Welcome, humans.

OpenAI has been relentlessly pushing forward for several months, and there seems to be no indication of them slowing down. The dawn of a new era commenced yesterday.

What to decode:

• ChatGPT changes the game again 🔥

• Someone builds a Black Mirror episode 🤯

• AI matchmaking is big business 😘

THE NEW CODE

ChatGPT Goes 100x Bigger 💯

Hold onto your hats, folks, because the future is here and it's brought a game-changing new feature: Plugins for ChatGPT. This is no small launch, mind you – it's the most significant one since ChatGPT itself hit the scene.

So, what exactly can Plugins do for you? Well, brace yourselves: ChatGPT can now browse the web via Bing, work with your documents, and access services like Instacart, OpenTable, and Kayak. Yep, you read that right – you can buy cat treats and book dog hotels, all from ChatGPT. This is not a drill, people!

The implications of this are massive. We're talking about a single chatbox that can access any service or software in the world. And it's not just Zapier (which can already connect to 5,000+ apps) that you can use from ChatGPT – the possibilities are endless.

So, why is this such a big deal? Well, we're predicting that people will soon be spending 90% of their days in ChatGPT. As more and more plugins become available, we'll collectively figure out new and innovative ways to use them. The battle of the chatboxes is officially underway.

Big Tech is already gearing up for the fight. Microsoft has Business Chat in Office 365 and ChatGPT via OpenAI, while Google is set to bolt on a chatbox to Google Chrome, integrating search, Travel, Finance, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, and more. And let's not forget about Apple, which will undoubtedly put a connected chatbox in your iPhone and MacBook.

THE REVIVAL CODE

Could AI Revive the Deceased?⬛🪞

A Twitter user, @BEASTMODE, has created a chatbot that simulates his late father's voice and personality, sparking a heated debate on the usefulness of the technology.

In a demo video, the user sends a message to the chatbot asking about its day, and it responds with a message in his father's voice, saying he just finished shooting a new reality TV show pilot.

While some tech enthusiasts love the concept and marvel at the advancements in AI technology that make this possible, others are not convinced. Some called it "gross" and equated it to something out of a horror movie.

But what's the bottom line? This new wave of AI technology has the potential to give us perfect memory, storing every detail of our lives in an AI. However, imperfection is part of the human experience, and some argue that immortalizing everything feels like something straight out of "Black Mirror."

What do you think? Is this new AI technology helpful or hurtful? Join the debate and share your thoughts.

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