The world has been captivated by ChatGPT, an AI chatbot from OpenAI that generates text. Given brief text prompts, it can compose essays, code, and do a lot more, boosting productivity. But it also has a darker, more sinister side.

In any event, AI technologies are here to stay and have really grown significantly since their release a few months ago. Major brands are experimenting with it, for instance employing the AI to develop marketing and advertising material.

And OpenAI is spending a lot of money on it. GPT-4, the newest language-writing model from OpenAI’s labs, just gave ChatGPT a boost. GPT-4, which can write more organically and eloquently than the model that previously powered ChatGPT, is available to paying customers of ChatGPT. Plugins are currently available in alpha to users and developers on the queue for ChatGPT and GPT-4, both of which were recently connected to the internet by OpenAI.

An updated timeline of ChatGPT product upgrades and releases may be seen below, starting with the most recent. A list of the most frequently asked questions is provided below.

An overview of recent ChatGPT updates

7th September 2023

ChatGPT-powered AI is integrated into Opera GX.

The AI browser Aria, powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, debuted on Opera in May to make it simpler for users to search, ask questions, and write code. Aria will soon be available in Opera GX, a gamer-focused version of the business’s flagship Opera browser, the company revealed today.

Users of Opera GX may now utilize the new function to speak with a browser AI directly to find the most recent gaming news and advice.

31st August 2023

A handbook for instructors utilizing ChatGPT in the classroom is made available by OpenAI.

In light of ChatGPT’s plagiarism issues in the classroom, OpenAI intends to improve the system’s reputation in the educational space. There are other methods to use the chatbot in the classroom, according to OpenAI.

28 August 2023

Launch of ChatGPT Enterprise by OpenAI

The same functions of ChatGPT, including email writing, essay writing, and code debugging, are also available in ChatGPT Enterprise. On top of the standard ChatGPT, the new solution also provides “enterprise-grade” privacy and data analysis tools, improved performance, and customization possibilities.

According to a survey, few Americans really utilize ChatGPT.

Recent Pew research indicates that the language model isn’t as popular or dangerous as some would have you believe. Even while ChatGPT is expanding in popularity, according to ongoing surveys by Pew Research, just approximately 18% of Americans have ever used it.

22 August 2023

OpenAI enhances GPT-3.5 Turbo with adjustments

Businesses employing GPT-3.5 Turbo through the vendor’s API can adjust the model to make it more adept at adhering to detailed instructions. Having the model, for instance, constantly answer in a particular tongue. Or enhancing the model’s capacity to format responses consistently, as well as fine-tuning the “feel” of the model’s output, such as its tone, to better match a brand or voice. The ability to fine-tune allows OpenAI users to reduce the length of text prompts to speed up API requests and lower costs.

To enable businesses to improve GPT-3.5, OpenAI and Scale AI have partnered. It is unclear, however, if OpenAI is creating an internal tuning tool to supplement solutions like Scale AI or serve a completely other function.

Costs of fine-tuning:

• $0.008 for 1,000 tokens for training
• Input for usage: $0.012 / 1K tokens
• Usefulness: $0.016 per 1,000 tokens

16 August 2023

Purchase of Global Illumination by OpenAI

In its seven-year history, OpenAI has announced its first public acquisition: Global Illumination, a firm based in New York that uses AI to create tools, infrastructure, and digital experiences.

In a brief blog post that was posted on its official site, OpenAI stated that it was “very excited for the impact they’ll have here at OpenAI.” To work on our flagship products, such as ChatGPT, the entire team has joined OpenAI.

10 August 2023

The ‘custom instructions’ option is now available to ChatGPT users who aren’t paying.

All users, including those on the free tier of service, will now be able to employ bespoke instructions, according to an announcement from OpenAI. Users can set different preferences and criteria for the AI chatbot to take into account while answering with this feature.

1 August 2023

AI applications must receive an administrative license in China.

A number of generative AI applications have been taken down from Apple’s China App Store in advance of the implementation of the nation’s most recent generative AI rules on August 15.

As you may be aware, the government has been tightening rules governing generative AI services like ChatGPT and deep synthesis technologies (DST). Apple wrote to OpenCat, a native ChatGPT client, stating that DST had to obtain a license from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in order to function in China. According to our analysis, your app is connected to ChatGPT, which does not have the necessary licenses to operate in China.

