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Now that ChatGPT can use the internet, it is not only confined to information from 2021.

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OpenAI’s latest browsing feature is currently exclusive to Plus and Enterprise subscribers but is expected to become available to all users in the near future. The announcement was made through a post on X (formerly Twitter) by OpenAI on September 27. This new capability allows ChatGPT to browse the web and incorporate the most current information into its responses. The update is already accessible to Plus and Enterprise users who are utilizing the GPT-4 model. However, it remains uncertain whether non-premium users will gain access to GPT-4 or if web browsing will be extended to the GPT 3.5 model. OpenAI has not provided clarification on this matter as of yet. OpenAI’s decision to implement web browsing capabilities for ChatGPT stemmed from the need to address the widening knowledge gap that existed prior to this update. Traditional AI models like generative pre-trained transformers (GPT) had a limitation where ChatGPT’s knowledge was limited to information avail...

The victims of a crypto fraud targeting internet acquaintances lose billions

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage When Brett Vincent made a roughly $200,000 investment in cryptocurrencies through a person he befriended on LinkedIn in the fall of 2021, promised profits of up to 20%, he had little knowledge of the technology. Just a few weeks later, the 46-year-old logistics manager outside of Memphis discovered what a costly error he had made when his crypto investment account was frozen. Since then,Vincent has been playing catch-up. His later investigation discovered that tens of thousands of people were conned by the crypto currency investment scheme that got him. Experts estimate that it has cost them billions of dollars, far exceeding earlier projections from federal agencies. According to a recent research that digital asset intelligence company Inca Digital made, victims lost more than $500 million on only one of the three blockchains targeted by con artists in the final nine months of 2022 alone. Ian Schade, a ...