Introduction


Large language models (LML) are a bit like creating an artificial super-intelligence that talks and thinks like a human. Crazy, isn’t it? Well, at the moment, everyone is saying “wow” to these GMLs. So, in this issue, we’re going to explore this incredible world, the advantages of these things and their possible consequences for the future.

Demystifying GML: The power of language


GML is a bit like having a friend who has read every book in the world and knows all the rules of grammar. He can understand and generate texts like a human being.

Applications and benefits: AI in action


Marketing:
AI helps marketers analyse tons of data, improve content creation and talk directly to customers.

Voice personalisation:
MyShell, with its OpenVoice technology, lets users choose the voice they like, with the accent, emotion and rhythm they want. This opens up new possibilities for lots of different stuff.

Research and innovation:
Alphabet, the big tech company, is using stuff like deep learning and AI to help researchers advance their work and innovate in lots of areas.

Productivity:
Microsoft Copilot, which is part of Microsoft 365 now, helps people do their jobs, and their Azure platform offers plenty of tools to make developers more efficient.

Ethical implications: Responsible innovation


With a super-intelligence like GML, you have to be careful. There are questions about data access, sharing and privacy. Rules are needed to ensure that everything runs smoothly and that innovation continues. Google, for example, gives research data to researchers, but protects it.

Building the future


GML is like opening the Pandora’s box of artificial intelligence. MyShell, Alphabet and Microsoft are changing the way we interact with machines. AI will continue to evolve, and we’ll have to be careful to be responsible and create rules to ensure that everything goes smoothly. Stay tuned for more news and discoveries about AI! Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

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