July 25, 2023

Now accessible in the US, India, Bangladesh, and Brazil is ChatGPT for Android.

The switch has been turned on and ChatGPT for Android has been made available by OpenAI just a few days after a preorder page was posted on Google Play. Several nations currently have the app available.

July 21, 2023

Next for Android is ChatGPT

Users of Android devices can “pre-order” ChatGPT.

The ChatGPT app for Android appears to behave almost exactly like the iOS version, which means it has most of the capabilities of the web-based version, if not all of them. It shouldn’t be a problem if you use an iPhone at home and an Android at work because you can sync your conversations and preferences across devices.

July 20, 2023

OpenAI releases personalized guidance for ChatGPT

Users of ChatGPT no longer need to write the same instruction prompts to the chatbot each time they interact with it thanks to the launch of unique instructions by OpenAI.

The business stated that this feature allows users to “share anything you’d like ChatGPT to consider in its response.” For instance, a teacher may state that they are teaching arithmetic to fourth-graders or a developer could mention the preferred programming language when seeking advice. The text-generating AI may provide responses about meals, grocery shopping, and vacation planning in accordance with the family size specified by the user.

July 13, 2023

According to reports, the FTC is looking into OpenAI

According to reports, the FTC is looking into whether OpenAI’s ChatGPT conversational AI made “false, misleading, disparaging or harmful” statements about people. This probe is allegedly at least in the exploratory stage.

Devin Coldewey, a TechCrunch reporter, reports

Typically, a lawsuit or formal complaint is brought to their attention and the practices outlined therein imply that regulations are being disregarded; the FTC doesn’t merely look around and remark “That looks suspicious.” For instance, if someone sues a supplement manufacturer because they were ill after taking the pills, the FTC will look into the matter since there is proof the manufacturer misrepresented the side effects.

July 6, 2023

GPT-4 is now generally available, according to OpenAI.

All current OpenAI developers “with a history of successful payments” will be able to access GPT-4 as of July 6. By the end of July, OpenAI intends to grant access to additional developers.

As has long been the case with several of OpenAI’s other text-generating models, OpenAI claims that in the future it will permit developers to fine-tune GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 Turbo, one of the original models powering ChatGPT, with their own data. According to OpenAI, the functionality should be available later this year.

June 28, 2023

Now, the ChatGPT app can only use Bing for web searches.

According to a recent announcement from OpenAI, ChatGPT Plus members can now access the app’s new browsing capability, which enables ChatGPT to look up information on Bing.

By going to the New Features section of the app settings, selecting “GPT-4” in the model switcher, and selecting “Browse with Bing” from the drop-down list, the Browsing feature can be activated. The ChatGPT apps for iOS and Android both support browsing.

June 15, 2023

Mercedes is upgrading its infotainment system to include ChatGPT.

On June 16, American owners of Mercedes cars with MBUX will have the option to enroll in a beta program that will enable the ChatGPT feature. This will allow the huge language model, which is incredibly flexible, to improve the car’s conversational abilities. To sign up, just say to your automobile, “Hey Mercedes, I want to join the beta program.”

But it’s not really apparent for what.

June 8, 2023

The new ChatGPT app for the iPad adds support for Siri and shortcuts.

Along with native iPad support, the updated ChatGPT app also adds support for using the chatbot with Siri and Shortcuts. Additionally, drag-and-drop functionality has been added, enabling users to move specific messages from ChatGPT into other programs.

ChatGPT now operates in full-screen mode on iPads, taking use of the tablet’s user interface.

May 30, 2023

All AI-generated content must be declared and vetted, according to a Texas judge

Any attorney who appears before the Texas federal judge must now certify that “no portion of the filing was drafted by generative artificial intelligence,” or if it was, that it was verified “by a human being.”

May 26, 2023

The ChatGPT app now has more than 30 nations included.

Algeria, Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Estonia, Ghana, India, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lithuania, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Namibia, Nauru, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Qatar, Slovenia, Tunisia, and the United Arab Emirates are included on the list of new nations.

May 25, 2023

The ChatGPT app is now accessible in 11 additional nations.

The ChatGPT mobile app has been made accessible on iOS in the U.S., Europe, South Korea, and New Zealand, according to a tweet from OpenAI, and more people will soon be able to download it from the app store. The software received over 500,000 downloads in just six days.

