It creates brand new content - a text, an image, even computer code - based on that training, instead of simply categorizing or identifying data like other AI.The most famous generative AI application is ChatGPT, a chatbot that Microsoft-backed OpenAI released late last year. One example is from CarMax Inc, which has used a version of OpenAI's technology to summarize thousands of customer reviews and help shoppers decide what used car to buy.Generative AI likewise can take notes during a virtual meeting. Cybersecurity researchers have also expressed concern that generative AI could allow bad actors, even governments, to produce far more disinformation than before.At the same time, the technology itself is prone to making mistakes. But the billionaire left the startup's board in 2018 to avoid a conflict of interest between OpenAI's work and the AI research being done by Telsa Inc - the electric-vehicle maker he leads.Musk has expressed concerns about the future of AI and batted for a regulatory authority to ensure development of the technology serves public interest. "Tesla's doing good things in AI, I don't know, this one stresses me out, not sure what more to say about it."

Source: Economic Times March 18, 2023 00:42 UTC