At OpenAI’s first developer conference, the company behind ChatGPT announced new tools that let anyone create a customized chatbot or AI agent—no coding skills required.
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Hamas Defenders Wield Words as Weapons
Their rhetoric seeks to convince us that right is wrong, justice is tyranny, terrorism is heroism.
Elon Musk Announces Grok, a ‘Rebellious’ AI With Few Guardrails
xAI, Elon Musk’s new company, claims to have built a powerful language model with cutting-edge performance in just two months.
Why super bundling is unlocking new opportunities for content providers
Anil Malhotra, co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer, Bango
The subscription economy is forecast to be worth $600 billion by 2026, made up of more than 4.2 billion subscriptions across entertainment, music, education, well-being and lifestyle content.
However, a 2022 Bango survey of 2,500 U.S. consumers found that 72% found that there are “too many subscription services.” A similar Bango study released in September this year of 6,000 subscribers in India and Southeast Asia found that 81% were overwhelmed by the number of digital subscriptions on offer.
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Musk’s Witty AI Chatbot Grok To Rival ChatGPT
Elon Musk claims that Grok, the first product of xAI, is already superior to ChatGPT 3.5 in several benchmarks. Grok, which is being tested with a limited group in the U.S., is designed to answer
questions with a “bit of wit” and has a “rebellious streak,” the xAI team said.
questions with a “bit of wit” and has a “rebellious streak,” the xAI team said.
Musk’s Witty AI Chatbot Grok To Rival ChatCPT
Elon Musk claims that Grok, the first product of xAI, is already superior to ChatGPT 3.5 in several benchmarks. Grok, which is being tested with a limited group in the U.S., is designed to answer
questions with a “bit of wit” and has a “rebellious streak,” the xAI team said.
questions with a “bit of wit” and has a “rebellious streak,” the xAI team said.
More Layoffs At Netflix
Despite a strong Q3, Netflix is still trimming staff with the focus on honing operations.
What’s The Frequency, Google? How Comscore Proved YouTube’s CTV Worth
Google asked Comscore to examine 15 Super Bowl LVII campaigns that ran on YouTube to determine how they reach viewers who watch the ads exclusively on CTV. Here’s what it found.
Ad Tech Companies Are Getting Graded On Log-File Transparency
Will log-file data ever not be a mess? Doubt it. But the TAG TrustNet program, which was launched two years ago by Trustworthy Accountability Group to focus on advertisers’ supply-chain transparency, is having a go at it. Advertisers want log-level data because it allows them to sniff out inefficiency or fraud in the supply chain. […]
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