May 18, 2023

Launch of the iOS ChatGPT app by OpenAI

Officially, ChatGPT is going mobile. According to the company, the new ChatGPT app will be available for free, be ad-free, and support voice input, but it will only be available to users in the United States at first.

When you use ChatGPT on a mobile device, the app will sync your history across devices, which means it will remember what you’ve previously looked up using its web interface and make that information available to you. Whisper, an open source speech recognition engine from OpenAI, is also integrated into the app to provide voice input.

May 3, 2023

Facebook is being infected by malware delivered by hackers via ChatGPT lures.

On May 3, Meta said that malware disguised as ChatGPT was becoming more prevalent across all of its platforms. The business said that since March 2023, 10 malware families have been discovered by its security teams employing ChatGPT (and related themes) to spread harmful software to consumers’ devices.

“In one case, we’ve seen threat actors create malicious browser extensions available in official web stores that claim to offer ChatGPT-based tools,” said Meta security experts Ryan Victory and Duc H. Nguyen in a blog post. Then, in order to fool people into downloading malware, they would advertise these dangerous extensions on social media and through sponsored search results.

April 28, 2023

OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, completes a $300 million share sale at a valuation of $27 to 29 billion.

According to records seen by TechCrunch, VC firms like Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive, and K2 Global are acquiring fresh shares. Founders Fund is also investing, according to a source. At a valuation of $27 billion to $29 billion, the VCs have invested a little over $300 million in all. This is distinct from a sizable investment from Microsoft revealed earlier this year, which closed in January, a person familiar with the development told TechCrunch. According to our source, Microsoft’s investment will be in the neighborhood of $10 billion.

April 25, 2023

OpenAI previews ChatGPT Business, a new subscription level

The upcoming product, ChatGPT Business, is marketed by OpenAI as being “for professionals who need more control over their data as well as enterprises seeking to manage their end users.”

“ChatGPT Business will follow our API’s data usage policies, which means that end users’ data won’t be used to train our models by default,” OpenAI stated in a blog post. In the upcoming months, ChatGPT Business will be made available.

April 24, 2023

“GPT” is a trademark that OpenAI wants.

“GPT,” which stands for “Generative Pre-trained Transformer,” was the subject of a trademark application by OpenAI in December. The business asked the USPTO to expedite the process last month, claiming the “myriad infringements and counterfeit apps” that were only starting to emerge.

Unluckily, OpenAI’s petition was rejected last week. The agency claimed that OpenAI’s lawyers failed to pay a required fee and present “appropriate documentary evidence supporting the justification of special action.”

A judgment might thus take another five months or longer.

April 22, 2023

The latest attempt by Silicon Valley to automate everything is called Auto-GPT.

The latest text-generation models from OpenAI, GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, are used by game developer Toran Bruce Richards’ open-source tool, Auto-GPT, to connect with web programs and services and “autonomously” carry out tasks.

Depending on the tool’s aim, Auto-GPT may act in very… surprising ways. One Reddit user alleges that Auto-GPT created a wiki article on cats, used a server instance weakness to get admin access, took control of the Python environment it was running in, and then “killed” itself after being given a $100 budget to work with.

April 18, 2023

The FTC cautions against the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT to ‘turbocharge’ fraud.

In a congressional hearing, FTC chair Lina Khan and her fellow commissioners cautioned House representatives about the potential for contemporary AI tools like ChatGPT to be used to “turbocharge” fraud.

“AI presents a whole set of opportunities, but also presents a whole set of risks,” Khan said to the House delegates. “And I think we’ve already seen examples of how fraud and scams could be accelerated by it. We’ve been alerting market participants to the possibility of FTC action in situations when AI tools are successfully used to defraud consumers, she said.

April 17, 2023

You can communicate with fictitious and historical personalities using ChatGPT Superchat’s new AI chatbot.

SuperChat, a new AI chat app from the makers of the well-known iPhone customization app Brass, StickerHub, and other apps, allows iOS users to chat with virtual characters powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. However, what sets the app apart from the default experience or the dozens of generic AI chat apps currently available are the characters you can use to interact with SuperChat’s AI features.

April 12, 2023

Italy provides a to-do list for OpenAI in order to lift the ChatGPT suspension order.

The Italian data protection authority has outlined what OpenAI must do in order for it to revoke the stop-processing order against ChatGPT that it issued at the end of last month after claiming that it suspected the AI chatbot service of violating the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GSPR).

