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Today’s Highlights:

  • Students using ChatGPT to ace school assignments

  • Robot dealers take over Sin City

  • Political echoes in China's AI chatbots

DEEP DIVE

Is ChatGPT The New Class Cop-Out?

Nata Metlukh

OpenAI has some egg on the chalkboard as educators fret about students using ChatGPT to finesse their way through assignments.

However, OpenAI has a game plan. It's out with a guide to help teachers utilize ChatGPT effectively in the classroom. But here's the tricky bit: OpenAI admits the existing AI content detectors can't reliably tell who is the true superbrain behind the essays—the students or ChatGPT.

"While some (including OpenAI) have released tools that purport to detect AI-generated content, none of these have proven to reliably distinguish between AI-generated and human-generated content."

— OpenAI

What’s going on?

  • Crafty Cheaters: There's been a surge in students tapping into ChatGPT for essay writing and research. Professors and teachers have caught them red-handed.

  • Suggested Solution: OpenAI’s idea is to have students save their interactions with ChatGPT. They think it’s a way for students to reflect on their progress and skill-ups.

  • Bias Alert: OpenAI accepts that ChatGPT isn’t without bias and stereotypes. They’re advising teachers and users to review its content with a sharp eye.

Despite all this, the AI-industry watch still ticks on. While ChatGPT is a helpful tool, it seems there's work to do to keep it from becoming the classroom villain.

What's it gonna be for the students and teachers?

PUNCHLINES

No Tips: Las Vegas swaps dealers for robots as up to 65% of jobs could be automated by 2035.

Party Parrots: China's AI chatbots mirror the Communist Party's views, predicting Taiwan's likely military takeover.

Renaissance of Surgery: Da Vinci robot surgeon reshapes the medical landscape by successfully performing surgery on an "inoperable" tumor.

Gone Rogue: Experts warn that racially biased AI algorithms could lead to false arrests, especially among people of color.

Robotic Revolution: Sanctuary AI's Phoenix could retire humans from household chores in the next ten years.

TLDR

AI Helps Address Global Supply Chain Challenges: The global trade sector is utilizing generative AI and LLMs to enhance supply chain operations. Companies like Nestle and ImportGenius are integrating AI to streamline decision-making, enhance predictive analytics, and improve the efficiency of their business processes.

Russia introduces 400 AI PetaFLOPS Supercomputer: Lomonosov Moscow State University unveils MSU-270, a supercomputer based on the 'latest graphics accelerators.' It boasts a whopping 400 'AI' PetaFLOPS, is powered by the 'latest graphics accelerators,' and aims to be utilized in AI/HPC applications and large AI model training.

OpenAI boosts ChatGPT with a Canva plugin: OpenAI equips ChatGPT with a new Canva plugin, letting users describe their desired visuals within ChatGPT and then continue editing them in Canva. The feature is currently exclusive to ChatGPT Plus subscribers.

Epic Games Store to Allow AI-Generated Content: Going against rival Valve’s cautious stance, Epic Games announces that it will accept games with AI-generated content. While Valve restricts such games on Steam due to intellectual property concerns, Epic Games is taking a more risk-tolerant approach, albeit potentially placing developers, especially indie studios, at risk.

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