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The AI Breakdown First Five - Tuesday August 8, 2023
Today on the First Five:
5. MetaGPT Multi-Agent Software Developer
4. A Terrifying New Cyberattack Just From Typing
3. Bing Chat Coming to More Browsers
2. Could GPTBot Mean OpenAI’s Doom?
1. Backlash! Is Zoom Slurping Your Data?
5. MetaGPT Multi-Agent Software Developer
Agents continue to be one of the most exciting themes for AI builders, and MetaGPT is taking agents to a whole new level. With one line of code, it promises to simulate an entire software company. Question is of course: does it actually work?
MetaGPT: Simulates a whole software company 🤔
It assigns roles like product managers, architects, project managers, and engineers to GPTs.
With just one line of code, MetaGPT generates user stories, competitive analyses, requirements, data structures, APIs, documents, and… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— TuringPost (@TheTuringPost)
8:45 AM • Aug 7, 2023
4. A Terrifying New Cyberattack Just From Typing
Hope you weren’t content with your opsec. British researchers have published a study showing how a homemade deep-learning tool could listen to keystroked and figure out what someone was typing with 95% accuracy. Apparently “acoustic side channel attacks” aren’t new — but, like with everything else, AI is making them much more potent.
Incredible:
This AI model can determine what you are typing just by listening to your keystrokes - with 95% accuracy:
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast)
1:06 PM • Aug 7, 2023
3. Bing Chat Coming to More Browsers
In Microsoft’s quest for AI supremacy, Bing is their leading weapon. After opening up access to Chrome and Safari late last month, Bing Chat is now coming to mobile browsers as well. Are you going to download it?
I definitely didn't have "downloading the Bing mobile app" on my 2023 bingo card but here we are
— Andy C 🚙⚡️📡 (@Ajchatham)
5:41 PM • Mar 20, 2023
2. Could GPTBot Kill OpenAI?
OpenAI has shared more about GPTBot, their web crawler which uses data from public websites to train future models. They’ve also shared information about how website owners can block the bot. Some are speculating that this could hamper their efforts, as web owners don’t have much incentive to allow it.
You can now block ChatGPT from crawling your website.
Most people don’t block Google from crawling. Appearing in search results boosts traffic to your website.
Unfortunately, ChatGPT does not (often even if it’s asked to cite sources).
I expect a lot of people to block GPTBot.
— Mark Tenenholtz (@marktenenholtz)
12:17 PM • Aug 8, 2023
1. Backlash! Is Zoom Slurping Your Data?
Zoom is feeling the HEAT. Over the weekend, the internet exploded when it discovered that Zoom had updated its terms of service to apparently allow it to collect data for AI training purposes. The backlash has been so loud that the company backed off.
Zoom updated its Terms of Service to permit training AI on user content without opt-out, a thread 🧵
— Bogdana Rakova (@bobirakova)
3:42 PM • Aug 7, 2023
BONUS: The Remaining Challenges of LLMs
This is a must read paper on the remaining challenges of LLMs.
It's designed to help you comprehend the field deeply and covers all of the major aspects of building LLMs.
The paper answers two questions:
1. What problems remain unresolved?
2. Where are LLMs currently being… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…— Lior⚡ (@AlphaSignalAI)
5:29 PM • Aug 7, 2023
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