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ChatGPT From OpenAI Released

ChatGPT a natural language processing (NLP) artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot is released to the public. OpenAI the company owned by Microsoft initially allows the use of ChatGPT as free of use to the public with plans to monetize it later. Basically one can use the AI chatbot to make media like pictures and video by simple user prompts. Microsoft literally spent 'houndreds of millions' of dollars on the development of this AI application powered by Microsoft Azure super computing infrastructure technology and by Nvidia GPUs. ' OpenAI collects data from ChatGPT users to train and fine-tune the service further. Users can upvote or downvote responses they receive from ChatGPT and fill in a text field with additional feedback'. Source: Wikipedia Let knowledge serve love, peace and the understanding of one another.... - aiposts.blogspot.com
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Home Robots From Amazon In 2019

The first ebook reader 'Kindle' from Amazon.com emerged ten years ago. After that in 2014 the news was all about the new digital home assistant device which people can talk to and get instant information, instantly playing their favourite music, etc.. called 'Echo'. On April 23th 2018 according to Bloomberg  Amazon.com, Inc. is working on a new project with the following outcome: Amazon.com, Inc.'s Lab126 division will develop its on home robot by 2019 under the project name 'Vesta'. The above news was confirmed by Gerritt DeVynck in a Bloomberg videocast. According to the article employees of Amazon.com will have 'Vesta' robots at their home by the end of this year. Amazon.com spokesman give the not commenting  on "rumors and speculations" information to the public. What we certainly know is that on the Amazon.jobs  career and recruiting site there are currently 485 job openings for the keyword 'robotics'. A
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Andrew Ng's AI Course Starts Today

Andrew Ng's AI Course Starts Today on  Coursera.org-on Source:  deeplearning.ai The Professor of Standford University, the founder of Google Brain Deep Learning and co-founder of Coursera educational website have decided to launch his own course on 'Deep Learning Specialization' on Coursera.org. The price is very reasonable and one even can try the course with a 7-day free trial. Through the programming language Python, the point of the training is that the applicants will be able to get usable artificial intelligence (AI) knowledge by fast and effective methods. The curriculum consisting of five courses is structured Neural Networks and Deep Learning Improving Deep Neural Networks  Structured Machine Learning Projects Convolutional Neural Networks Sequence Models On top of the above the participants will be able to hear from top Deep Learning leaders, who share their stories and will give useful career advice. Since by nowdays it has become
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