My strategy takes place 100% inside ChatGPT.
GENERATIVE AI
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Free Chatbot Editor for Instant Writing Feedback and Learning
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And tomorrow, I'm going to show 3,426+ subscribers to my newsletter how to create a free Chatbot Editor to get instant feedback on any of your work. It could massively increase your rate of learning and improve almost anything you write. Join us here:
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ChatGPT as Instant Expert Feedback for Rapid Improvement
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Because apart from practice, external feedback is the fastest path to improvement. Thing is— ChatGPT changes this… giving instant access, 24/7, to a free expert who has studied more text than any human on the planet.
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Community-Powered Text-to-Image Generation Platform Upgrade
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Want to step up your text-to-image generation game by tapping on to tens of thousands of community generated images? Stay tuned!
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OCR and QA Library Enables Intelligent PDF Document Interaction
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Lots of older docs are in PDFs. That makes them hard to search and work with.
— LangChain (@LangChain) 8 janvier 2023
This library combines OCR with Question/Answering to allow you to talk with any PDF file
Awesome stuff https://t.co/qqhinBsV8bLots of older docs are in PDFs. That makes them hard to search and work with. This library combines OCR with Question/Answering to allow you to talk with any PDF file Awesome stuff
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China becomes case study for generative AI regulation rules
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In this way, China on Tuesday will become the largest case study of how such rules might work in practice and affect platforms and generative AI providers, according to @gwbstr
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Generative AI Best Practices to Prevent Deepfake Crisis
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Both these provisions are in line with global emerging best practices on how to continue using generative AI tools without creating a deepfake crisis.
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China Requires AI-Generated Content Labeling and Digital Watermarking
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What's more interesting is that China's rules also require providers of deep synthesis technologies to visibly label AI-generated content when it could be misconstrued as real. Providers should digitally watermark the content as well so it's easier for platforms to trace.
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China’s AI-Generated Content Ban Extends Existing Censorship Practices
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China doesn't have that concern. Its new rules simply ban the use of AI-generated content for spreading "fake news," which is ill-defined and gives authorities wide latitude. But this isn't surprising. This merely extends Beijing's existing censorship to a new form of speech.
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Governments Regulate Deepfakes While Balancing Free Speech
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These capabilities have alarmed governments globally—and both U.S. and E.U. regulators have sought to curb the abuse of deepfakes. Of the two, the E.U. is further along, but both are similarly concerned about striking a balance with free speech.