OpenAI Talk GPT-5 + Bard Gets an Upgrade

Microsoft Gives The Govt. GPT-4

Microsoft has announced that its Azure OpenAI Service is now accessible to Microsoft Azure Government customers in the United States, including federal, state, and local governments. This service provides generative AI tools while adhering to strict security requirements for government cloud operations.

To address data privacy concerns, Microsoft assures that data from Azure Government customers will not be used to train the OpenAI model. This measure aligns with the approach taken for ChatGPT, although it is not the default setting.

Government customers can utilize the Azure OpenAI Service REST APIs to leverage GPT-4, GPT-3, and Embeddings. These tools facilitate content generation acceleration, content summarization, semantic search optimization, and simplified code generation.

By utilizing the service, government agencies can automate responses for mission or project inquiries, generate summaries of logs and reports, enhance information discovery, mine knowledge, and rapidly generate code documentation.

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Google Bard Just got 30% better

Google has announced further improvements to Bard, focusing on advanced reasoning and math abilities. Unlike relying solely on large language models, Bard now generates background code to enhance problem-solving capabilities.

This update has resulted in a 30% increase in accuracy for computation-based word and math problems in Google's internal challenge datasets. Bard can provide information on various topics, such as prime factors of large numbers, savings growth rates, and even reverse spellings.

However, Google clarifies that Bard may not always produce correct or complete responses. In addition to code generation, Google has introduced a feature that allows the data produced by Bard to be edited and manipulated in Sheets, offering convenience to users who work with spreadsheets.

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OpenAI Talks GPT-5, We’re still not training it

OpenAI has confirmed that it is not currently working on training GPT-5, despite previous concerns expressed by industry executives and academics about the rapid progress of large language models. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman emphasized that they have significant work to do before starting work on GPT-5 and that they are exploring new ideas for its development but are not close to beginning the process.

Altman addressed the concerns regarding AI by highlighting that OpenAI is actively assessing potential risks through external audits, red-teaming, and safety tests. He mentioned that it took over six months after completing GPT-4 before its release, underscoring the importance of thorough evaluation and testing.

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