Intel is an iconic company and the Intel “Bong” is even more iconic. But Intel missed out on a substantial share of OpenAI.
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Despite some recent concerns, no slowdown in enthusiasm! Apparently, VCs are still pouring billions into generative AI startups!
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In the latest scrutiny of OpenAI’s safety policies, five US senators have demanded that OpenAI discuss its efforts to ensure its AI is safe.
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A recent paper delves into excess words that could identify generative AI text. See what I did there? You will, if you keep reading!
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The impact of generative AI on eDiscovery involves numerous potential benefits and challenges, as this blog post from Trustpoint.One discusses.
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Did you know that ChatGPT 4 has a later stated knowledge cutoff than ChatGPT 4o? Here’s how you can determine the actual cutoff.
The post Knowledge Cutoff and ChatGPT: How to Determine the Actual Cutoff: Artificial Intelligence Best Practices appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.

Rage is normally not a good thing. But when it comes to large language models (LLMs) RAGE may be useful for explaining LLMs!
The post Explaining LLMs with RAGE: Artificial Intelligence Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.