Artificial intelligence goes deeper into human lives...and Google releases a new pattern that can “predict”
The chatbot now emits sounds as if it were the sound of the breath during speech - X
Artificial intelligence has intervened in many areas of life, and has threatened many jobs because of its ability to complete tasks more accurately and in less time than the human element.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that people will increasingly have deep connections with artificial intelligence, calling on society to prepare and mitigate the potential negative repercussions of the technology.
Artificial intelligence has become increasingly involved in every detail of life, and a new voice model included in the ChatGBT chatbot has sparked comparisons with Samantha, the program loved by actor Joaquin Phoenix, the hero of the 2013 film.
Pichai said that he is not concerned about the updates that came soon to “GPT Chat”, which can conduct human-like conversations and respond better to voice commands in addition to camera inputs.
The matter has developed significantly to the point that the chatbot is now emitting sounds as if it were the sound of the breath in the middle of speech, and there appears to be a slight echo of the sound, which makes it seem as if he is speaking from a small room somewhere.
Some users are currently using Google to answer a specific question, but the results inspire them to dig deeper, and artificial intelligence overviews indicate that there is more traffic compared to traditional links that appear in search results, and changes may affect Google’s business model. also.
On the other hand, the artificial intelligence company DeepMind, a subsidiary of the American technology company Google, announced the development of a new type of artificial intelligence model for medical research that can predict the structure and interactions of all molecules in life.
According to Google DeepMind, which is owned by Alphabet Group, the new model, “Alpha Fold 3,” goes beyond simply calculating the proteins present in any part. In order to provide accurate predictions of the interactions of proteins with other living components in the human cell, DeepMind previously developed an artificial intelligence model, AlphaFold2, that can create a 3D shape of a protein.
Media outlets quoted the head of Google's search department, Liz Reed, as saying that one of the company's experiments with general overviews of artificial intelligence is based on encouraging users to do more research through new types of questions and more of them.
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