going to living in the future is how we will fill our baths. there is no tap in that tub. instead, you fill it from the ceiling. actually, i have been reassured that in the future they will still have taps. time for a look at this week s tech news. first up, 0pen ai has released gpt i the latest version of its hugely popular artificial intelligence engine which powers chat bot, chat gbt. the new model is being used to supercharge microsoft s big search engine as well as language learning app duolingo. meta, which owns facebook, instagram and whatsapp, has announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs. it will be the second wave of mass redundancies from the tech giant,
and syria last night. six people are reported dead. hundreds are injured and rescue crews once again digging through rubble for survivors comes only two weeks after a pair of bigger quakes hit the same area killing more than 46,000 people. the u.s. offering full support in a statement this morning. bill: this thing called chat gbt is unable to code its way out of the headlines. the software s parent company under fire who what critics call the bias statements leaning left on things like politics and race and gender. fox business, more with us today with kelly o grady. while chat gbt is facing scrutiny we poked under the hood. what we found is a mounting scramble to address those concerns. they caveat s answers with disclaimers.
the data it s being trained on. is it 100% accurate? that s the virus of this platform thinking everything that comes out of here is absolutely true and accurate. where it isn t necessarily. i thought this was interesting when you asked chat gbt to trust a.i., it admits it is only as unbiased as the people that create it. bill: a lot more to come on this as you well know. 21 past. dana: now artificial intelligence is helping decide who gets to be in the workforce. more and more human resources managers are using artificial intelligence to make lay-off decisions. let s bring in the tech policy director at the heritage foundation kara frederic. call for one. 98% of hr managers who were surveyed said that software and algorithms will help them make lay-off decisions this year. less than half are comfortable making lay-off decisions based
questions about who is behind the software that powers the platform. lydia hu is on that story. the future is here, lydia. the future is here. chat gbt is what we re talking about developed by a san francisco-based company called open ai. they formed in 2015 when sam altmann teamed up with elon musk and linkedin co-founder reid hoffman to get artificial intelligence that benefits humanity. there are now accusations of left leaning political bias. according to the daily mail when asked to write a poem praising former president donald trump the chatbot refused. on the other hand was able to generate admiration for president joe biden. then when asked to write a ten paragraph essay in support of fossil fuels it said i cannot fulfill this request it goes
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