Happy birthday ChatGPT! 🤖🥳 

It’s been one year since the launch of our favourite chatbot, we will take a look at the impact it has had and let you know any new updates too.

It’s The Weekend Eve Express:

• ChatGPT one year on

• A year after launching and medicine is already changing

• Our AI Tool of the Week - Talk to ChatGPT on your phone 📱 

• Uk MoD wants to add ChatGPT to combat sim robots

• Friday Fun

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ChatGPT one year on

One year after its launch, ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, has become a significant part of daily life for millions.

Initially introduced as a research project by OpenAI, it rapidly gained 100 million users by early 2023, making it the fastest-growing app in history.

Its success prompted tech giants like Google and Microsoft to enter the AI arms race, developing their own large language models. However, ChatGPT's popularity has also raised concerns about its potential to spread misinformation and biases, leading to calls for AI regulation.

Despite the controversies, ChatGPT's creator, OpenAI, remains committed to advancing artificial intelligence technology. CEO Sam Altman envisions creating artificial general intelligence, a super-powerful AI capable of outperforming humans in various tasks, and continues to drive the company's ambitions forward.

The future of AI, with ChatGPT at its forefront, promises to be an intriguing and transformative journey.

Read More at Sky News

For us ChatGPT has become part of our daily lives, how has it affected yours or are you keeping it at arms length for now? We think it will be a staple like google in the coming years… 💁🏻‍♀️

A year after launching and medicine is already changing

In just one year, OpenAI's ChatGPT has made significant inroads into the healthcare industry, which has traditionally been slow to adopt technology.

ChatGPT and similar generative AI models are transforming healthcare research and delivery, offering accelerated solutions and raising questions about the potential and limitations of AI in medicine.

Key points:

- ChatGPT and similar AI models are supercharging the use of AI and algorithms in healthcare research and patient care.

- Experts believe the initial excitement about AI's potential in healthcare will begin to level off as the industry seeks to understand its true capabilities.

- In early 2023, experts began exploring ChatGPT's capabilities in areas like stem cell research and medical licensing exams, where it passed.

- Clinicians are investigating how ChatGPT can reduce their workload by writing discharge summaries and radiology reports, and it has been found to be empathetic in answering patient questions.

- Tech companies are developing ways to help doctors navigate research and assist with documentation using AI algorithms.

- The pharmaceutical industry is using generative AI models to expedite drug discovery, and tech giants are targeting cancer treatment with AI algorithms.

In the midst of the AI hype cycle in healthcare, it's clear that AI is a powerful tool, but some believe that the current enthusiasm may be exceeding the actual capabilities of the technology.

Read more at CCN

While AI will play an important role, human intervention remains essential in healthcare. 👨🏻‍⚕️

Our AI Tool of the Week (which is ChatGPT)

Forget typing away to ChatGPT and wondering what to write. It’s now time to talk to your AI expert straight into your iPhone or Android.

A simple guide to using the ‘Voice to Voice’ feature within ChatGPT’s mobile app.

• Download ChatGPT from your app store

• Click on the 🎧️ icon next to the text bar

• Talk your prompts into your phone

• Have ChatGPT reply in voice - choose one of the 5 feature voices.

If that was not simple enough then click on the video below to watch our very own tutorial on Tiktok (You don’t need the app to watch it), on how to speak into ChatGPT on your mobile device.

@chatgptbuzz

The new chatgpt voice to voice recognition for chatgpt on the iphone and android is here and here is a guide on how to use it? #chatgpt #chatgpt4

Make sure to follow ChatGPT Buzz on all socials for the latest news, tips and updates. Have you used voice-to-voice on your iPhone yet? Let us know in the replies. 🤳 

UK MoD wants to add ChatGPT to combat simulation robots

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) is upgrading its close combat simulation robots with ChatGPT language models.

These robots, known as SimStriker, are used for training soldiers in intense combat situations, like urban warfare. SimStriker robots are equipped with sensors, interactive targets, and can even respond verbally and return non-lethal fire.

Now, the MoD wants to make training even more realistic by adding OpenAI's ChatGPT to the robots.

This will enable soldiers to have "synthetic conversations" with the robots, making training sessions more dynamic and immersive. It will also allow for a wider range of training scenarios.

In essence, soldiers will be able to interact with these robots as if they were real adversaries, helping them prepare for complex and unpredictable situations in the field.

It's a high-tech way to ensure that soldiers are well-prepared for the challenges they may face in close combat scenarios.

Read more at New Atlas

Chatty G (PT) getting involved with military applications is the doomsdayers stuff of nightmares! Let’s hope it stops at conversational deployment. 😬

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Weekend Fun

Did you see ChatGPT’s very own ‘Google Doodle’ style addition to ChatGPT on its birthday this week? 🎂 

Can we see similar doodles as ChatGPT evolves and celebrates more days? We look forward to the World Book Day ChatGPT Doodle. 📕 

Can you think of a more impactful technology innovation that has only been in existence for one year? We can’t. Happy Birthday Chatty G.

Send in your best ChatGPT responses or memes to [email protected] 

Have a happy weekend and see you Monday!