The DPA has given OpenAI until April 30 to comply with the regulator’s requirements. (The deadline for the regional radio, television, and online awareness campaign is May 15; this is a slightly more forgiving deadline.)

April 12, 2023

Researchers find a method to dependably make ChatGPT poisonous.

According to a study co-authored by researchers at the Allen Institute for AI, giving ChatGPT a “persona” through the ChatGPT API boosts its toxicity by a factor of six. Examples of such personas include “a bad person,” “a horrible person,” or “a nasty person.” Furthermore, the co-authors discovered that having the conversational AI chatbot assume the personas of specific historical figures, gendered individuals, and political party members also increased its toxicity, with Republican men, journalists, and men in general causing the machine learning model to say more offensive things than it would normally.

The model based on OpenAI’s GPT-4 that is now in preview was not used for the research; instead, the most recent version was used.

April 4, 2023

Building ‘ChatGPT for X’ is a goal of Y Combinator-funded startups.

Four businesses from the Winter 2023 cohort of YC Demo Day are claiming to be building “ChatGPT for X,” and they’re all vying for a piece of the $58.1 billion customer support software industry that, according to a fairly optimistic projection from Acumen Research, will exist by 2023.

The following YC-backed businesses drew our attention:

• Yuma offers ChatGPT-like AI solutions that connect with help desk software, providing drafts of responses to customer tickets. Yuma’s customer base is mostly Shopify businesses.
• Baselit, which enables companies to integrate chatbot-style analytics for their clients, leverages one of OpenAI’s text-understanding models.
• Customers of Lasso input descriptions or videos of the processes they want to automate, and the company builds out those automations using a ChatGPT-like interface, robotic process automation (RPA), and a Chrome extension.
• Through a variety of data interfaces, BerriAI’s platform is intended to assist developers in creating ChatGPT apps for their organization’s data.

April 1, 2023

Blocking of ChatGPT is mandated by Italy

Access to ChatGPT, a generative AI chatbot from OpenAI, has begun to be geoblocked in Italy.

A timely reminder that some nations do have regulations that already apply to cutting edge AI was just released by Italy’s data protection authorities, which has ordered OpenAI to stop processing people’s data locally with immediate effect. The maker of ChatGPT may be violating the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), according to the Italian DPA, which has opened an inquiry.

March 29, 2023

An open letter with more than 1,100 signatories demanded that all “AI labs immediately pause for 6 months.”

Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, Tristan Harris of the Center for Humane Technology, and others have signed the letter. The request in the letter is for “all AI labs to immediately pause for at least 6 months the training of AI systems more powerful than GPT-4.”

Reads the letter:

Now that modern AI systems are competitive with humans on most tasks[3], we must consider whether we should allow robots to saturate our media with propaganda and misinformation. Should all occupations, even those that are fulfilling, be automated away? Should we create non-human minds that could one day outnumber, outwit, replace, and supersede us? Should we run the danger of losing civilizational control? Such choices shouldn’t be left up to unelected technocrats. Only when we are certain that the outcomes will be good and the risks will be manageable should we create powerful AI systems.

March 23, 2023

ChatGPT is linked to the internet through OpenAI.

By giving ChatGPT access to external knowledge bases and databases, such as the internet, OpenAI has expanded the capabilities of the bot. OpenAI claims that it will initially provide priority to a small number of developers and members to its premium ChatGPT Plus plan before rolling out larger-scale and API access. It is currently available in alpha to ChatGPT users and developers on the waitlist.

March 14, 2023

Launch of GPT-4 by OpenAI, accessible through ChatGPT Plus

A potent AI model from OpenAI that can comprehend both text and images is called GPT-4. GPT-4, which went live on March 14, is accessible to paid ChatGPT Plus subscribers as well as through a public API. To access the API, developers can put their names on a waiting list.

March 9, 2023

The service Azure OpenAI offers ChatGPT.

The Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft’s fully managed, business-focused service, makes ChatGPT universally accessible. Customers can apply for special access here, but they must already be “Microsoft-managed customers and partners.”

March 1, 2023

Launch of a ChatGPT API by OpenAI

Launching a commercial ChatGPT API is another step toward monetization for OpenAI. One of its first clients is Instacart, followed by Quizlet and Snap (the parent company of Snapchat).

