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From GPT-4 to Bard: AI Chatbot Wars Heat Up as OpenAI and Google Battle for Dominance, While Elon Musk Fights Back with 'Dogecoin Rulz' Defense

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  1. OpenAI's ChatGPT: From 4 to 5 and Beyond - Will the Machines Take Over?

    • OpenAI is reportedly developing ChatGPT-5, with rumors suggesting it could achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

    • However, the details surrounding GPT-5 remain murky as OpenAI has not publicly discussed the project.

    • Microsoft is already using GPT-4 for its new Bing search engine, and it seems likely that GPT-5 will be even more capable.

    • Despite the potential for GPT-5 to advance the state of the art in AI, there remain significant concerns about machines achieving human-level intelligence and understanding.

    • An intermediate ChatGPT version, GPT-4.5, is expected to launch in September or October.

  2. AI chatbot wars heat up as Google introduces Bard - denies stealing OpenAI's ChatGPT

    • Google has introduced its AI chatbot, Bard, as a competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT.

    • There were allegations of intellectual theft that Google copied the technology from OpenAI's ChatGPT.

    • A Google spokesperson denied these allegations and stated that Bard is not trained on any data from ShareGPT or ChatGPT.

    • Bard is available in the US and UK as an experimental collaboration with generative AI for users.

    • Bard employs a lightweight and optimized version of LaMDA and allows users to interact by asking questions and refining responses.

  3. Indian startups left high and dry as Silicon Valley Bank goes bust, Indian Minister suggests lending them a hand (and a billion dollars)

    • Indian startups had approximately $1 billion in deposits with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) before it was shut down by California banking regulators on March 10.

    • Depositors withdrew up to $42 billion in a single day, rendering the bank insolvent and prompting the US government to step in to ensure depositors had access to their funds.

    • The Indian state minister for technology, Rajeev Chandrashekhar, has suggested that local banks lend more to Indian startups affected by SVB’s closing, rather than depend on the complex cross-border US banking system.

    • Chandrashekhar met with over 460 stakeholders, including startups affected by SVB’s closing, and has passed on their suggestions to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

    • Indian banks could offer a deposit-backed credit line to startups with funds in SVB, using those as collateral. India has one of the world’s largest startup markets, with many receiving the backing of foreign investors.

  4. Six Growth Hacks That Will Make Your Startup Go Viral!

    • Content is key to drive engagement and increase website traffic.

    • Syndicating content can help to generate backlinks and improve SEO rankings.

    • Video content is important, as YouTube is the second most used search engine.

    • Building an email list is a valuable and personalized form of connection-making.

    • Use analytics and dashboards to track progress and measure success.

    • Running tests and experimenting with different strategies is important for continuous growth.

  5. Elon Musk Sues Lawsuit with 'Dogecoin Rulz' Defense: Claims Lawsuit a 'Fanciful Work of Fiction'!

    • Elon Musk filed his reply to the allegations of running a pyramid scheme to support Dogecoin.

    • Musk's lawyer called the lawsuit a "fanciful work of fiction".

    • Musk's attorney argued that investors did not explain how Musk was planning to defraud anyone, and that tweets and statements supporting DOGE are not unlawful when the token holds a market cap of around $10 billion.

    • The court filings rejected investors' claim of calling Dogecoin a security, and Musk's lawyer requested the court to dismiss the complaint.

    • Dogecoin's price has not registered any big surge over the past few weeks and is down by 7% over the past 30 days. The market cap stands at around $10.7 billion, and investors have accused Musk of impacting the Dogecoin price by 36,000% in the last two years.

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