Farhad Monjoo, a leading tech columnist at the the New York Times, writes today that ChatGPT is already changing how he does his job.
And in a bigger sense just how ChatGPT represents a creeping sense of possibility.
Only a few times in my life have I experienced this creeping sense of possibility with a
Your AI – whether it be Google’s Bard, Open AI’s ChatGPT, or Microsoft’s Bing – is heavily relying on legal blogs and open law for its legal data.
This, per a piece this morning, from Veteran tech blogger and legal journalist, Robert Ambrogi.
Though AI is trained on large language models (LLM’s), little is
Insider’s Global Editor-In-Chief, Nich Carlson, has encouraged reporters, editors, and producers to use generative AI, specifically ChatGPT, to assist them with writing stories and completing packages.
As reported by Axios, Carlson explained in a memo that he had experimented with ChatGPT and found it helpful in brainstorming ideas, researching for assignments, and preparing
Bloomberg media reporter Gerry Smith, reports there is a growing threat to traditional media by virtue of the growing rise of chatbots, such as OpenAI’s GPT-4 which will disrupt traditional media by delivering personal news and content to users.
The chatbot’s ability to engage users in conversations and tailor content according to their preferences
Bill Gates blogged last week that the “The Age of AI Has Begun.”
Gates highlighted the many ways AI is already being used, from voice assistants to self-driving cars, and emphasized the importance of continued research and development in this field.
He addressed concerns about the potential negative impacts of AI and advocated
Many sites get at least half their traffic from search engines. Fuller results generated by new chatbots could mean far fewer visitors. This from The New York Times’ Katie Robertson this morning.
Why worry, as a publisher of content ala a lawyer or law firm?
“New artificial intelligence tools from Google and Microsoft give answers
Lawyer? Publishing to a blog or other publications? ChatPT will likely know your views and authority asked on ChatGPT.
If not, your authority, influence and authority on niche areas of the law may be absent,
I saw Dave Winer, the inventor of blogs and RSS, share ChatGPT’s answer to his question about how he
Here’s why 85% of Americans have no access to legal services.
From the ABA Journal, reporting on a LexisNexis survey, released this last week.
Only 10% of lawyers think that generative artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, will have a “transformative impact” on the practice of law, and 60% of lawyers have “no plans to
Large construction companies are using ChatGPT for marketing – and the ways they are doing so can be used by other professional services companies – including law firms.
Here’s six ways already being used in the construction industry:
ChatGPT-4 is a big step up over ChatGPT-3 in the both the ChatGPT and Bing atmospheres.
I have been using ChatGPT-3 regularly for a couple months. I run it on my Chrome browser and upgraded to ChatGPT Plus for twenty dollars a month.
With ChatGPT Plus, I received ready access, anytime, and the ability to
