Top tech news: Elon Musk wants to create his own ChatGPT AI to compete with Google and Microsoft. As AI investments increase, cryptocurrency is pushed to the side.

Elon Musk said that ChatGPT, the business behind the viral phenomenon, was "training the AI to lie." Read more tech news.

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What's New Today: Employees in India chose THIS to deal with the crisis in the face of widespread layoffs and delayed hiring.

Fast-Track Insights: As AI investments increase, cryptocurrency is pushed to the side.

On Monday, Elon Musk said that he would launch an AI platform called "TruthGPT" to compete with Google and Microsoft's current offerings. Musk also said that the company behind the chatbot sensation ChatGPT, OpenAI, which is owned by Microsoft, was "training the AI to lie." It said OpenAI has now turned into a "shut source", "for-benefit" association "firmly aligned with Microsoft". Additionally, he said that Google co-founder Larry Page did not take AI safety seriously. In an interview that will air later on Monday, Musk stated, "I'm going to start something that I call 'TruthGPT,' or a maximum truth-seeking AI that attempts to understand the nature of the universe." The interview will be broadcast.

According to a report released on Monday, the majority of employees in India, approximately 47%, are opting to remain with their current employers even though hiring has slowed as a result of the layoff era. Only 53% of employers were hired during the January-March period, down from 64% in the preceding quarter (October to December 2022). According to Indeed, a job site that was mentioned by IANS, the figure clearly shows that hiring has slowed down. "Amid the ongoing uncertainties, the overall sentiment of job seekers and employers appears to be cautious," stated Sashi Kumar, Head of Sales for Indeed India. However, significant hiring is occurring in BFSI and healthcare, indicating a bright future for these industries.

The logical output is produced by fuzzy logic systems in response to uncertain, disorderly, deformed, and incomplete fuzzy inputs. Artificially intelligent fuzzy logic is a method of problem-solving that resembles human reasoning. The strategy will be an exact reproduction of how a person would decide, and it should consider all possible solutions to the issue along with a digital output of YES or NO. The fundamental logic system is an n-valued logic system that applies the scale of the input state and produces outputs depending on the input state and degree of change of these states. To provide a definitive output, the developer of fuzzy logic systems, therefore, incorporated all conceivable logic of inputs in the system. They support the management of uncertainty in tiny micro-controllers, car operations, electrical gadgets, etc. Read More

Venture capitalists are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, leaving once-hot crypto projects struggling for funding. Evan Cheng, co-founder, and chief executive officer of Mysten Labs, stated that the cryptocurrency industry's continued focus on itself is to blame for this shift. "Due to the technology's demonstrated value to consumers, multidisciplinary venture capitalists are increasingly turning their attention to investments in artificial intelligence," Cheng stated, contrasting the rise of artificial intelligence with that of cryptocurrency since 2017.