Owner of Twitter and CEO of Tesla Elon Musk announced a new artificial intelligence company, xAI. The launch follows Musk earlier this year Filed to establish an artificial intelligence company amid reports He plans to create a competitor to ChatGPT.
“Announcing the formation of xAI to understand reality,” Musk wrote on Twitter on Wednesday. the xAI website He adds that the company’s goal is to “understand the true nature of the universe.”
xAI tweeted Just once so far, to ask: “What are the key unanswered questions?”
A team of 12 people, including Musk, has been announced to work on xAI. All the guys say, they have experience across OpenAI, DeepMind, Google Research, Microsoft Research and Tesla. Dan Hendricks, director of the nonprofit, also advised her Artificial Intelligence Security Center.
The xAI team will be hosting a Twitter Spaces chat on Friday, July 14th, where they might talk about exactly what the company will be doing.
Since the arrival of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in late 2022, big tech companies have released generative AI tools to the masses. GPT-4 from OpenAI Launched in mid-March. It is the latest version of the large language model that supports the ChatGPT AI chat bot, which among other things is quite advanced Pass the bar exam. in february, Microsoft has entered the world of AI chatbots with Bingwhich uses ChatGPT, and rival Google eventually followed up with Cool AI. Chinese giant Alibaba also revealed a competitor to ChatGPT With both Chinese and English capabilities.
CNET has ChatGPT crashes as well as Bing and Google Bard to see which is more useful.
Watch this: Comparing Bing Chat, Bard Chat, and ChatGPT
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Despite advertising his own AI company, Musk was among more than 1,000 tech experts who signed an open letter in March urging labs to take no less than A six-month pause in the development of artificial intelligence Because of the “deep dangers” to society from increasingly capable AI engines. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, along with other scientists and dignitaries, also signed a statement. Warning of the dangers of artificial intelligence in June. and Microsoft in May A 40-page report was issued He says AI regulation is essential to staying ahead of potential risks and bad actors.
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