The Wheat from the Chaff #1

I hope you're having a fantastic weekend. We had some important updates last week with ChatGPT and Bing seeking to revolutionize the way we do internet research.

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Jhonata Emerick
August 08, 2023

As part of my job, every week I read a lot of content about data, technology, and artificial intelligence (also known as AI). I filter them and send you the best ones, every Sunday.

Hello everyone 👋 ,

I hope you're having a fantastic weekend. We had some important updates last week with ChatGPT and Bing seeking to revolutionize the way we do internet research.

It is time to separate the wheat from the chaff.

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Less is More

Less is More. One thing is certain, whether here or abroad, there's talk of nothing else but artificial intelligence. As we believe that less is more, what is AI? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch of science that aims to create solutions that simulate human abilities to reason, perceive, make decisions, and solve problems. And as all we heard about last week was ChatGPT, we asked how it defines AI. We've put the answer in the image below and the link for you to see the tool in action (recommended) :)

Interesting topics:

🔗 Link: Get your popcorn ready, Google enters the war and releases Bard in response to ChatGPT. Battle of the Titan!

🔗 Link: Get behind the scenes of ChatGPT's billion-dollar success, the hottest topic in AI right now. The solution reached 100 million monthly active users in January, just two months after its launch. For comparison, TikTok took around nine months to reach 100 million users, and Instagram took 2 and a half years.

Trending topics:

  • 🔗 Link: ChatGPT can already order your dinner.

  • 🔗 Link: Microsoft is launching the new Bing search as a chat-based interface powered by GPT-4 technology, challenging the way we search the internet today.

Guest of the Week: ChatGPT

Every week, we will bring a tip from a guest. This week, as it couldn't be different, our guest is ChatGPT. We asked for an AI curiosity that few people know, and the answer was:

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