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- Professors who used ChatGPT experienced a significant improvement in the quality of their English papers
- [Professors who used ChatGPT experienced a significant improvement in the quality of their English papers] Recently, many scientists have started using ChatGPT for tasks like writing research papers and searching literature. On December 24th, Nature reported the results of a survey conducted by the international academic publisher Wiley. Out of 1,043 respondents, 81% stated they use ChatGPT either personally or professionally. Additionally, Nature explained that last year, over 60,000 scientific papers directly benefited from AI assistance, accounting for just over 1% of the papers surveyed. The field of computer science showed the highest usage of AI, with 17.5% of papers created with AI assistance. In biology, over 10% of papers were estimated to have used AI during the writing process. Gabe Gomes, a chemist at Carnegie Mellon University in the U.S., said, “Large Language Models (LLMs) easily break down language barriers.” In fact, Nature highlighted that ChatGPT is especially helpful for individuals who use English as a second language. There is also a growing number of AI services designed to assist scientists with research and paper writing. Google’s AI agent, Deep Research, provides step-by-step research plans when asked about a specific topic. It also finds necessary information and organizes it into a report format. Japan’s AI startup, Sakana AI, offers a solution called AI Scientist, which uses LLMs to autonomously handle the entire research process, from generating ideas and conducting experiments to summarizing results, writing papers, and even reviewing them. In Korea, the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute has introduced Atomic GPT, a specialized LLM tailored to the nuclear energy field. It has been trained on general knowledge, publicly available research papers, and various reports in the nuclear domain. Source : 챗GPT 활용한 교수들, 영어 논문 질 확 뛰었다, HANKYUNG, 25 December, 2024.
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- 작성일 2025-01-03
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- 5 Tips for Using ChatGPT Effectively, Shared by OpenAI's Product Lead
- [5 Tips for Using ChatGPT Effectively, Shared by OpenAI's Product Lead] On the 16th, Nick Turley, the product lead at OpenAI, appeared on the YouTube podcast "Hard Fork" and shared five ways to enhance productivity using ChatGPT. He mentioned that by thoroughly exploring the many features added to "GPT-4o", users can discover some highly useful tools. The first recommendation was using the "Advanced Voice Mode (AVM)." This feature enables natural conversations, unlike traditional text-based interactions. Users can adjust intonation to emphasize specific parts of their questions and even interrupt the chatbot mid-response without waiting for it to finish. He noted that this feature is available for free to users through the Windows PC app. The second tip was not to use ChatGPT solely for asking questions but also to share information you want it to know. ChatGPT includes a "memory" feature that allows it to remember chat details and reflect them in future conversations. Users can turn off memory or even instruct the chatbot to forget specific details. This feature was described as becoming more valuable the more it is used. Creating a custom chatbot through the "GPT Builder" was highlighted as another useful method. While most people might think this requires significant effort, he explained that it is surprisingly simple and takes only seconds. Additionally, users can customize everything they want and keep the bot private. The fourth tip was "file upload." He introduced this feature as incredibly useful when reading lengthy papers or manuals. It not only summarizes texts but also extracts specific information or quotes and compares content with other documents. With a context window size of 128,000 tokens, GPT-4o can process an entire book at once. Lastly, he recommended combining image generation with text generation. For example, he mentioned using the feature to create a personalized birthday card for a friend by generating a custom image and adding a message to it. Source : 오픈AI 제품 책임자가 밝힌 '챗GPT 잘 쓰는 법' 5가지는, AI TIMES, 21 November, 2024.
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- 작성일 2024-12-06
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- The Beatles' AI-Generated Song Nominated in Two Grammy Award Categories
- "The Beatles' AI-Generated Song Nominated in Two Grammy Award Categories" The Beatles are back in the Grammy race after 28 years, with their final single "Now And Then" nominated for the prestigious award. The Recording Academy, which hosts the Grammy Awards, announced that the Beatles are nominated in two categories for the 67th Grammy Awards. This nomination marks their 25th appearance in Grammy history, with the band having won seven times. Released in November of last year, "Now And Then" was completed using an unfinished tape John Lennon recorded in 1977. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr contributed additional vocals and instruments to finalize the track. AI technology was used to enhance the audio quality, but this does not violate Grammy rules. The Grammy guidelines specify that only human creators are eligible for nominations and awards, but works that include "AI elements" may still qualify. The technology applied is similar to background noise-canceling techniques used in video chat platforms like Zoom or Google Meet. It learns specific sounds and can separate and amplify certain audio elements in a recording. Given the strong competition from artists like Beyoncé, Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, and Taylor Swift, as well as the relatively low Spotify streaming count of 78 million plays, the chances of winning are considered low, as the song’s Spotify streams are the lowest among the nominees at 78 million. Analysts believe that its chance of winning may depend on its originality. Source : 비틀즈의 AI 합성곡, 그래미상 2개 부문 후보로 노미네이트, AI TIMES, 9 November, 2024.
