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ChatGPT introduces the GPT Builder option for subscribers. Cryptocurrency Concerns Prompt India to Pursue Central Bank Digital Currency
Introducing GPT Generator, ChatGPT’s unique new feature that improves AI interactions with subscribers
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Today’s news: Freshers face a tough time in campus placement hiring
Quick insights: Cryptocurrency Concerns Prompt India to Pursue Central Bank Digital Currency
As OpenAI gets ready for its inaugural developer conference, a big ChatGPT update has surfaced online. The Decoder claims that the leaked images and videos depict a custom chatbot builder that has many of the same functions as ChatGPT with GPT-4, including data analysis and web browsing. There will reportedly be a new marketplace offered by OpenAI where users can upload their own chatbots and examine those created by others. A few days ago, a user named Choi released an overview of the supposed improvements.
Before the start of the academic year, Devaki (real name changed), a final year engineering graduate from a private college in Chennai, was excited about the chance to work for one of the largest IT companies, which often hires college freshers . But now that recruiters “en masse” are preparing to scale back hiring or avoid campus recruiting in the coming months due to strong staff strength, increased staff utilization and bleak business prospects, she is anxious that the his ambition may only remain a dream.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the science and technology that allows us to build machines and systems capable of reasoning, learning, making decisions and being creative, activities that normally require human intelligence. Recent years have seen tremendous progress in artificial intelligence thanks to the availability of large amounts of data, the development of powerful computing resources, and advances in algorithms and approaches. to know more
By recognizing any private cryptocurrency asset as legal tender, the government will market a central bank digital currency (CBDC) as a creative and convenient payment option, but two officials have warned that this may not allay the Reserve Bank of India’s concerns about to private cryptocurrencies, including threats to macroeconomic stability. In September, the International Monetary Fund and the Financial Stability Board, wishing to remain anonymous, highlighted these concerns to G20 countries and suggested a minimum level of regulation.