I have not used AI for book study, and I did not know about Un-Riddle until I stumbled upon this post. I just checked Un-Riddle and it looks super cool. However, I have used ChatGPT to generate key concepts from journals and articles so that I do not have to read the entire text.

You can certainly train AI to work as customer support. In fact, I see a lot of websites already using AI-powered chatbot as support. I have used their services multiple times and I am impressed with their ability to respond quickly and also solve problems.

I think there are one-sided views, some people are overtly positive towards Artificial General Intelligence, whereas some people are too skeptical. As far as I am concerned, I like to stay on the middle path, I do not believe that are inherently dangerous and I also do not believe they will...

If you know how to create prompts, you can surely use AI tools to create literary books. I have used AI tools to build ideas, create chapter outlines, etc. but I have not created an entire story. AI can be very creative, however, the problem is they are not original, they will create content...

I am not aware of Europe's ban on Open source AI. If they have actually banned Open Source, they are trying to restrict general people from making use of AI tools for their everyday work. If Open Sorce AI are banned, you still have access to premium AI tools, right? YOu can still use these tools...

I use Cutout.pro, from removing backgrounds to converting drawing into realistic photos, and improving blurry images, you can do a lot of things through this AI powered too. It even comes with AI art generator.

I think AI are already self-learning. They have access to internet based data and every now and then they equip with latest information that they get from world wide web.

Has anyone watched a movie called I Robot? The movie tells the story of AI-powered Robots that are trying to take over humans. Recently, there was an incident where AI trained robot killed a human being. AI is inherently dangerous if the machine malfunctions.

Our traditional education is all about memorizing information. We have to memorize theories, facts, figures, people, countries, etc. However, modern education is not about facts and figures that are available with a click of a button. Therefore, I believe AI will render traditional education...

I do not think it is appropriate to publish the generated text in its entirety, however, it is ok to publish the edited text. I believe you should use AI for ideas and outlines and not the entire content. If you did not create the content, how do you justify to make money from the content?

AI Assistants can help you in many ways, from brainstorming ideas to creating a workable plan for your ideas, options are unlimited. If you know how to use these tools, you can not only work faster but also easier. Having AI Assistants will even eliminate your need for a personal assistant to...

I have not used ChatGPT 4. I use the 3.5 version, which means I am just a free user and I have yet to subscribe to the premium service. The 3.5 version can provide information until January 2022, which is a slight upgrade form its previous September 2021 timeframe.

I use ChatGPT 3.5 and I use it for various purposes including creating a summary. I feed the text into ChatGPT and ask it to create a summary, paraphrase, keynotes, etc. I even instruct what kind of summary, keynotes, or paraphrase I am looking for, I will suggest language and tone for summary...

I use ChatGPT more than Bard. I don't think I have used something called Copilot. Since I use ChatGPT, I like it more. I have never compared the quality of the ChatGPT generated content with Bard, so I cannot say anything about it. I think which one is good also depends on what you actually use...

If you use AI tools like Bard for research or generate ideas and get inspiration, these are certainly boon. However, if you use these tools to write dissertations, term papers, or do home work, these are certainly a bane. It all depends on how you are acxtually using it.

I frequently use AI tools as a replacement for Google search. However, unlike Google that does not create content but only show content, AI tools will create content, and the generated content might not always be authentic.

Just because there is AI tool like Bard, etc. does not mean people are going to lose jobs. You need skills to use these tools, you need to create interesting and unique prompts for these AI tools to generate good content. This leaves room for people to find work opportunities.

NovelAi is a paid tool, I have never used any paid AI tool. Since I have not used NovelAi, I do not know anything about this generative AI tool. However, I have used a lot of text generator AI tools to write stories and I am surprised by the creativity these tools possess.

I have used a lot of AI detector tools and in my experience, they are not 100 percent accurate. I have never used premium AI detector tools but the free ones I have used have a lot of flaws. I have tested with my own text and they sometimes how upto 50 percent AI generated.

AI will not phase out, I believe AI will continue to improve in the future. That's because developers have understood how AO tools are getting popular among people and what AI tools can actually do for human beings.