Microsoft New ChatGPT Version

This weekend Microsoft launched a new ChatGPT version called, Visual ChatGPT, a system that includes multiple visual foundation models and allows users to communicate with ChatGPT via graphical user interfaces. The Visual ChatGPT combines various visual foundation models, such as Transformers, ControlNet, and Stable Diffusion, with ChatGPT. With the use of these visual foundation models, ChatGPT can now handle user requests for image generation and editing.

However, the team also identified some challenges with the system, such as inconsistent generation results and prompt variability. They concluded that a self-correcting module is necessary to ensure the execution outputs match human intentions, but this may increase the model's inference time. The team intends to explore this further in future studies

You can’t use Visual ChatGPT yet but there’s a Demo, which you can watch below

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ChatGPT In Cars?

General Motors is developing an in-car digital assistant using the same machine-learning models that power ChatGPT. The digital assistant is expected to offer support to drivers in situations where they may have turned to their vehicle’s owner’s manual in the past, such as replacing a flat tire, and could offer integration and scheduling features with other devices. The automaker is adding a "car-specific layer" on top of ChatGPT's large language models, in collaboration with Microsoft, to enable the assistant to operate differently from other chatbots. GM did not provide a release date or name for the software. This move is part of a broader collaboration between GM and Microsoft, which began in 2019, to work on autonomous vehicles.

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AI News Anchors In China

The People's Daily, one of China's most influential state-run news outlets, has introduced an AI-powered online anchor named Ren Xiaorong. The robot anchor interacted with viewers and answered questions about the "two sessions" in the outlet's coverage of the event.

“Thousands of human hosts have taught me professional skills,” said Ren, who appears to have shoulder-length hair and a jovial facial expression, in the self-introductory video. “I can work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, on various news. You can find me both in the studio and at places where news happens.”

The introduction of robot journalists is a growing trend in China, with Xinhua News Agency introducing two AI-powered anchors in 2018. The People's Daily also introduced its first female AI host named Guoguo, while other outlets such as China Central Television and Sixth Tone's sister publication The Paper have followed suit. However, not all responses to the introduction of robot journalists have been positive.

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