Yep but wait till it's finetuned/trained on successful replies etc.
GENERATIVE AI
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ChatGPT Frontend Automation Now Widely Hacked
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Everyone already hacked the front end of ChatGPT to automate it yes, super easy
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ChatGPT Generated Account Raises AI Authentication Concerns
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Entire account ChatGPT generated replies, this is a first
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AI Bots Automatically Replying to Tweets Using ChatGPT
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I had a gut feeling but now I proved it: People now have A.I. bots running that use ChatGPT to automatically reply to people's tweets
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IBM Launches Digital Self-Serve Co-Create Experience for AI Applications
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We’re excited to introduce the new Digital Self-Serve Co-Create Experience (DSCE) from #IBM Build Lab: https://t.co/gGek0zvYht
— IBM Data, AI & Automation (@IBMData) 19 décembre 2022
^ a prescriptive, wizard-driven experience designed to onboard, scale and differentiate partner applications with embeddable #AI.
—#AIOps #MLOps pic.twitter.com/F81oBh9W7AWe’re excited to introduce the new Digital Self-Serve Co-Create Experience (DSCE) from #IBM Build Lab: https://
ibm.co/3Wpgbbn ^ a prescriptive, wizard-driven experience designed to onboard, scale and differentiate partner applications with embeddable #AI.
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Are ChatGPT-style replies becoming common on social media?
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Increasingly seeing ChatGPT style replies to my tweets, did AI write this?
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FITM definition for Copilot’s cursor placeholder
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FITM = fill-in-the-middle, models trained to generate text to fill in a placeholder within the prompt rather than complete it from the end. For Copilot, the placeholder is the cursor.
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Fair Use Should Be Limited to Individuals and Non-Profit Organizations
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If Fair Use was limited to individual humans and/or strictly non-profit initiatives, I think much of the copyright debate would vanish immediately. No machines. No corporations. You have to wonder who benefits from the lack of clarity; it's been years in the making…
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Internal Copies and Copyright Implications in Compression and Databases
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You missed the link by @ninjadodo above then. There are indeed copies stored internally (arguably due to design flaws). It's quite like a compression algorithm, which also fall under copyright. Further, lossy databases are also regulated as databases.