10 New ChatGPT-4o Use-cases To Make You More Productive Than a Team
With ChatGPT-4o can now interact with files and even create files in multiple formats for you.
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The case for skepticism on AI productivity gains
It means any productivity boom from AI “might happen in other countries more than it happens in the US.”
Meta’s new LLM-based test generator is a sneak peek to the future of development
Meta recently released a paper called “Automated Unit Test Improvement using Large Language Models at Meta”. It’s a good look at how Big Tech is using AI internally to make development faster and software less buggy.
How to use ChatGPT for maximum efficiency
“Providing on-demand assistance, answering queries, assisting with onboarding and training, automating routine tasks, streamlining communication, enhancing decision-making and providing personalised workflows…”
ANZ Bank test drives GitHub Copilot – and finds AI does give a helping hand
“The group that had access to GitHub Copilot was able to complete their tasks 42.36 percent faster than the control group participants…The code produced by Copilot participants contained fewer code smells and bugs on average…”
Transforming Your Gmail and Docs with Google Bard: A Productivity Boost
“Bard’s ability to process and generate natural language makes it a valuable tool for enhancing the productivity of Gmail and Google Docs users.”
Most accountants back AI, viewing it as productivity boost: Moss Adams
More than two out of three respondents (67%) predict their companies will increase investment in AI next year through either expanded use, further research or partnerships with AI software companies.
Generative AI provides significant boost to knowledge workers, study finds
Participants with access to the large language model GPT-4 completed 12.2% more tasks on average and completed tasks 25.1% more quickly than those without access to AI, the study conducted in tandem with Boston Consulting Group found.
From rolling out OpenAI’s GPT-4 to employees to preventing $27 billion in fraud, Visa exec Rajat Taneja opens up about the payments giant’s AI playbook
The company has licensed a private version of GPT-4 that runs on Microsoft Azure and incorporates Visa’s internal data. The payments company has opened the tool to 13,000 employees since February with guidelines on using it and the underlying data. It aims to roll it out to the rest of its workforce by year-end.
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