All news on the topic: ChatGPT

Ray Kurzweil and a host of other ambitious scientists are trying to take major next steps with AI - the revival of the dead. Within three decades, he hopes to create a ‘dad bot’ in the flesh

OpenAI has just rolled out some of the biggest ever upgrades to ChatGPT - the supersmart AI now has a voice and can read you bedtime stories or scan photos from your smartphone

Competition is fierce over who should be included in Liverpool's greatest-ever Premier League team and when Mirror Football asked AI about who should make an all-time Reds' XI, it threw up a couple of controversial picks

A desperate mum said that she first started noticing her son's experience with pain when she purchased a bounce house for the then four-year-old and his sibling during the Covid lockdown. Turning to ChatGPT after three years and visits with 17 doctors, she finally got some clarity

Yahoo users now have access to ChatGPT-style AI tools on their emails - they can help you find long-lost emails, summarise long messages, and even save you money on your shopping

Paul Taylor, 41, who travels the world alongside his wife, Chiaki, 42 a program manager, visited the British Museum, Borough Market, Covent Garden and the Royal Opera House on advice of ChatGPT

Many workers fear losing their jobs to Artificial Intelligence, and copywriter Sharanya Bhattacharya has already found her skilled work being replaced by a chatbot

The controversial AI tool ChatGPT is finally coming to Android devices this week - here's what you have to do if you want to be one of the first to use it on your smartphone

Celia Quillain, a technology product marketer, highlighted the benefits of using the AI chatbot ChatGPT for parenting tasks, such as creating engaging bedtime stories, planning birthday parties, and assisting with homework

Those working in web development and translation services worry their jobs are most at risk from the emerging AI platform, research has found

Hundreds of experts and high profile tech figures have signed a letter calling for recognition that artificial intelligence is a risk to humanity alongside 'pandemics and nuclear war'

There is a divide when it comes to the impact of AI - with a quarter of Brit respondents worried it could threaten their job, while seven in ten see its benefits

Madison Rolley, a TikTok travel expert from Nashville, Tennessee, was suggested a European holiday to Stockholm, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona and Copenhagen by ChatGPT

Artificial intelligence software ChatGPT has been banned in Italy - the first Western country to do so - after privacy authorities raised concerns about a possible data breach

Millie Houlton managed to overturn the fine she received from York City Council - despite having a parking permit - after asking ChatGPT to write a response letter for her

New advanced AI's could have a significant impact on the job market and even replace some roles in according to a detailed report

Google has released their own experimental Chatbot rivalling Chat GPT that has up-to-date knowledge and search functions

In the right hands, AI can be a tremendous force for good and used to cure many of the world's ills. But all Mirror Sport did with ChatGPT was ask it some questions about motor racing

Shaun Bosley, from Brighton, was slapped with a £100 'final notice' several months after dropping a work colleague at Gatwick Airport, despite saying he had received no previous correspondence

ChatGPT is an advanced AI chatbot trained by OpenAI and interacts conversationally - it is a free online service which answers questions for people who register

If you've ever tried to write a love note or poem for Valentine's Day then you'll know how tricky it can be to express yourself - but it turns out that ChatGPT can actually do it for you

Pieter Snepvangers graduated from uni last year but before he finished he decided to test the AI software to see if in theory it could be used for coursework, and it turns out it can

ChatGPT is a revolutionary new artificial intelligence which has passed a law exam and is replacing white collar workers - with one expert saying 'the wolf is at the door'