I've read somewhere that a court clarified that AI cannot own property, and I assume there's no way any region would accept that an AI can enter into a contract.
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quovadis
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Air Canada must pay refund promised by AI chatbot, tribunal rules
Air Canada must pay a Vancouver man a partial refund for his flight ticket that was promised by the site’s chatbot, a Canadian tribunal ruled Wednesday, in what could be a landmark case for the use…
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Oh I see what you meant now. I have no sympathy for companies taking risks like that, or misconfiguring chatbots to that extent. And I don't think a Custom GPT can even be used in that manner.Air Canada must pay refund promised by AI chatbot, tribunal rules
Air Canada must pay a Vancouver man a partial refund for his flight ticket that was promised by the site’s chatbot, a Canadian tribunal ruled Wednesday, in what could be a landmark case for the use…
I'm referring only to internal company tools. Custom GPTs are amazing for teams.
quovadis
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I'm still very positive about GPTs - I feel the missteps will be part of the adoption.
My previous understanding of Custom GPTs was that you could just type some stuff about how the GPT should respond (e.g. formally, succinctly etc.) and provide it with knowledge outside of what it had been trained on.
How short-sighted that was. The stuff fellow devs are showing me is crazy. They're making bots for copywriting, branding, conversion rate optimisation and almost anything you can think of, bringing in all the latest trendy frameworks and setting up multi-step wizards that ask what you want to do and then basically automate the process for you. Some of them are even building APIs that their Custom GPTs can interact with.
And it's still very early days. Once we have the intelligence of GPT-5 and beyond, and Custom GPT capabilities are expanded further, well who knows?
FiestaST
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You can now use ChatGPT without an account
Today OpenAI has announced the next step in its strategy of expanding the availability of AI tools. You can now use ChatGPT without an account.
More than 100 million people use ChatGPT across 185 countries on a weekly basis, and the company is hoping that lifting the account requirement will convince even more people to give its chatbot a try.
The ability to use ChatGPT without an account is rolling out gradually, so it may not be available immediately to all, but it is definitely coming.
Don't forget that, by default, OpenAI uses what you tell ChatGPT to improve its models for everyone. If you don't want it to record your interaction with the chatbot, you can turn this off through Settings - even without an account.
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Today OpenAI has announced the next step in its strategy of expanding the availability of AI tools. You can now use ChatGPT without an account.
More than 100 million people use ChatGPT across 185 countries on a weekly basis, and the company is hoping that lifting the account requirement will convince even more people to give its chatbot a try.
The ability to use ChatGPT without an account is rolling out gradually, so it may not be available immediately to all, but it is definitely coming.
Don't forget that, by default, OpenAI uses what you tell ChatGPT to improve its models for everyone. If you don't want it to record your interaction with the chatbot, you can turn this off through Settings - even without an account.
You can now use ChatGPT without an account
You might still want to create one, however, as it gets you access to more features. Today OpenAI has announced the next step in its strategy of expanding...
Start using ChatGPT instantly
We’re making it easier for people to experience the benefits of AI without needing to sign up
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Given how lazy and borderline useless ChatGPT Plus has become, you'd think they'd just focus on restoring GPT-4's capabilities to what it used to be rather than adding more and more free users.You can now use ChatGPT without an account
Today OpenAI has announced the next step in its strategy of expanding the availability of AI tools. You can now use ChatGPT without an account.
More than 100 million people use ChatGPT across 185 countries on a weekly basis, and the company is hoping that lifting the account requirement will convince even more people to give its chatbot a try.
The ability to use ChatGPT without an account is rolling out gradually, so it may not be available immediately to all, but it is definitely coming.
Don't forget that, by default, OpenAI uses what you tell ChatGPT to improve its models for everyone. If you don't want it to record your interaction with the chatbot, you can turn this off through Settings - even without an account.
You can now use ChatGPT without an account
You might still want to create one, however, as it gets you access to more features. Today OpenAI has announced the next step in its strategy of expanding...
Start using ChatGPT instantly
We’re making it easier for people to experience the benefits of AI without needing to sign upopenai.com
I can't even use ChatGPT Plus anymore. Its coding capabilities are effectively broken for me. Claude Pro is pretty awesome but Gemini Advanced edges it out for my particular needs.
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Nothing comes close to Midjourney, but that's not free. Cheaper than the $20 LLMs though.
FiestaST
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OpenAI makes ChatGPT smarter and quicker for paying users
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OpenAI makes ChatGPT smarter and quicker for paying users
The chatbot answers will become less wordy and more straightforward. OpenAI just announced an update to its LLM (large language model) called GPT-4 Turbo –...
I rejoined ChatGPT Plus over the weekend after reading that news. It feels like it's back to being awesome. Unrecognisable from the trash it was a few months ago when I cancelled.OpenAI makes ChatGPT smarter and quicker for paying users
OpenAI makes ChatGPT smarter and quicker for paying users
The chatbot answers will become less wordy and more straightforward. OpenAI just announced an update to its LLM (large language model) called GPT-4 Turbo –...
Why choose ChatGPT over GitHub Copilot for coding?
Don't. I don't use ChatGPT for code unless I'm just brainstorming ideas. Or working outside of WebStorm.
And if you did want to use a non-IDE-based LLM for code, then use Claude Pro. It's better than ChatGPT Plus at code, often substantially so.
Cool, will checkout Claude Pro, thanks.
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I'll give it a try again albeit I've lost faith
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Typical slimy corporate trying to use the lamest excuse to get out of taking responsibility, I’m glad the guy took it to the tribunal.Air Canada must pay refund promised by AI chatbot, tribunal rules
Air Canada must pay a Vancouver man a partial refund for his flight ticket that was promised by the site’s chatbot, a Canadian tribunal ruled Wednesday, in what could be a landmark case for the use…
"Air Canada argued in the civil tribunal that the chatbot is a “separate legal entity” to the company, and that it could not be held responsible for its words to customers.
Tribune member Christopher Rivers ruled in favor of Moffat on Wednesday, determining the airline committed “negligent misrepresentation” and it must follow through with the chatbot’s promised discount.
“This is a remarkable submission,” he wrote. “While a chatbot has an interactive component, it is still just a part of Air Canada’s website. It should be obvious to Air Canada that it is responsible for all the information on its website. It makes no difference whether the information comes from a static page or a chatbot.”
Rivers ordered Air Canada to pay Moffat the promised $483 refund plus nominal fees."
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I tried the translator & I have to say there goes another career.Watch