Tuesday, 1 August 2023

Google to Enhance Supercharge Assistant with ChatGPT and Bard-like AI. German Data Regulator Scrutinizes Worldcoin Crypto Project


Through the new AI assistance identical to ChatGPT, the firm hopes to deliver on its promise



According to an Axios article, Google intends to enhance Assistant with creative AI-powered capabilities. Google informs staff members in an email obtained by the site that it has already begun investigating a “supercharged” Assistant powered by the most recent large language models (LLM), akin to the technology used by ChatGPT and Google’s own Bard chatbot. In the email, it is said that “a portion of the team has already started working on this, beginning with mobile.”

According to a recent report from InsideTowers, Swedish telecom equipment manufacturer Ericsson is cutting 750 jobs from its North American division. According to a document from Ericsson’s People’s Operations Team, the business would start using “external providers” as of October 1 this year for its US field services. “Since the beginning of our field service delivery company in 2015, we have routinely collaborated with reputable and authorized external suppliers.

According to a new McKinsey Global Institute analysis, more women are projected to lose their employment over the next decade as sectors contract owing to rapid advancements in generative artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies. Considering the rapid advancement of AI, it is estimated that around one-third of the working hours in the American economy would be automated by 2030. Customer service, office support, and food services are likely to contract more, while demand for STEM, construction, creative, legal, and business professionals is expected to increase. Read More

German data authority has been looking into OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s Worldcoin project since the end of last year because of worries about its extensive processing of private biometric data, the regulator’s president told Reuters. Users of Worldcoin, which began last week, must submit their iris scans in return for a digital ID and, in some countries, free Bitcoin, as part of efforts to develop a new “identity and financial network.” According to Michael Will, the president of the state regulator, Worldcoin is being investigated by the Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision because there are worries that the project aims to process “sensitive data at a very large scale” using new technology.









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