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- 작성일 2024-11-14
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- AI Emerges to Provide Real-Time Teaching Guidance to Teachers Instead of Students
- "AI Emerges to Provide Real-Time Teaching Guidance to Teachers Instead of Students" Stanford University researchers have introduced an AI-based system called 'Tutor Copilot' to improve the quality of real-time tutoring by teachers. This system does not directly interact with students. Instead, it listens to conversations between the teacher and the student and provides helpful advice to the teacher. when a teacher interacts with students, AI monitors the conversation and assists the teacher by suggesting follow-up questions or providing appropriate hints to facilitate the flow of the lesson. The main goal of Tutor Copilot is to assist less-experienced teachers. Notably, this system is based on an AI model trained on the 'think-aloud protocols' of experienced teachers, helping teachers guide students' reasoning and analyze complex concepts. This allows even novice teachers to utilize advanced teaching strategies, which is particularly noteworthy. According to a study, teachers using Tutor Copilot saw a 4% improvement in their students' understanding of math concepts. For less-experienced teachers, this improvement was even higher at 9%. This has demonstrated the effectiveness of AI in complementing the capabilities of educators. However, it has been noted that the system sometimes made suggestions that were too advanced for the student's grade level, Nevertheless, Tutor Copilot has shown that it can improve teaching performance and learning outcomes, especially in areas where educational resources are limited. This study, which demonstrated that AI-human collaboration has the potential to raise the quality of education significantly, is expected to make a significant contribution to expanding the potential use of AI in the education field in the future. Source : 학생 대신 교사에 실시간으로 교수법 조언하는 AI 등장, AI TIMES, 9 October, 2024
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- 작성일 2024-10-10
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- One Question to ChatGPT Costs ‘A Bottle of Water'
- "One Question to ChatGPT Costs ‘A Bottle of Water" AI services are convenient, but it has been pointed out that they require a significant amount of water. During the AI development phase, large data centers operate to train AI, with many high-performance computers running 24hours. To cool these computers, a massive amount of cooling water is needed. In fact, large data centers are said to use millions of liters of water every day. Additionally, even when using AI, such as AI chatbots, a considerable amount of water is consumed, leading to ongoing water usage. This scale of water consumption is expected to increase as AI becomes more integrated into everyday life. Recent research suggests that meeting global demand for AI services could require 4.2 to 6.6 trillion liters of water annually by 2027. Therefore, there are calls for cooperation among governments, companies, and consumers to create a sustainable future where AI development and water resource conservation are balanced. Specifically, it is suggested that governments should establish regulations and guidelines for water use in the AI industry, companies should disclose their water usage related to AI and raise awareness, and consumers should be aware of the water consumption associated with using AI services and make responsible choices. In conclusion, the perspective that everyone shares responsibility for recognizing and managing the water risks hidden behind the benefits of AI is emphasized. While AI technology will continue to advance and offer more convenience in our lives, it is also highlighted that we must recognize the environmental burdens behind this convenience and strive to reduce them. Source : 챗GPT에 질문하려면 ‘생수 한 병, mydaily, 2 September, 2024
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- 작성일 2024-09-13
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- Arizona State University Acknowledges ChatGPT for Its Role as a Key Educational Tool of the Year
- [Arizona State University Acknowledges ChatGPT for Its Role as a Key Educational Tool of the Year] Arizona State University (ASU) in the United States has acknowledge ChatGPT as the most active professor of the year. According to IT media outlet TechRadar, this AI chatbot plays various roles, including assisting students with academic paper writing, simulating patients for medical students, and recruiting research participants. Earlier this year, ASU proposed using ChatGPT Edu to support education, research, and other academic needs. One example is the "AI as a Writing Partner" program, where students use the ChatGPT Edu feature to receive real-time feedback on their papers, helping them with their writing. Currently, ChatGPT Edu is a significant part of ASU's plan to use AI for personalized learning and research experiences. ASU President Michael M. Crow stated, "Not everyone learns in the same way, and innovation has proven to be our most powerful asset." He added, "Technology is essential to ASU's success, and using AI to provide lifelong learning and unlock human potential is crucial.“ Source: “Arizona State University Acknowledges ChatGPT for Its Role as a Key Educational Tool of the Year”, Digital Today, August 28, 2024.
