Write a ChatGPT client in C# using the OpenAI API: walkthrough the process of creating human-like responses
Tag: artificial-intelligence
How to use Bing with ChatGPT
Here I like to explore how to use Bing, the Microsoft search engine, with ChatGPT and the new Bing app and the integration in Edge and Skype
Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing
“While Artificial Intelligence is poised to change many industries radically, the technology is well suited to manufacturing.” – Andrew Ng, Creator of the deep-learning Google Brain Project and adjunct Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University. What is Artificial Intelligence? Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a fast-growing sector in computing. Science fictions give the impression that Artificial Intelligence is about robots with human-like characteristics; humanoids. Artificial Intelligence demonstrates human intelligence-related behaviours, which are shown to be able to think, plan, learn, and show emotions. Then, artificial intelligence in computer science creates…
Microsoft will replace journalists with AI
Microsoft will replace journalists with news-savvy artificial intelligence (AI). Microsoft has announced that it will be axing its team of journalists that work for msn.com. Artificial intelligence will perform these news production tasks, sources told the Seattle Times. The tech giant contracts several dozen journalists to select and curate news stories that appear on MSN. That news is displaying on the home page of Microsoft Edge browser and integrate in the new Microsoft News Bar. But starting in June, these media workers will be out of a job. Their responsibilities will…
Microsoft: new free Python programming language courses are for novice AI developers
Aspiring data-science and machine-learning developers now have more Microsoft-made free video tutorials to learn how to build software in Python, one of today’s most popular and versatile programming languages. The new More Python for Beginners series consists of 20 videos that run between two minutes and 15 minutes each. It covers working with files, lambdas or ‘anonymous functions’, and object-oriented programming, and each tutorial is followed by a short demo video. The tutors also introduce some newer functionality to support asynchronous development through async/await. The new series are once again presented by Christopher…