For the first time since the launch of the “Chatbot Arena”, it is not OpenAI’s GPT-4 at the top, but Claude 3 Opus. In the Chatbot Arena, users rate the responses of anonymized AI models. It is therefore considered a realistic benchmark that cannot be manipulated.
OpenAI presents the first examples of selected filmmakers, artists and agencies who have created videos with the new Sora AI model. This is meant to show the potential of the technology, but continues to face criticism regarding the training data: It appears to have been used without the creators’ permission or payment.
ChatGPT can now be tried for free and without registration in some regions.
OpenAI is expanding its program for building custom AI models for enterprises to address specific use cases. With techniques such as assisted fine-tuning and custom-trained models, companies of all sizes should be able to develop personalized models. Source: TechCrunch
A demo video on Twitter/X shows a function commonly known as “inpainting”: parts of the image can be selected with a brush tool and then changed by text command. Source: Axios
OpenAI presents its new AI technology “Voice Engine“, which can apparently imitate human voices deceptively realistically. However, the company is limiting access to selected partners for now. Source: VentureBeat
It seems the startup doesn’t have much time to control the individual chatbots in its store, as TechCrunch shows.
The service has caused a stir with its test videos, which promise a significant leap in quality. Source: The Verge
Elon Musk co-founded and funded OpenAI. He is now suing the company for failing to live up to the openness it once promised. In return, OpenAI released old emails from Elon Musk in which he apparently had no objection.
Tumblr and WordPress.com are apparently looking to sell user content to AI companies. Talks are reportedly underway with OpenAI and Midjourney, according to 404media.