
OpenAI unveils new ChatGPT that listens, looks and talks
New York Times: OpenAI is transforming its chatbot into a voice assistant.
New York Times: OpenAI is transforming its chatbot into a voice assistant.
"It's not a fad." Getting to grips with generative AI, day-to-day.
A survey reveals the hopes for artificial intelligence of Kiwi employers and employees.
As the industry moves towards disaster, regulators should be prepared to intervene.
AI developments pose a grave danger to the future of life on Earth, warns researcher.
Funding provides options previously restricted to big firms.
International travel can be expensive but this tool can help cut costs.
OPINION: AI-driven transformation is merely in its infancy, but the potential is huge.
AI won't decide to kill us but we are very capable of 'apocalypsing' ourselves with it.
New OpenAI chief executive promises to investigate Altman's firing.
It's being called the most dramatic moment in tech since Steve Jobs left Apple.
A review found the CEO was “not consistently candid in his communications” with the board.
In the absence of any AI law, agencies have taken at least three different approaches.
AI-generated resorts and fake travel agencies are a 2023 reality.
There were countless reports of how AI could transform our society for both good and bad.
OPINION: When it comes to generative AI, we risk missing the forest for the tree.
NY Times: A new version of OpenAI’s popular chatbot behaves a lot like Siri and Alexa.
The Conversation: Three ways to avoid misleading information via chatbots.
Is there a place for generative AI such as ChatGPT? And what becomes of te reo Māori?
Spend enough time with them and it doesn’t take long for chatbots to spout falsehoods.
We relinquished control for the day, and the results might surprise you.
UBI'd up for free money: The new AI economy could see us paid to not work.
Law would limit facial recognition, require more data disclosure for the likes of ChatGPT.
AI has already been banned by a number of large banks and technology companies.
The machines could just as easily spark a crisis as spot one.
Is a ginga PM more electable? Should I move to Oz? Will buying a home make me rich?
Tim McCready looks at what will shape the capital markets landscape over 2023.