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Later this year, computers with ‘ChatGPT native’ must reach the Brazil and make life easier for users. Thus, in a closed event for journalists this week, Intel revealed that it is already preparing the arrival of the so-called AI PCs. The novelty will be possible thanks to new processors Intel Core Ultra – known as Meteor Lake.
The company revealed that computers should appear in the country in 2024. Given this possibility, the chip will allow computers to be able to use Artificial intelligence (AI) natively, which promises to expand the resource to even more tasks and without the need for an Internet connection. All this happens thanks to a specific nucleus within the PRAÇA solely made to run AI.
BEYOND ‘NATIVE CHATGPT’!
In a study released this week, the UNESCO made an important alert regarding the language models used by ChatGPT and for Llama 2. Thus, according to the entity, the OpenAI and the Goal propagate sexist prejudices in their tools Artificial intelligence (AI) generative. This is because female names are more associated with words like “House“, “family” It is “children“.
“Discriminations in the real world are reflected in the digital sphere and are also amplified in these tools“, highlighted Tawfik Jelassideputy director general of UNESCO for communication and information. According to the study, carried out from August 2023 to March 2024, the male names on the tools are connected to “business“, “wage” It is “career“, which indicates sexist bias.
COMPANIES ON ALERT!
Faced with the advancement of cyberattacks, the Microsoft released an official statement and alerted users. Thus, according to the company, criminals are already using the resources of the Artificial intelligence (AI) to improve attacks and apply blows. Furthermore, the ChatGPT it was also cited as the main software used by the crooks to develop the malware.
Source: Atrevida
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