That’s interesting. Some will be scared and this will cause contention. I’m interested in if it will be available in the Google Play store.

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Just a few weeks ago, OpenAI announced and launched GPT 4, the latest version of its Large Language Model (LLM). Now, there’s a possibility that the next major iteration, GPT 5, might be released by the end of 2023. This information comes from a BGR report, based on tweets by developer Siqi Chen.

However, OpenAI has not yet talked about GPT 5 in public. As a result, we don’t know what changes and improvements to expect. Chen’s initial tweet suggested that OpenAI expects GPT 5 to achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). If this is true, it means that the chatbot would reach human-like understanding and intelligence.

The alignment problem from a deep learning perspective.

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So if you’re going to make a xenobot, where do you start? Well, the Vermont team starts in a virtual Petri dish, on a computer, where an artificial intelligence (AI) program ‘evolves’ bunches of frog cells, based on their shape, to perform whatever task it is the scientists are interested in.

“It creates a population of virtual xenobots, deletes the ones that do a poor job and makes randomly modified copies of the survivors,” explains Bongard.

The scientists tell the AI how many rounds of this artificial selection process to complete and in just a few seconds, they have their design.

ChatGPT can do more than just write sonnets and code. Its new abilities should be making competitors nervous.

Andrew Ng, the founder of Deeplearning. AI, and Yann LeCun, chief AI scientist at Meta, argued against a proposed pause on the development of powerful AI systems in an online event on Friday.