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These days it feels like bots are doing the heavy lifting that analysts used to do in minutes.
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These days it feels like bots are doing the heavy lifting that analysts used to do in minutes.
The partners used to sit for hours, sometimes a whole day, just polishing one client memo. Drafts would ping-pong between senior associates, junior lawyers and the tax team, each adding a layer of nuance before the final copy left the desk.
When OpenAI rolled out ChatGPT Go in India earlier this year, the reaction was quick and mixed. People from Delhi to Chennai started tinkering with the slim model, throwing prompts at it that seemed to push it beyond what the company expected.
When I tried the latest ChatGPT Atlas on my laptop, the first thing I noticed was its Chrome-like layout.
When I first saw MiniMax-M2 in a repo, it struck me as the go-to reference for anyone actually running large language models on their own machines.
OpenAI has started looking at its own chatbot chats, trying to spot when users might be in real distress.
Fitbit just rolled out a public preview of its new personal health coach - an AI-powered assistant that pops up right when you might need a nudge.
In a Delhi tech club you might hear someone say, “I just asked ChatGPT how to outline my history paper,” and the next person nods, pulling up a prompt on their phone.
When I first heard Mark Solms speak, I was struck by how he straddles brain science and AI.
When I poked around the newest review of popular chat bots, a worrying trend started to surface.
In a recent paper co-authored by researchers at Ruhr University Bochum and the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, they found something odd: AI chatbots and Google aren’t pulling from the same corners of the web.
OpenAI is now pitching ChatGPT as a “search engine for work data” with its new Company Knowledge feature.
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