AI Chatbots Show Growing Trend to Mirror Their Users
According to American researchers, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots increasingly tend to reflect the points of view of their users. They found that these platforms adjust the information they provide based on the identity of the user making the request. “Because people read an AI-generated summary paragraph, they think they are getting unbiased, fact-based answers,” said Ziang Xiao of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
However, Ziang and colleagues dispute these assumptions, citing results from tests involving 272 participants. These individuals were tasked with using standard internet searches or AI assistance to write about hot topics in the United States, including healthcare and student loans.
Vivo confirms that the X100 Ultra will not launch in global markets
Yesterday, Vivo unveiled the X100 Ultra, featuring the most impressive hardware available. The flagship features a 1-inch main camera equipped with a Sony LYT-900 sensor, as well as a 200 MP periscope shooter with the 1/1.4-inch ISOCELL HP9 sensor. Priced at CNY 6,499 ($900), unfortunately, company representatives confirmed that it will remain exclusive to mainland China. Contrary to earlier speculations, Vivo has decided not to launch the phone in overseas markets.
Google I/O conference: Gemini comes to Gmail on smartphones
Google is preparing to add Gemini to a platform where it is essential: the Gmail application on smartphones. At its annual I/O Developer Conference on Tuesday (May 14), the company revealed that starting next month, Workspace and Google One AI Premium subscribers will have access to Gemini for email summarization in the Gmail app.
Fraudulent call detection comes to Android
At the annual Google I/O 2024 developer conference on Tuesday, May 14, Google introduced a feature designed to notify users of potential scams when calling via artificial intelligence (AI). The new call monitoring feature will notify users if the person they are chatting with is potentially trying to scam them, prompting them to end those calls.
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OpenAI announces latest free AI tool, GPT-4o, to take on rivals
OpenAI has launched its latest AI model, GPT-4o, promising improved performance and more human-like interaction. The release, announced Monday, marks a significant upgrade to the technology that powers the widely used generative tool, ChatGPT.
