LazyApply and Massive — have turned job hunting into a technological arms race. You pay a fee, feed your résumé into the bot, tell it what you’re looking for, and blam! — it starts sending out hundreds of applications on your behalf, often in real time.

Can an A.I. Make Plans?

How can these powerful systems beat us in chess but falter on basic math? This paradox reflects more than just an idiosyncratic design quirk. It points toward something fundamental about how large language models think.

AI and Trust

“It’s no accident that these corporate AIs have a human-like interface. There’s nothing inevitable about that. It’s a design choice…The companies behind those AIs want you to make the friend/service category error.”

Are CFOs ready for AI?

Most businesses haven’t taken a look at how AI may already be used by their employees. It could be that IT policies on office machines keep those PCs secure – but what about the machines folks use when working from home a few days a week?

Video: Lying Chatbots – How do you know when you’re being gaslit by AI?

Did you know that an AI chatbot can make things up? While AI chatbots do not think, and are not trying to be deceitful, it’s in the nature of their programming to always provide a response – but they have no way to know whether that response is right or wrong, only that it is probable. A probable response will fool someone if it’s in an area outside their own expertise. Knowing this, how can we use AI safely?

Video: The ‘Big Three’ AI chatbots

Each of the ‘Big Three’ AI chatbots – OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Microsoft’s Bing Chat and Google’s Bard – have theirs strengths and weaknesses. In my forthcoming book, Getting Started with ChatGPT and AI Chatbots, I compare their capabilities. Which one is best for you? Watch the video and find out: Learn more about Getting Started with […]

OpenAI releases ‘Teaching with AI’

While many students have been using ChatGPT, Bing Chat and Bard to get some help with their homework, teachers have been more reluctant to use generative AI tools in the classroom. OpenAI has written a great introductory guide for educators who want to integrate AI chatbots into their instruction:

Windows Copilot is coming. Are you ready?

At the end of May, Microsoft had its DEVELOP conference, which it uses to showcase new products for the hundreds of thousands of programmers who write applications and utilities for Microsoft’s immensely popular software packages (like Office) and ubiquitous Windows operating system. Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s CEO, took to the stage for the opening keynote, touting […]

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Welcome to Windows Copilot News – where we cover all of the latest news, #protips and tools to help you make the most of Windows Copilot – a full integration of an AI chatbot into Windows 11.