Would you use ChatGPT now that it's in its horny era?
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How much do you trust the AI chatbots you use on a day-to-day basis? Once you send your prompt off into cyberspace, how do you now no one is interfering with it somewhere in between? Prompt injections are an increasingly common vulnerability in generative AI services and they could be tricking you into giving away majorly sensitive information.
Also, Google announced a breakthrough in quantum computing, the first ever algorithm to gain an actual quantum advantage on every day hardware. But again, what actually is quantum computing?
Plus, ChatGPT is entering its horny era, and Labor has banned the tech giants from using copyrighted content to train AI.
GUESTS:
- Sarah Moran, co-founder of AI Patient Notes
- Jocelyn Brewer, psychologist and founder of Digital Nutrition
This episode of Download This Show was made on the land of the Gadigal and the Dharawal people, and in Meanjin.
Technical production by Craig Tilmouth and Brendan O'Niell.
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