Thinking of using ChatGPT for study summaries compared to Quillbot? Any experiences? Worried about potential hallucinations with prompts like 'summarize this lesson, focus on the key parts. Quilbot free seems to be very shallow for me.

Awesome bro. Embracing a "learn as you go" mindset can open up new possibilities. GPT-4's a handy tool for expanding knowledge. Even though it can sometimes hallucinate, i would admit it makes thinking easier :)

Copilot is like the old school Microsoft paper clip, but with a twist! Unlike the clip, Copilot is much more useful. It speeds up coding, suggests solid chunks of code, and helps with tricky syntax. It's not perfect, but the time saved is worth it. Can't wait to see how such a tool will work...

Check out Google Cloud Text-to-Speech API and Microsoft Azure Speech Service. Both offer realistic voice generation with APIs for integration. Pricing varies, but they're solid choices for lifelike avatar presentations on a budget.

True that. AI is changing the reading game. If you're into article exploration, tools like OpenAI's GPT-3 and Google's BERT are worth checking out. They can help with summarizing, generating questions, and even offer clarifications. Give 'em a spin!

I get the struggle. AI tools can be tricky. Have you checked out RunwayML or DALL-E? They're pretty solid for generating images without messing up your designs.

Been exploring elevenlabs and it's impressive. Any suggestions for an AI video app? I want to turn audio from elevenlabs, along with a pic/video of me, into a 'speaking' video. Or any app with elevenlabs integration?

Short on time for podcasts and videos. Need the written version. Any suggestions on getting a transcript? Planning to use another AI to summarize key points afterward. Any leads?

I'm concerned about how this regulation might affect AI opportunities here. I have various learning options, but it could seriously impact my ability to work on projects or develop models, especially with the limitations on open-source AI tools. What's your take on this?

Meta just dropped the Emu Video and Emu Edit models for video generation and image editing. 👀 I've got the lowdown on the technical details of the Emu Video model. Check it out here.

I kinda stumbled upon this closed-source AI by Lumina Analytics for diagnosing cancer. People on LinkedIn are trashing it, saying it's bad because you can't audit the code. But here's the twist – it outperforms everything out there. Is it really a bad thing if it's saving lives, even if we can't...

AI catching plagiarism from 20th-century authors is both impressive and a bit concerning. The education system definitely needs an upgrade to handle these tech twists. Did your professor share insights on how to deal with AI false alarms?

Totally get you. ChatGPT's cool for bits of code, but can't craft a whole software piece. In the creative game, clients usually have the vision, and artists make the calls. Midjourney vibes with that – artists chip in, but clients might not dig that part. Unlike messy code, art's flaws aren't as...

Facing a crisis as a united team enhances our 'esprit de corps.' Witnessing the unwavering loyalty of the staff to Sam and the robust support from Microsoft underscores the strength of this alliance.

The drama now is far from absurd. OpenAI's recent moves, like the new board and the solid partnership with Microsoft, show they're playing the game strategically. Microsoft's commitment is a loyalty boost for sure. How do you think this collaboration will shape the future of AI?

Yeah sure. I heard about this late last night. Today, I saw an article on CNN that the guy will be reinstated on Monday, and the board that fired him is "fired"! Sounds ridiculous and uncalled for a company of that size. But who cares? Provided the tools are working for me.

Nice one buddy. This is the home i have been looking for in the entire WWW! I talk AI the whole day. And this forum just turns the right buttons for me. Am Spencer, currently working on automation using open AI assistant GPTs. Looking forward to meeting someone here who is working on similar...