ChatGPT

Solid financial performance across US tech giants has buoyed confidence on Wall Street at an important moment

Survey finds ‘considerable scepticism’ that judges will be replaced by AI technology within 10 years, with most more concerned about poor wifi

Hinton, 75, quit to speak freely about dangers of AI, saying he now regrets contribution to technology

Dr Muiris Houston: Simulated empathy can never replicate human communication

Artificial intelligence will disrupt the working world – how should it affect students’ course selection?

We must recognise the stability risks — whether over-concentration or digital herding — as well as the benefits

With the potential for AI to reshape how we all live our lives, and for millions of jobs to be lost to automation, there are much bigger issues at stake

How is an AI, with no notion of right or wrong, expected to make moral decisions without some explicit guidance? It can't

The Schemozzle: Che Cullen’s cult hero status; rare victory for Warwickshire; marathon over 70s handball

‘It’s a hugely powerful tool that we need to spend time studying and mastering – before it masters us,” says Minister for State Ossian Smyth

The Newstalk host’s chat about ChatGPT highlights the quirks that lie beneath his undoubted store of knowledge

Author of The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is says aspects of it are damaging us, as individuals and societies

The temptation over time to come to unquestioningly accept the machine response is a big danger

Launch follows those of SenseTime and Baidu as Chinese companies race to catch up with US on artificial intelligence

Large language model, dubbed Tongyi Qianwen, will be incorporated across all of Alibaba’s products and services in the ‘near future’

The answers from a chatbot career coach are mind-numbingly obvious but may entice people to be more open

Critics claim the technology carries alarming risks and needs better governance

Hugh Linehan: There are growing fears that the AI arms race could pose an existential threat to humanity

Italy’s data protection authority said OpenAI unlawfully collected personal data from users

More than 1,000 researchers and executives sign open letter to halt what they describe as a ‘dangerous’ arms race

The latest version of the AI chatbot - GPT-4 - is prompting academics to review how they assess students amid cheating concerns. It may prompt a huge shift in teaching and learning

Open AI has updated the technology that powers its online chatbot in notable ways. It’s more accurate but it still makes things up

Latest version of artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT is modern day equivalent of the invention of printing press

Users in the UK and US can test the conversational artificial intelligence service

Planet Business: Oscars TV ratings, the arrival of GPT-4 and Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget

Irish-founded fintech will also integrate GPT-4 into its products

The likes of ChatGPT and Google’s Bard are impressive but are far from being akin to an artificial brain

Some complaints were around responses from older model of Bing chatbot

Two-hour conversation with journalist raises concerns about AI’s capabilities, as chatbot says it ‘wants to be human’

Microsoft’s chatbot repeatedly told me it loved me and tried to convince me I was unhappy in my marriage

Some of what they say is true, but only as a byproduct of learning to seem believable

It is easy to get caught up with confident, chatty technology and forget it is not infallible

What combination of algorithm, data input and analysis crosses the line between machine learning and artificial intelligence

The internet search giant may be hesitant to wield in the AI arms race many of the weapons at its disposal

New feature will support clients in responding to customers

ChatGPT, released in November, generates nuanced essays within seconds

Creator of ChatGPT is the Paul Mescal of the artificial intelligence world – everyone wants to work with it

Creative spark requires humanity. But soon, AI could be sentient. Then we’ll need our dog bowls

Staff asked to review formats such as essays and consider more oral presentations

We are creating machines whose reasoning and analytical abilities are way beyond our human ability to understand