A.I. software can create “videos in a matter of minutes and subscriptions start at just a few dollars a month,” Mr. Stubbs said. “That makes it easier to produce content at scale.” @satariano and @paulmozur absolutely nail the deepfakes problem:
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Microsoft Launches AI-Powered Search Engine and Browser with Chatbots
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Throwing a coming-out party for the new breed of A.I., Microsoft just showed off a new search engine and web browser that include their own chatbots, @KYWeise and I report from Seattle: https://
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Meta’s ChatGPT Competitor: Different Market Reception
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Two weeks before the arrival of ChatGPT, Meta released its own bot. The reaction was very different, @MikeIsaac and I report:
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Google Plans Release of Its Own Chatbot to Compete With ChatGPT
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Racing to Catch Up With ChatGPT, Google Plans Release of Its Own Chatbot, @nicoagrant and I report:
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ChatGPT subscription model costs OpenAI single-digit cents per chat
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ChatGPT costs OpenAI "single-digit" cents for each chat. So the company will soon offer a $20-a-month subscription version of its online chatbot:
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San Francisco Pushes Back Against Driverless Car Expansion
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Some cars are now driverless. And that can be a problem. As Waymo and Cruise seek to expand their services, the city of San Francisco is pushing back:
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Language Bots: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Critical Analysis
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"What the bots couldn’t do, however, was the research or reporting to show their strengths and weaknesses. That requires thought." @bxchen looks at language bots with a journalist's eye:
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Justice Department Scrutinizes Tesla Self-Driving Technology
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The Justice Department is scrutinizing Tesla's self-driving technology, @JackEwingNYT and I report:
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Waymo Autonomous Vehicle Stuck in San Francisco Intersection
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@melon6ix Hello. Could you chat briefly about the Waymo car that was stuck in the San Francisco intersection yesterday? Thanks, Cade Metz, The New York Times, 510-325-0717
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Email sharing reveals more personal data than expected
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"It may seem harmless, but when you enter your email, you’re sharing a lot more than just that." @bxchen on that thing we are all asked to do so often: