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AI is Still Learning From Humans—But in a Smarter Way.
AI can transform lives but poses a threat if mishandled.
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What we’ll cover today:
💥 AI is learning in a smarter way
🤖 AI can transform lives but poses a threat if mishandled.
🚀 All these ChatGPT-4 threads are a joke.
🔗 The Event Roundup
AI is Learning in a Smarter Way
Behind the scenes, experts like doctors, financial analysts, and historians are training AI models like ChatGPT and Cohere to think more like us.
Crazy, huh?
Here’s how it's happening:
Invisible Tech is leading the charge, with 5,000+ specialists worldwide.
These experts teach AI to avoid mistakes like “hallucinations” (false info AI confidently gives).
Some trainers earn up to $200 per hour for their expertise.
And it’s not stopping there.
More companies like Scale AI are also jumping in.
What’s your take on experts training AI? |
AI can transform lives but poses a threat if mishandled.
Artificial intelligence is a technology that holds potential to transform human life in profound ways, much like the discovery of fire, but it also poses significant risks if mishandled, said Stefania Giannini, UNESCO's Assistant Director General for Education .
All these ChatGPT-4 threads are a joke.
This is a thread from Nicolas Cole, one of the biggest name when it comes to writing niche. This thread is a 60-second masterclass on creating prompts like a virtuoso writer.
“The best AI writing prompts aren't 1 sentence. That's like having a Ferrari and driving it 5 mph.” He adds.
The shift towards a conventional business model, with new C-suite appointments and a $6.5 billion funding drive, has alienated longtime staff who fear the company is abandoning its founding principles.
Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group sued the AI music companies Uncharted Labs and Suno this summer over software that allows users to create music from text prompts, alleging that copyrighted songs have been used without permission to train the AI.
A manager uncovered a major flaw in his company's applicant tracking system (ATS) that automatically rejected all job candidates, including his own CV under a fake name.
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