ChatGPT creators release “not fully reliable tool” to detect content generated by AI

Feb 1 2023

OpenAI, the creators of artificial intelligence phenomenon ChatGPT, have released a new tool made to analyse and detect whether or not a text was generated but artificial intelligence.

Whilst the research lab has noted that the tool is not fully reliable, it has been programmed to note the difference between human-written text and one generated by different AI tools, ChatGPT or otherwise.

The cutting-edge language model that has numerous applications in natural language processing (NLP) tasks such as text generation, translation, question answering, and conversation. Its sophisticated algorithms allow it to generate human-like responses based on the input it receives, making it a valuable tool for various industries, including customer service, content creation, and education.

The tool reportedly only identified 26% of AI-generated English texts and also incorrectly labelled human-written texts as AI in 9% of instances.

Despite sweeping the globe for its functionality, the AI tool generated a fair amount of concern with regards to plagiarism.

While ChatGPT can provide quick answers and generate text, it is important for users to ensure that any generated content is properly cited and not passed off as their own original work. This not only protects the original creators but also upholds the integrity of the user’s own work and reputation.

What do you make of this?

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Iranian influencer couple jailed for 10 years for dancing in Tehran

Feb 1 2023

In a shocking turn of events, an Iranian influencer couple has been sentenced to prison after posting a video of themselves dancing. The video, which went viral on social media, sparked controversy and backlash from conservative quarters in the country.

Astiyazh Haghighi and her fiance, Amir Mohammad Ahmadi, both in their early 20s, were arrested in early November after a video went viral showing them dancing romantically in front of the Azadi Tower.

Iranian court has handed jail sentences of more than 10 years each to a young couple who danced in front of one of Tehran’s main landmarks in a video seen as a symbol of defiance against the regime

The couple, who had amassed a large following on their social media accounts, were arrested and charged with violating public decency laws. Despite widespread support from the international community and calls for their release, they were found guilty and sentenced to several years in prison.

This case highlights the ongoing struggle for freedom of expression in Iran and the challenges faced by those who dare to challenge the status quo.

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February to be colder than usual as cold front expected to hit Malta

Feb 1 2023

February in Malta is set to be colder than expected, with a forecasted cold front to hit the Maltese Islands as of 6 February.

According to local weather page ‘Aġġornament tat-temp’, the wave of low pressure will bring with it unstable weather conditions and rain. A wave of cold weather from the Balkans to drop Malta’s temperatures from 8 February.

Weather today is expected to remain partially cloudy with moderate winds reaching a maximum of Gale Force 3. Temperature highs are expected to hit 16°C with forecasted lows of 8°C.

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Owen Leuellen & Luke Chappell come together for emotional anthem ‘Dear God’

Feb 1 2023

After first rubbing shoulders during X Factor Malta’s first season, Owen Leuellen and Luke Chappell have come together for the first time ever for an emotional banger in ‘Dear God’.

Since first meeting in 2018, Leuellen and Chappell have come a long way, both solidifying their place in the Maltese music scene with a string of unmistakable hits.

‘Dear God’ is Leuellen’s first single for 2023, following his 2022 radio smash ‘Flavour’, taking a complete 180-turn in tone with the lyrics to the rapper’s latest track addressing life’s journeys, battles and relationships.

The dark, gritty music video is out now and if you haven’t seen it yet, make sure you give it a look!

What do you think of the track?

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