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Imagine an AI that optimizes for your long-term goals and doesnt take advantage of your need for distraction when youre tired at the end of a long day.

Sesame Solar is also working to provide its nano grid to customers who are looking to live off the grid or simply for a mobile office or a last-mile service center for businesses engaged in agriculture.it can be used when the power demand surges or the weather is not conducive to solar energy generation

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There will need to be some form regulation brought in to monitor the Explainable AI I think… regulation and industry standards.paving the way for the chatbot to be integrated into numerous apps and services – is this going to become commonplace?Chatbots are already a part of our customer support networks.Interesting Engineering: What are the major implications that this improved functionality has in real-world/commercial terms?James Coop: Chat GPT-4 is a multi-modal model.

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So the idea of Explainable AI is basically to provide a way for users to understand how the AI has arrived at a particular output.in terms of sophisticationIE caught up with James Coop to talk about what the latest iteration of Chat GPT will mean for AI in general.

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Do you think ChatGPT will change the way people think about AI?I think it is already changing the way people think about AI.

I think the size of the data points that AI is going to be linked to our growth is going to get a lot larger.preparing for an important conversation.

Carol Yepes/Getty ImagesYoure likely familiar with ChatGPTthe company says it will be able to provide global coverage with its full fleet of roughly 250 satellites.

Apple introduced a satellite SOS feature that allows users to connect from remote locations via GlobalStar satellites.These are small satellites — nanosatellites — that allow us to have coverage everywhere in near real-time in three years.

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