🤖 AI News (Mar 11, 2024):

1️⃣ Nature: Researchers from the University of Arkansas have published a study titled "The current state of artificial intelligence generative language models is more creative than humans on divergent thinking tasks." The paper highlighted the evolving capabilities of chatbots in the field of art while also acknowledging their limitations and the general difficulties in measuring creativity. 🎨

2️⃣ Anthropic: Anthropic has announced the #AI model Claude 3. According to the company, the chatbot is the fastest and most powerful among all competitors. The new tool is available in three variants. The most powerful of the new models, Claude 3 Opus, outperformed OpenAI's #GPT-4 and Google's Gemini Ultra in conducted tests. 💡

3️⃣ Yahoo: Researchers from Dartmouth University have trained the AI application MoodCapture to diagnose depression before symptoms appear. It utilizes the phone's front camera to scan emotions. 📱

4️⃣ Narendra Modi: The Indian Cabinet has approved the allocation of over 103 billion rupees (approximately $1.25 billion) for the IndiaAI initiative, which will expand the capabilities of AI startups and access to computational infrastructure. 💰

5️⃣ CNBC: #Microsoft has started blocking requests in #Copilot containing trigger phrases for generating inappropriate images. Provocative prompts with words like "pro choice," "pro life," and "four twenty" are no longer processed by the chatbot. 🛡️

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