Articles about ChatGPT

Hallucinations in LLMs: Why they happen, how to detect them and what you can do

LLM hallucinations can lead to flawed technical outputs, incorrect business insights and wasted development effort if they go unchecked.

OpenAI strikes deal to acquire start-up Neptune

The ChatGPT maker enters into a definitive agreement to acquire Neptune.ai, a start-up that offers tools for experiment tracking and metadata management.

ITWeb TV: Don’t fall for AI FOMO

Blindly following the technology, without thinking about local relevance and opportunity means Africa will fail to leverage AI opportunities.

Executive leadership in the age of AI

You don’t need to code to lead with AI, but you do need to experiment, learn the basics and guide your teams with purpose.

ITWeb TV: Malatsi vows to finalise SA’s AI policy

South Africa is getting closer to a finalised national artificial intelligence policy, confirms communications and digital technologies minister Solly Malatsi.

OpenAI enters browser wars with ChatGPT Atlas

The new AI-powered browser built on ChatGPT technology is positioned to challenge industry giants Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

The key to enforcing AI usage policies

Many companies have no clear ownership of AI risk, no framework for oversight and no alignment between IT, data and compliance teams, says Rousseau Kluever, executive: data & AI at Decision Inc.

AI levels up cyber risk and security

Artificial intelligence is enabling cyber attackers to evolve and move at unprecedented speed, says SecureConekt.

Nvidia to pump $100 billion into OpenAI

The US tech company is betting big on the future of artificial intelligence, with a record-breaking R1.85 trillion investment in OpenAI.

AI’s power hunger is becoming hard to ignore

The sheer amount of natural resources that AI uses every time someone plugs a query into anything should be a major concern.

Justice dept eyes AI to streamline processes

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development is in talks with several agencies to determine how AI can enhance its work.

Maybe those anti-LLM CISOs weren't so crazy after all

As more companies, staff and users throw caution to the wind and embrace GenAI, CISOs know the risks involved.