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ChatGPT adds new features and removes some restrictions - DTNSB 4986
Mar 28, 2025
In this engaging discussion, expert Andy Beach shares insights on the BBC's innovative use of AI in news to capture younger audiences while upholding public service values. They explore the recent updates to ChatGPT, revealing changes in content moderation and the implications for representation and bias. The conversation also touches on the evolving dynamics of app economies and Google's new monetization techniques, shedding light on the broader impact of AI in media and content creation.
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- ChatGPT's latest update allows the generation of images of public figures, raising ethical questions about context and moderation standards.
- The BBC's new AI department aims to engage younger audiences by tailoring news content formats to their preferences using AI algorithms.
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Regulatory Updates on AI and Content Generation
New features in AI content generators are significantly impacting the creation and moderation of digital images. The image generator in the latest GPT-40 update now allows the generation of images of public figures and potentially controversial symbols, which were previously restricted. OpenAI emphasized that while hateful symbols can be generated, they will not permit content that clearly supports extremist agendas, raising ethical questions about intent and usage. The challenges lie in determining the context of prompts and ensuring that the generated content adheres to community standards and ethical guidelines.
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