Last Week in AI #114 - ChatGPT applications, Claude, PALM-E, OpenAI criticism, AI-generated spam
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Mar 10, 2023 This week, the discussion centers on groundbreaking AI applications, including ChatGPT's integration into platforms like Slack and the launch of RadioGPT. The rise of Claude, a competitor to ChatGPT, highlights the fierce AI race. Innovations like Google’s PaLM-E in robotics and AI advancements in training methods are also examined. The hosts delve into the societal implications of AI, emphasizing the risk of AI-generated spam and phishing scams, alongside a call for ethical considerations in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Constitutional AI
- Anthropic's Claude uses "Constitutional AI", an innovative alignment strategy.
- This AI feedback loop improves model safety and reduces harmful outputs without human intervention.
ChatGPT's Surprising Rise
- OpenAI launched ChatGPT as a side project and were surprised by its success.
- This highlights the unpredictable nature of AI innovation and how seemingly small tweaks can lead to explosive growth.
AI Safety Concerns
- The race for AI dominance might prioritize speed and market share over safety.
- This creates a potential "race to the bottom" scenario, neglecting crucial safeguards.