Microsoft Warns AI Tools + ChatGPT Leak

Microsoft Warns AI Tools

Microsoft has warned Bing-powered search engines that it will revoke access to its search index if they continue to use it as the foundation for their AI tools. Microsoft reportedly does not want its rivals to use Bing’s search index to power their AI chatbots. Several search engines, including DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, and You.com, use Bing’s search data, but Microsoft draws the line at using Bing’s search index as fodder for AI chatbots. Microsoft believes that using Bing’s data in this way is a violation of its contract, and it may terminate its agreements with search engines that misuse this information.

The company has reportedly been in touch with partners who are out of compliance, and it will continue to work with them to find a path forward. The move is likely aimed at making Microsoft’s search data exclusive to its chatbot, which is powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 language model and is capable of answering various questions, creating summaries, generating code, writing social media posts, and more.

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Chinese ChatGPT Live Event Cancelled

Baidu canceled a planned live-streamed product launch of its ChatGPT-like "Ernie bot" that it had advertised as being open to media and the public. The webcast, scheduled for Monday afternoon, was switched to a closed-door meeting with the first batch of companies that are testing the product, Baidu said in a statement on Monday morning.

This was due to the "strong demand" from 120,000 companies that had applied to test Ernie bot. Baidu's shares fell as much as 4.5% on Monday morning on initial reports of the cancellation. Ernie bot was first showcased on March 16 and is China's closest answer to U.S.-developed ChatGPT, with strong demand from the Chinese corporate sector for generative AI technology.

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GPT4 Saves a Dogs Life

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Here’s a quick summary:

The author's dog was diagnosed with a tick-borne disease and, despite receiving treatment, her condition worsened. The author sought a second opinion and decided to ask GPT4 for a diagnosis by giving it transcribed blood test results from multiple days. GPT4 suggested there could be other underlying issues contributing to the anemia and provided a list of possible diagnoses. The author used this information to suggest a possible diagnosis of immune-mediated hemolytic anemia (IMHA) to the second vet, who confirmed it. The dog started the proper treatment and made a full recovery. The author was impressed with GPT4's ability to read and interpret the blood test results.

As the top comment said:

The conclusion here is not that GPT is a good doctor, but that it can restituteur medical dictionary content better than a doctor can. It’s a great mental assistant. We don’t want to to claim that calculators will render accountants obsolete. It turned them into CFOs.

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