it s not necessarily the best source of knowledge, but that s what it s drawing on and it can do that very quickly and generally pretty well, but you have to keep an eye on it. but as it starts to be able to act more independently, if you like, to think about what you re asking it and perhaps you ask it a question, but you haven t framed it quite right, it might then be able to work around what you ve told it and think of something that actually is what you mean when you say something. then we re in a position where it s starting to think by itself. some people are worried about what potential bad actors could do if they got hold of this technology. it s very expensive at the moment. there s a lot of research. you know, it s not like everybody has one, but it is becoming more accessible. anyone can use chatgpt, for example, anyone can use google bard. but we re also not necessarily looking at bad actors, but looking at how different regimes, different nations, might do things different
a question, but you haven t framed it quite right, it might then be able to work around what you ve told it and think of something that actually is what you mean when you say something. then we re in a position where it s starting to think by itself. some people are worried about what potential bad actors could do if they got hold of this, this technology. it s very expensive at the moment, there s a lot of research, you know, it s not like everybody has one, but it is becoming more accessible. anyone can use chatgpt, for example. anyone can use google s bard. but we re also not necessarily looking at bad actors, but looking at how different. different regimes, different nations might do things differently. so, for example, china is also in this race, let s not forget, but we in the west are not seeing what it s doing. we don t see their versions of chatgpt. there was a big open letter that was signed by elon musk and many other people saying, let s pause development, guys, and think
and perhaps you ask it a question, but you haven t framed it quite right, it might then be able to work around what you ve told it and think of something that actually is what you mean when you say something. then we re in a position where it s starting to think by itself. some people are worried about what potential bad actors could do if they got hold of this technology. it s very expensive at the moment. there s a lot of research. you know, it s not like everybody has one, but it is becoming more accessible. anyone can use chatgpt, for example, anyone can use google bard. but we re also not necessarily looking at bad actors, but looking at how different regimes, different nations, might do things differently. so, for example, china is also in this race, let s not forget, but we in the west are not seeing what it s doing. we don t see their versions of chatgpt. there was a big open letter that was signed by elon musk and many other people saying, let s pause development, guys, and
What are the new programming assistants good for? For this practical report, Google s Bard is let loose on microcontrollers and has to show what it can do.
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