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ChatGPT may help increase vaccine uptake
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Monday Tip- Uni packing list from ChatGPT…or not
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OpenAI's ChatGPT shows promise in dispelling Covid-19 vaccine myths on social media, according to a study by researchers from Instituto de Investigacion Sanitaria (IDIS)-Hospital Clinico Universitario of Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
The study involved querying ChatGPT with the top 50 most frequently asked vaccine-related questions, including those based on myths. Results indicated that ChatGPT provided accurate information about vaccine safety with an average accuracy score of 9 out of 10.
While it was generally reliable, researchers noted concerns about the tool changing answers in certain situations. Despite limitations, the study suggests that ChatGPT could be a valuable source of non-technical information for the public, aiding in increasing vaccine uptake and addressing misinformation challenges.
Read more on Ommcom News
With all the misinformation on social media do we want AI to reassure us or is this even less assuring? 🤔
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Meet ChatGPT, the AI chatbot that's your AI buddy for everything from writing poems to whipping up fusion recipes—it's like autocomplete on steroids! But AI chatbots are just a glimpse of AI's vast potential.
While ChatGPT and its pals are fun, the AI landscape holds a $4.4 trillion annual potential for the global economy, per McKinsey Global Institute.
Get ready to dive deeper into the AI world and its jargon as it becomes an integral part of our lives. So, whether you're aiming to dazzle over drinks or ace that job interview, here's an evolving AI glossary to keep you in the know. Time to AI-splain with confidence here
Full story at CNET
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The rapid adoption of ChatGPT signals a strong demand for generative AI software. Generative AI is projected to unlock a $6 trillion market opportunity by improving various sectors, including online search, e-commerce, and digital advertising.
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Microsoft, with its Azure platform and exclusive partnership with OpenAI, is well positioned to capitalize on generative AI monetization. Azure offers unique access to OpenAI's large language models, enabling developers to create custom AI applications based on the same foundation as ChatGPT. Microsoft's own products built on OpenAI models, like Copilot, are expected to generate significant revenue in the coming quarters.
Datadog, specializing in collecting and understanding observability and security data, employs AI to accelerate incident remediation. The company has rapidly innovated in observability software, earning recognition as a leader in various verticals. With its innovations in generative AI applications and observability software, Datadog is positioned for significant growth in the complex IT environment.
Both Microsoft and Datadog offer compelling opportunities in the evolving generative AI landscape. Their current valuations suggest potential for significant growth in the sector.*
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Monday Tip from ChatGPT (or is it…)
We saw a tip from Emily smith on The Tab for those wanting to know what is best to pack for Uni, its answers may leave you needing another list… 🤦🏻♂️
ChatGPT suggests a quirky and unusual uni packing list that includes:
- A rubber duck for coding issue discussions
- A laptop case shaped like a pizza box
- An inflatable T-Rex costume for campus appearances
- A desktop punching bag for lighthearted frustration release
- A bubble wrap suit to pop worries away
- Scented candles in weird scents like bacon
- A fake mustache for themed parties or disguises
- Silicone food face lids to turn meals into characters
- Unicorn slippers for cozy, mythical feet
- A mini fridge stocked with cookie dough
- A voice-changing megaphone for announcements and laughs
- A portable disco ball for instant dance parties
- A giant inflatable chair as a unique seating area
- A bed-making robot to tidy up your bed
- A singing toilet paper dispenser for mini concerts
- Backup snacks for your snacks because they need company too
- A disguise kit for going incognito around campus
- A pet rock as a low-maintenance conversation starter
- A penguin tuxedo onesie for formal occasions in comfort
- A fog machine alarm clock for mystical morning wake-ups
IF YOU pack these items I think Uni IS for you! 🤣
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That's a wrap for this week's Monday Memo, buzzers! Stay tech-savvy, keep buzzing, and catch you Wednesday for more updates. 🤖
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