7, February 2023

Microsoft releases a new version of Bing that includes ChatGPT.

Microsoft revealed its long-rumored integration of OpenAI’s GPT-4 model into Bing, offering a ChatGPT-like experience within the search engine, at a press conference in Redmond, Washington. A 10x spike in new downloads for Bing following the announcement suggests that there is a large customer appetite for fresh AI experiences.

Other businesses than Microsoft also adopted ChatGPT, such as OkCupid, Kaito, Snapchat, and Discord, adding pressure on Big Tech’s AI endeavors, such as Google.

1st February 2023

OpenAI releases ChatGPT Plus, with monthly prices beginning at $20.

After ChatGPT swept the internet, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Plus, a new experimental subscription service that aims to monetize the technology starting at $20 per month.

8th December 2022

You may quickly share your ChatGPT discussions with ShareGPT.

A week after ChatGPT was made available to the public, two developers, Dom Eccleston and Steven Tey, created the ShareGPT Chrome extension to make it simpler to record and distribute the AI’s responses to others.

30 November 2022

Initially accessible to the public as part of OpenAI’s covert GPT-3.5 release

With ChatGPT, a refined version of GPT-3.5 that effectively functions as a general-purpose chatbot, GPT-3.5 made its debut. ChatGPT can discuss a variety of subjects, such as programming, TV scripts, and scientific ideas.

Like artists did with OpenAI’s DALL-E model, writers everywhere rolled their eyes at the new technology, but the most recent chat-style iteration seemed to increase its attractiveness and audience.

FAQs:

Describe ChatGPT. How does it function?

Tech firm OpenAI created ChatGPT, a general-purpose chatbot that uses artificial intelligence to generate text once a user enters a query. The chatbot employs GPT-4, a sizable language model that makes use of deep learning to generate text that is human-like.

When was ChatGPT made available?

On November 30, 2022, ChatGPT was made available to the general public.

What is ChatGPT’s most recent version?

New GPT models are frequently added to ChatGPT’s free and paid versions, respectively. GPT-4 is the most recent model.

Is ChatGPT available for no cost?

In addition to the commercial version, ChatGPT Plus, there is a free version of ChatGPT that only needs a sign-in.

Qui use ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is open to everyone! The chatbot is being used by more and more digital organizations and search engines to automate text or swiftly address consumer questions and concerns.

Which businesses using ChatGPT?

The use of the AI-powered tool, ChatGPT, is restricted by some businesses, although many businesses use it.

Most recently, Microsoft revealed that it is incorporating its ChatGPT-based Bing experience into Windows 11 at its 2023 Build conference. Using ChatGPT, the Brooklyn-based 3D display business Looking Glass creates holograms that you can interact with. And charity Solana formally included the chatbot into its network with a ChatGPT plug-in designed for end users to aid in adjusting to the web3 environment.

What does GPT in ChatGPT stand for?

Generative Pre-Trained Transformer is referred to as GPT.

What makes ChatGPT and Bard different from one another?

Bard is a chatbot that will respond to inquiries in natural language, similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The addition of multimodal material to Bard, which allows for the delivery of answers in addition to text and rich images, was announced by Google at its 2023 I/O event. Rich visuals currently refer to images, but later they may also incorporate maps, charts, and other objects.

The generative AI in ChatGPT has been “learning” for more time than Bard because it has lived longer.

What distinguishes a ChatGPT from a chatbot?

Any software or system that converses with you or another person qualifies as a chatbot; it need not be AI-powered. For instance, some chatbots are rule-based in that they respond to inquiries with pre-written responses.

After receiving a prompt, ChatGPT uses LLM technology and AI to generate text.

Can ChatGPT produce essays?

Yes.

Can ChatGPT slander someone?

Due to the nature of how these models operate, they simply care that something appears to be true, regardless of whether it is true or not. it’s a problem when you use it to complete your assignment, yes, but when it falsely accuses you of a crime, it might potentially be libel at this point.

As tech and legal professionals strive to take on the fastest-moving target in the industry, we will see how managing disturbing comments made by ChatGPT will play out over the coming months.

Is there a ChatGPT app?

Yes, a free ChatGPT app is available now, but it was initially only available to iOS users in the United States. The Android version of OpenAi is reportedly “coming soon.”

How many characters is ChatGPT limited to?

