It’s Friday again,

Happy Weekend, we have got a vast array of news from Bill Gates, to managing depression and friendly robot dogs.

It’s The Weekend Eve Express:

• Bill Gates says that ChatGPT has reached it’s limit

• Study shows promise of ChatGPT managing depression

• Our AI Tool of the Week - Design with ChatGPT

• Robot dog learns to talk with ChatGPT

• Weekend Wisdom

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Bill Gates says ChatGPT has peaked

Microsoft overlord and all round great guy, Bill Gates has said that generative AI has peaked and ChatGPT-5 will have no new features.

In a recent interview with German business newspaper, Handelsblatt, Gates highlighted the extreme improvements between versions of ChatGPT-2 and version -3, but says that post ChatGPT-5 there will be no more features to be added only refinements.

Gates who has invested in nearly 100 AI companies mentions that AI will be introduced to smart phones and could also speed up the production and findings of new vaccines.

Form an orderly queue.

Read more FirstPost

Who do you trust more, Bill Gates or AI developments? 🤖🤐 

ChatGPT shows promise in managing depression

Senior Lecturers, Dr Levkovich and Dr Elyoseph conducted a study on AI recommending treatment for those with mental health issues.

The researchers asked ChatGPT-4 and 3.5 to evaluate depressive episodes and make suggestions for hypothetical scenarios. They then compared the answers of ChatGPT versus 1249 human primary care physicians (pcps).

Levkovich and Elyoseph found that ChatGPT-4 suggested psychotherapy before medication for 97.5% in scenarios of mild depression, compared to 4.3% of Pcp’s.

ChatGPT-4 suggested pharmaceutical medication for 74% of scenarios with severe depression.

A very interesting find was that neither ChatGPT versions prescribed treatment with any gender bias, where as it was found that humans could.

Researchers said that ChatGPT could support therapists but not succeed them.

Read More Healio

In a time when it’s “good to talk”, it’s also extra nice to know that ChatGPT will listen! 😍 

Our AI Tool of the Week (which IS ChatGPT)

You can now create your own images on ChatGPT using the Dall-E plug in.

Dall-E can create images from your own prompts. Just like it’s rival Midjourney.

To use Dall-E and start creating your own images, simply head to settings, Beta Features, turn on Dall-E and then turn on in your ChatGPT profile.

Here is a tutorial video on how to set up Dall-E and create your own images using ChatGPT.

Good Luck and get creating!

See below for our very own attempt at a Dall-E image with ChatGPT. 🧑‍🎨 

Robot Dog Talks with ChatGPT

Boston Dynamics created Spot the Dog, who has already been shown to walk, dance and jump… now he can talk.

Not only can the magic robot dog talk, but it can actually answer your questions. Just like ChatGPT, Boston Dynamics installed a text-to-speak function as well as making the mouth move on the dog.

So now you can have a conversation with a dog which extends further than “Do you want a treat?'“ and “Is it time for walkies?”

You can view the Robot Spot The Dog in demonstration here…

Read more at The Verge

Can a robot dog still be man’s best friend? As long as we don’t get AI Robot cats….are we right? 🐶 😸 

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Weekend LOL

We asked ChatGPT’s Dall-E plug in to show us what a robot cat would look like, compared to Spot the Robot Dog. This is what it produced.

Are you a robot cat person or a robot dog person?

That’s all for today Buzzers, we’ll see you again on Monday, and remember to send all your memes to us and we will feature the best ones!

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