Alright, folks! Who’s up for a game of “Catch Me If You Can”? 🕵️♂️
Reddit and OpenAI have reached an accord to utilize content from online to prepare, including chatbot ChatGPT.
OpenAI admittance to Reddit will permit it to gain progressively, Reddit said in a blog entry. Reddit content will be highlighted in ChatGPT, and Redditors will acquire new artificial intelligence-fueled highlights.
“Reddit has become one of the internet’s largest open archives of authentic, relevant, and always up to date human conversations about anything and everything,” said Reddit CEO and co-founder Steve Huffman in a statement. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/technology/openai-will-use-reddit-content-to-train-chatgpt/ar-BB1mznrr 🐶💨
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WhatsApp is also launching a feature that helps you create the perfect profile picture with artificial intelligence. Goodbye, blurry selfies, hello, social media superstardom! 😎
Friends, let’s embrace the ephemeral life.🤫
Disappearing messages are invaluable to good practices of maintaining your privacy.
Now a new feature is available. You can create a WhatsApp profile photo with an AI imagery setting inside WhatsApp.
Meta’s policy has been to make AI as utilitarian as possible, including open-source components, and to be the best in the industry.
At the same time, the meteor storm of AI images flooding social media feeds is gigantic.
In introducing the idea of showing an AI image as a profile photo in WhatsApp, who will benefit and be more interested in WhatsApp?
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent vast resources trying to bid the Internet onto the Metaverse for Web 3.0.
It was a completely mistaken effort. That said, Meta remains the biggest player in social media, and will likely only continue to become more and more dominant.
A simple AI profile photo tool may keep WhatsApp users on top of their game.
WhatsApp to launch new AI feature to help users generate profile photos https://tech.hindustantimes.com/tech/news/whatsapp-to-launch-new-ai-feature-to-help-users-generate-profile-photos-details-71716446720201.html
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