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ChatGPT-4 is an AI chatbot, or as the name says, a Generative Pre-trained Transformer, hence the “GPT.” Its predecessor was version three, while the ChatGPT is the fourth iteration of OpenAI’s software that makes our beloved chatbot act like a very real, intelligent, and mostly well-mannered human being.
One of the most significant improvements of OpenAI’s chatbot is its ability to understand image inputs. In other words, ChatGPT-4 is now an AI chatbot with “multimodal” capabilities, meaning it can successfully generate outputs based on either text or image inputs.
OpenAI’s chatbot can now process images and discuss them, which is an essential breakthrough in the AI world. It could explain memes, describe each and every element of a picture, or dissect graph images and use that information to generate a perfect response.
For ordinary people, the first association with Shiba Inu is a cute and lively foxlike hunting dog with a strong temperament. For crypto people, however, the primary association is the “Dogecoin killer,” i.e., the second-most popular memecoin with the SHIB ticker.
Dig in to meet Shiba Inu, give it a scratch, bury a bone and discover what makes this coin a “killer.”
Only a year ago, the global audience didn’t know as much about artificial intelligence as it does right now. Still, many aren’t quite sure what to think of it. With the world being so hyper-focused on ChatGPT, a more holistic view of AI is much needed; that was the premise of a conversation held by Quantic School of Business and Technology with Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Deggendorf Institute of Technology (Germany), Dr. Patrick Glauner.
At a panel discussion titled “Women in Tech: Breaking the Glass Ceiling”, organized by BrightMarbles, four representatives of different sectors within this industry presented their experiences on leadership positions and explained the challenges they encountered on their career paths.
The finance system in the USA seems to be gravely shaken. On March 8, Silvergate Bank disclosed that it would be shutting down, demonstrating that its trust in cryptocurrencies grew into a nightmare. To top it all off, two days later, another piece of shocking news spread like fire.
Late on Friday, March 10, it was announced that Silicon Valley Bank, a financial institution with a four-decade tradition, is being closed down. The public was thunderstruck. As if this shock wasn’t enough, on March 12, another bank collapsed, adding fuel to the already fierce fire. This time, it was New York-based Signature Bank that was closed down. What was supposed to be a peaceful weekend was turning into hell.
Given that all three banks were into crypto businesses, one can’t help but ask: What on earth is going on?
Cap_able is an Italian fashion design studio founded in 2021 with the mission to help people alleviate discomfort regarding facial recognition software and its data collection. One of their primary goals is to find a link between design and technology and open the discussion about current issues such as data collection, privacy, and violation of human rights.
The founder and CEO of Cap_able is Rachele Didero, who also created a fabric that confuses facial recognition software. Rachelle Didero won the ADI Compasso d’Oro Award for her patents, and her project is continually growing and getting deserved recognition from prominent players in the fashion industry. <br< Cap_able is a proud creator of dresses, shirts, trousers, and other streetwear clothing. So far, the team behind the project has released one collection called Manifesto. Each garment in this collection is not recognizable by facial recognition software, at least not in its original form. When detected, these AI systems recognize them as dogs, giraffes, or other animals included in the design, not as garments actual people wear on a Sunday afternoon.
ChatGPT-4 is knocking at our front door, but have we mastered its predecessor, ChatGPT-3? Though people might feel that they already know everything they should about the powerful AI chatbot, it’s not likely the case. So, it has probably never occurred to you that its forefather was created years ago but never saw the light of the day. Furthermore, the chatbot has found its spot in entertainment, being hired to write an episode of a popular TV show. What’s more, people may even employ it to write a new script and thus change the ending of a TV show they find disturbing. Last but not least, two renowned figures are not huge fans of the OpenAI’s firstborn, claiming it has no soul.
Switzerland is considered a crypto giant for many reasons. For starters, its Blockchain Federation and the Crypto Valley Association have been bringing the people involved in crypto together since their inception and are continually looking for ways to strengthen Switzerland’s crypto ecosystem. Furthermore, Switzerland has been home to pioneering crypto companies since 2013 and is encouraging newcomers to obtain licenses by fostering a suitable environment for crypto startups and seasoned pros alike.
As a country that has been involved in Web 3.0 space for over a decade, Switzerland is in a good position not only to grow its own crypto community but also to help other countries reach their objectives and adopt blockchain technologies. And that’s exactly why Alexander E. Brunner visited Serbia at the end of February 2023.
In the interview with WebMind, Brunner mentioned that Serbia has the legal framework – a solid founding block – that could speed up the crypto adoption and put it in a good position within the ecosystem. Besides that, Serbia boasts at least a decade-old and licensed crypto exchange and has one of the most substantial developer communities in the world, making it a country with the potential to land well in the Web 3.0 space.
The 8th of March is way beyond us, but here at Web Mind we don’t celebrate women only once a year. The number of women in Web3 is growing every day, they’re building communities per their liking, and bringing diversity into tech. Today, on a regular Tuesday, we’re going to focus on women in crypto – their habits and opinions , and try to figure out if there are any glass ceilings left to be shattered.
The strong price trend seen in crypto to start off 2023 is seemingly coming to an end as a slew of bad news hits crypto markets. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $20,000 for the first time this year, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency down over 8% in the last 24 hours.
The most popular thing people do online is – you guessed it – shopping. Not only that, but 20% of all retail sales happen online; that’s why the market was worth $14.30 trillion in 2021. Now, eCommerce platforms worldwide can’t really ignore the blockchain revolution going on and are finally starting to introduce custom tools that will make the online shopping experience even more immersive.
American hip hop artist Snoop Dogg introduced the public to his newly-founded Web3 company called “Shiller”. This live broadcasting platform is aimed at empowering artists and enabling them more control over the profits. To learn more about Dogg’s vision of Web3 transforming the music industry, read on.