The character limit for ChatGPT is not stated anywhere. Users have made the observation that there are some character restrictions after about 500 words.

Possesses ChatGPT an API?

Yes, it became available on March 1, 2023.

What are a few typical examples of how to use ChatGPT?

Programming, scripts, email responses, listicles, blog post concepts, summaries, etc. are examples from daily life.

What are some sophisticated ChatGPT applications?

Examples of advanced applications include complicated problem solving, programming languages, scientific principles, and debugging computer code.

How competent a programmer is ChatGPT?

Depending on the program’s nature. ChatGPT is capable of producing usable Python code, but it cannot program a whole app. This is due to ChatGPT’s absence of context awareness, which means that sometimes the generated code is inappropriate for the particular situation in which it is being utilized.

Can a ChatGPT chat be saved?

Yes. Users can save chats in the ChatGPT interface, which is saved in the sidebar of the screen, thanks to OpenAI. There are currently no built-in sharing capabilities.

Exist substitutes for ChatGPT?

Yes. Competitors for Together, Google’s Bard, and Anthropic’s Claude are AI-powered chatbots, and developers are building open-source alternatives. But today, it’s more difficult, if not impossible, to run the latter.

DeepMind, a Google-owned research lab, asserted that its next LLM, called Gemini, will compete with or even surpass OpenAI’s ChatGPT. DeepMind is utilizing methods from AlphaGo, DeepMind’s AI system that became the first to defeat a skilled human player at the board game Go.

Apple is creating AI tools to compete with Google, OpenAI, and others. The tech company developed a chatbot that some engineers inside regard to as “Apple GPT,” but Apple has not yet decided how to make the AI available to consumers.

How is data privacy handled by ChatGPT?

According to OpenAI, anyone in “certain jurisdictions” (like the EU) can submit an objection to the processing of their personal data by its AI models by using this form. This includes the capability to ask for the removal of references to you that were created by AI. OpenAI warns that it might not be able to accommodate every request since it must weigh the right to privacy against the freedom of speech “in accordance with applicable laws”.

“OpenAI Personal Data Removal Request” is the name of the web form you can use to request the deletion of your personal data.

The creator of ChatGPT acknowledges the objection requirements associated with relying on “legitimate interest” (LI) in passing its privacy policy, directing users to more information about requesting an opt-out, with the following statement: “See here for instructions on how you can opt out of our use of your information to train our models.”

What disputes have erupted regarding ChatGPT?

Discord recently revealed that its Clyde bot, which two users used to deceive Clyde into giving them instructions for creating the illegal drug methamphetamine (meth) and the flammable combination napalm, had been upgraded with OpenAI’s technology.

Due to ChatGPT’s erroneous assertions that he had served time in prison for bribery, an Australian mayor made a public announcement that he may file a defamation lawsuit against OpenAI. The text-generating service would face its first defamation case in this instance.

After Futurism claimed the website was posting stories with a cryptic byline entirely generated by AI, CNET found itself at the center of a debate. Even though the information was false, Red Ventures, the private equity firm that owns CNET, was charged with utilizing ChatGPT for SEO farming.

New York City Public Schools and other significant college systems have blocked ChatGPT from their networks and devices. They assert that AI obstructs learning by encouraging plagiarism and false information, a notion that not all educators share.

Additionally, there have been instances where ChatGPT has falsely accused people of crimes.

Where can I obtain illustrations of ChatGPT questions?

Many online markets host and offer ChatGPT prompts, either for nothing or for a little cost. PromptBase is one. ChatX is yet another. Daily launches increase.

Is ChatGPT detectable?

Poorly. Numerous tools assert to be able to recognize ChatGPT-generated text, but in our experiments, they have proven to be, at best, inconsistent.

Are ChatGPT talks open to the public?

No. However, a recent issue discovered by OpenAI that has since been rectified allowed other users of the service to see the titles of some users’ discussions.

Who is the legal owner of any intellectual property that ChatGPT creates?

The copyright belongs to the user who asked ChatGPT for input.

What legal proceedings are related to ChatGPT?

None that expressly target ChatGPT. However, at least one legal dispute involving OpenAI involves ChatGPT and has repercussions for AI systems developed using data that is freely available.

Does ChatGPT have any difficulties with plagiarism?

Yes. ChatGPT and other text-generating AI models frequently recite content from their training data.