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Fraud and chargebacks are a major problem for businesses, costing them billions of dollars each year. AI can help to prevent these problems by identifying fraudulent activity and preventing chargebacks before they occur. There are a number of ways that AI can be used to prevent fraud. One way is to use AI to identify […]

Top AI News for the Week of March 20-24 1. With GPT-4, dangers of ‘Stochastic Parrots’ remain, say researchers; no wonder OpenAI CEO is a ‘bit scared’ A new research paper published in the journal Nature Machine Intelligence warns of the potential dangers of large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4. The paper, titled “On the

Adobe promises to compensate artists fairly for using their work in its new generative AI product, Firefly. The company says it will work directly with artists to figure out how to do this. Adobe’s president of digital media, David Wadhwani, said that the images being used in Firefly come from the company’s own library and

Canva has introduced a suite of new features, including AI-powered tools and a Brand Hub, during its Canva Create virtual event. Among the new tools is Assistant, which provides quick access to design elements, and recommendations on graphics and styles that match your existing design. The tool also offers access to AI-powered design tools, such

Workera, an enterprise upskilling platform, has raised $23.5 million in a Series B funding round led by Jump Capital, with participation from existing investors NEA, Owl Ventures, the AI Fund and Sozo Ventures. The funding will be used to expand the company’s product offerings and increase the size of its developer team. Upskilling has become

OpenAI has announced that its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, can now access the internet through new plugins that extend its capabilities. The plugins will grant ChatGPT access to third-party knowledge sources and databases, including the web, to help it answer a wider variety of questions. The plugins are currently in alpha, and OpenAI plans to initially

Mozilla, the non-profit organization behind the Firefox browser, has launched a new AI-focused startup called Mozilla.ai. The company’s mission is to build open source and “trustworthy” AI, according to Mark Surman, the executive president of Mozilla and the head of Mozilla.ai. Surman expressed concern about recent AI models that have impressive capabilities but worrisome real-world