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Government e-Marketplace (GeM) has gone from an idea to a procurement giant, ensuring transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making through the innovative use of AI.
The post Inside GeM’s Drive for Transparent, AI-First Public Procurement appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
These messages are currently random and do not relate to the past conversations with ChatGPT.
The post ChatGPT Now Shows Smart Suggestions appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
With anxiety over AI replacing jobs, how much of it has actually happened this year?
The post How Many Jobs Have AI Actually Gobbled Up? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
With AI applications that teach all subjects including coding and computation, how relevant will teachers be in the future?
The post Why Need Teachers When You Can Have AI? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Looks like RLHF was not enough human interaction for OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and now craves for more
The post OpenAI’s ChatGPT is That Annoying Kid in the Block Craving for More Human Attention appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Open-Source Bard API is Here
Daniel Park has released a Python package that returns responses from Google Bard through the API for free.
The post Open-Source Bard API is Here appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
With ChatGPT recently picking stocks that outperformed S&P 500, is it safe to bet your money in the hands of a chatbot fund manager?
The post Trusting Funds with ChatGPT? Think Again appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Looks like Microsoft is using OpenAI once again to do the dirty work to discover enterprise use cases, drive generative AI adoption, fix safety flaws, and replicate the process for customers
The post Why ChatGPT Business is Destined to Fail appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Inflection AI had last year raised $225 million funding from equity financing
The post OpenAI Rival Inflection AI Unveils Most Friendly Chatbot Ever appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Will Wikipedia follow in the footsteps of Reddit, Stack Overflow, and other platforms by limiting access to its data for AI purposes?
The post Mining Fool’s Gold in Generative AI Madness appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.