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- 작성일 2024-09-11
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- OpenAI Nearing Human-Level Reasoning with 'Strawberry' Project
- [“OpenAI Nearing Human-Level Reasoning with 'Strawberry' Project”] OpenAI is developing a new approach, code-named 'Strawberry,' to improve the AI model's reasoning abilities to a human level. This is related to OpenAI's recent announcement that they are close to reaching Stage 2 of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) out of 5 stages. Stage 2 is beyond simple chatbots (Stage 1) and involves 'Reasoners' who can think like highly educated people, similar to those with a Ph.D. 'Strawberry' aims to enhance AI's reasoning skills, especially in solving math problems. Strawberry uses an approach similar to Stanford University's 'STaR' method to improve performance through model retraining. 'STaR,' which stands for 'Self-Taught Reasoner,' is a method where AI enhances its reasoning abilities through repeated learning. This project requires massive computing resources, which is why CEO Sam Altman is building a global network to secure AI chips. Altman has emphasized that reasoning ability will be the most crucial area of advancement in AI. OpenAI plans to build 'Computer-Using Agents (CUA)' and develop models capable of performing Long-Horizon Tasks (LHT) through the Strawberry project. Long-Horizon Tasks involve complex activities where the model plans ahead and executes a series of tasks over an extended period, which OpenAI refers to as 'deep research.' These efforts are expected to continually improve AI's reasoning abilities over time, playing a crucial role in enabling AI to perform high-level reasoning similar to humans. Source: “OpenAI Nearing Human-Level Reasoning with 'Strawberry' Project”, AI times, July 13, 2024.
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- 작성일 2024-07-25
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- ‘AI brain’ planted in robots… Accelerated humanoid development
- [‘AI brain’ planted in robots… Accelerated humanoid development] Since the introduction of ChatGPT, AI technology has developed rapidly and is evolving into action-oriented AI by combining with robots. In this situation, the major big tech companies are resuming related research and increasing investments. OpenAI has recently revived its 'robot team' and plans to create AI models that act as the brains of robots, in collaboration with companies like ‘FIGURE AI’. Elon Musk, CEO of TESLA, announced the development plan for the 'Optimus' humanoid robot in 2021 and is currently accelerating the integration of AI with 'Optimus'. He stated that this robot will perform roles such as factory work and household helper tasks. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, expects that humanoid robot technology will make significant progress in the next 2-3 years. Also, he mentioned these robots will become as common as cars. Earlier this month, He also mentioned at 'Computex 2024' in Taiwan that the next wave of AI will be AI that learns in the physical world. Source of this excerpt : ‘AI brain’ planted in robots… Accelerated humanoid development ｜ Dong-A Ilbo ｜June 18, 2024
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- 작성일 2024-06-19
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- OpenAI, Launches 'ChatGPT Edu' for Universities
- [OpenAI, Launches 'ChatGPT Edu' for Universities] OpenAI announced on their official blog on May 30th that they have launched 'ChatGPT Edu' to help universities adopt AI. This product is based on 'GPT-4o' and offers advanced tools such as text and image reasoning, and data analysis. ChatGPT Edu includes enterprise-level security and control features, and can perform various tasks such as personalized tutoring for students, resume review, grant application support for researchers, and grading and feedback support for faculty. Additionally, this product supports over 50 languages, and the chat's content will not be reused for ChatGPT training. OpenAI created the educational version based on successful use cases from international universities like University of Oxford, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, The University of Texas at Austin, and Arizona State University. In January, OpenAI announced a partnership with Arizona State University to integrate ChatGPT into their curriculum. Kyle Brown, CIO of Arizona State University, said that OpenAI's technology is accelerating innovation in their school and the entire community is collaborating. 출처: 오픈AI, 대학 전용 '챗GPT 에듀' 출시｜ AI TIMES ｜ 2024.06.02.
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- 작성일 2024-06-10
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- Approaching the Human Brain... Blackwell, The 'Monster Chip' with 20 Times the Performance of GPT-4
- [ Approaching the Human Brain... Blackwell, The 'Monster Chip' with 20 Times the Performance of GPT-4 ] NVIDIA has unveiled a new GPU named 'Blackwell,' presenting the potential to accelerate the pace of AI technology development. This chip enables training and real-time inference for AI models supporting up to 10 trillion parameters, achieved through the combination of Blackwell GPUs and NVIDIA's CPU, Grace, in a computing unit. Jensen Huang, NVIDIA's CEO, hailed Blackwell as the most powerful chip in the world, emphasizing that it will open a new chapter in AI implementation across all industries. Blackwell is expected to facilitate the development of AI models with up to 20 times the performance of current models like GPT-4. This technological advancement offers the opportunity to create higher-performance AI models that were previously unattainable, solidifying NVIDIA's leadership in the AI chip sector. The industry anticipates that the arrival of Blackwell will set a new milestone in the evolution of AI models. 출처: " Approaching the Human Brain... Blackwell, The 'Monster Chip' with 20 Times the Performance of GPT-4 ｜ YonHapNews ｜ 2024.03.19.
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- 작성일 2024-03-20
- 조회수 449