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Shocking! This is what OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said about India making ChatGPT-like model

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Shocking! This is what OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said about India making ChatGPT-like model

[ad_1] The OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman is currently on a multi-nation trip speaking on artificial intelligence, its positive impact, and the need for regulations to mitigate its downside. As a part of his trip, he was in India on June 7 and 8, where he met PM Modi and attended a couple of sessions where he spoke with entrepreneurs, media, and academicians. He responded to various questions about AI, but one particular response stuck out where he said that India's chances of building a ChatGPT-like foundational model to create its own generative AI were “hopeless”. It was as shocking as it was surprising.Altman was responding to a question posed by venture capitalist and former head of Google India Rajan Anandan where he asked, “Sam, we have got a very vibrant ecosystem in India. F...

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT App for iPhone users! Will India get it? Find out now

[ad_1] OpenAI has officially released the ChatGPT application for iOS users, expanding its availability to 11 additional countries. However, the application is currently not accessible in certain countries, including Albania, Germany, Croatia, France, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, and India.Following its successful introduction in the United States, OpenAI has expanded the availability of the ChatGPT mobile application for iPhone users to include Albania, Germany, Croatia, France, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Ireland, Jamaica, Korea, and the United Kingdom. Unfortunately, there has been no official confirmation regarding the application's launch in India. OpenAI has stated that they are actively planning to roll out the application in other countries as well. TechCrunch reported....

78% Indians fail to differentiate between love letter written by ChatGPT, human: Survey

[ad_1] Most Indians have been unable to differentiate between a love letter written by conversational artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT and that penned by a human, a global survey by McAfee said on Thursday. The survey also said 62 percent of Indian adults are planning to use AI to help write their love letters this Valentine's Day -- the highest out of all the countries surveyed, with 73 percent also using AI to boost their dating profiles. "With ChatGPT starting to infiltrate every aspect of our daily lives, 78 per cent of Indian people surveyed were unable to tell the difference between a love letter written by AI tool, ChatGPT, and one written by a human being," McAfee's Modern Love research report said. The company claims to have surveyed 5,000 people across nine countri...