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Video: How To Use ChatGPT by Open AI for Beginners

Not familiar with ChatGPT? Well, it's your lucky day. Say hello to your new personal assistant!

ChatGPT is a language model that uses deep learning techniques to generate human-like text responses. It is trained on a massive amount of data and can generate responses to a variety of inputs, including questions and prompts. It also writes great emails in seconds.

The 2-minute video above shows you how to access Open AI's ChatGPT and how to use it. Please note that, although ChatGPT is free to use, the website consistently faces mid-day outages due to 'exceptionally high demand.'

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100+ AI Use Cases and Applications: In-Depth Guide for 2023

Still not sure why you should care about AI? For one, it might radically impact the way you perform your job.

Cem Dilmegani released an in-depth report that describes potential (and current) applications of AI in a variety of industries, including sales, HR, marketing, tech, customer service, and more.

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Microsoft Confirms Its $10 Billion Investment Into ChatGPT, Changing How Microsoft Competes With Google, Apple And Other Tech Giants

Will Google lose its title as the "King of search?"

OpenAI's AI language model, combined with Microsoft's resources, could enhance search results on Bing, making it a more viable competitor to Google search. Improved search results on Bing could lead to increased usage and potentially revitalize the search engine's relevance.

🧠 What in the world is machine learning?

Machine learning is a way for computers to learn on their own and make decisions based on the information they have seen, without the need for humans to constantly tell it what to do.

For example, a machine learning algorithm might be trained to recognize images of dogs and cats, and then use that information to automatically identify images as one or the other in the future.

• Already familiar with machine learning? Click here for further reading

🔧 AI Toolbox - save time, money, and resources

• Read Pilot - Analyses online articles and generates Q&A cards for you (link)

• Ambient - Use AI to instantly convert what's on your screen into a calendar invite. (link)

• MagicSlides - Create AI powered presentations in a matter of seconds (link)

📊 News

"Global venture investment may have fallen 35 per cent to $415bn last year, but money is still gushing into hot, generative AI start-ups." - John Thornhill, Financial Times

• Atomic AI raises $35mn series A funding for RNA drug discovery (link)

• Artificial intelligence pioneers back $550mn fund for AI start-ups (link)

• The Impending Climate Crisis: A New AI Study Predicts a Bleak Future (link)

• Will an AI be the first to discover alien life? (link)

🔑 Use Case - Using ChatGPT to act as a job recruiter

👩‍💻Looking to land a job in emerging tech? We keep our eye out for cool roles, and are posting them to our in-progress job board