Ai Artificial Intelligence Archive

ChatGPT’s creator made a free tool for detecting AI-generated text

Mitchell ClarkJan 31, 2023

Instagram’s co-founders are back with Artifact, a kind of TikTok for text

Casey NewtonJan 31, 2023

4chan users embrace AI voice clone tool to generate celebrity hatespeech

James VincentJan 31, 2023

Jon PorterJan 31, 2023

“Now we’re stuck on this stupid freaking tower in the middle of freaking nowhere.”

Last August, the movie Fall made headlines for using AI to remove dozens of F-bombs and achieve a PG-13 rating. Now, several months after the movie’s home release, clips of the virtual redubs have been published online by startup Flawless.

And honestly? The overall effect is far more seamless than I would have originally guessed. Great freakin’ job everyone.

James VincentJan 30, 2023

Baidu could beat Google and Microsoft to launching a chatty AI search engine.

The Chinese tech giant is planning to “roll out an artificial intelligence chatbot service similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT” in March, says Bloomberg News.

There’s few details available, but Baidu reportedly plans to integrate the AI chatbot with its search engine. With Google and Microsoft working on similar products, it seems we’re heading into a new age of AI-empowered search.

Chinese Search Giant Baidu (9888) to Launch AI Bot Like ChatGPT Bot in March

[Bloomberg.com]

Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI ask court to throw out AI copyright lawsuit

Emma RothJan 29, 2023

Google’s new AI turns text into music

Mitchell ClarkJan 28, 2023

The first AI-written speech delivered by congressman is as flavorless as you’d expect

James VincentJan 27, 2023

Medium welcomes posts written with AI as long they’re ‘clearly labeled’

James VincentJan 27, 2023

BuzzFeed says it will use AI tools from OpenAI to personalize its content

James VincentJan 26, 2023

This free watermark removal tool is surprisingly effective against stock images

Jess WeatherbedJan 26, 2023

The best use for AI eye contact tech is making movie stars look straight at the camera

James VincentJan 26, 2023

The ‘world’s first robot lawyer’ doesn’t stand up to a fair trial.

DoNotPay has aggressively marketed itself as the “world’s first robot lawyer” — an easy way to automate small claims and lawsuits using AI. But this fantastic test of the service is mostly damning. As author Kathryn Tewson writes: