Lol

AFAIK OpenAI looses money with every query - so except for hype I'm not sure what MS would win if they got more queries.

The second half of the article is paywalled so I can't see all of it but I don't understand the granularity or source of the location data. Are the ad sites miss-using the apps permissions to call location apis and provide your exact location? Or are we just talking about the ad sites seeing the users IP address? Which is annoying but kind of business as usual for the web. What is the new revelation in this story?

Where is openai making money now? I thought they were loosing money per query and the only thing keeping them afloat was fresh investment?

But can it display text files with Unix line endings. I hate when a text file I receive looks like one long line.

It's only brand suicide if only a few companies sharing data. Since the data is actually being used by insurers I have to assume it's widespread across the industry. Each car company just hoping they aren't the first to get found out, but I'm sure they quickly point out out how common it is to save face.

Or use a die pack clip with a regular RFID attached. The only place I've heard of were tag switching was an issue was thrift stores. And they don't have the profit margins to justify this. Walmart just uses the manufacturers bar code built into the packaging and I assume if they put another on top you'd feel it.

Agreed. And that's why the company selling the software wouldn't want it examined. Their marketing material won't match reality. It's only "correct" for it's exact training set - every thing else is a guess. It should only be used as one data point in a larger argument.

I feel like the logic will be hidden in a machine learning model - the authors don't even understand.

If they include GPL source code in their model dataset does the whole model have to be released under the GPL? Is it a derivative work? IANAL just thinking out loud.

Chatgpt by itself doesn't provide references but Bing powered by Chatgpt does. It marks each reference in the response to a url under the response.

Case is closed - except for the new report about it helping stop the progression of HIV http://www.webmd.com/hiv-aids/news/20131126/multivitamins-may-help-fight-hiv-progression-study-suggests

Thanks!

How much are the repeated monthly fee's on top of the $6 if you didn't use any minutes, texts, data, etc?

I bought a book on machine learning from Manning - they do the popular "In Action" computer series http://www.manning.com/catalog/by/subject/ and they do give you a free non-drmed ebook (includes PDF, ePub, and Kindle) with every physical copy of the book you buy. http://www.manning.com/about/ebooks.html "If you did not buy the pBook from manning.com, you can still get the free eBook in all available formats by setting up a Manning account, and registering your copy."