Since Chat GPT was released in November, there have been numerous updates expanding the capabilities of the hottest chatbot on the internet. Today we’re going to go over the best ways to keep up with the stream of information about the latest on AI and tools like Chat GPT.
OpenAI’s own website
You don’t have to search long to find the latest on OpenAI’s website itself. They publish articles, blog posts, and research papers about Chat GPT and it’s big updates. Though this is mostly if you’re interested in the technical side of the tool and doesn’t include anything about other companies’ AI developments or cover AI health, economic and education news.
Communities
If you want a more personal approach to news and would like to enjoy discussions with fellow enthusiasts, then AI communities are something you should check out. Places like Reddit, Kaggle and LinkedIn offer tons of posts, communities centered about discussions on AI and collaborations on new projects. A common problem for people on group chats and forums is the amount of uncondensed information that is hard to sift through and get a short summary of what’s happening in the world of AI.
Newsletters
This is where newsletters like Synthetic Mind come in. They are great for enthusiasts who are looking to get their weekly fix of news on all the AI topics OpenAI doesn’t include in their technical blogs. A short 5-minute read every week is just the thing for most of us to enjoy with our cup of coffee. They also provide a sense of community and connection with others who are interested in the same topic, without the hassle of going through endless threads and discussions to find condensed information. Synthetic Mind’s newsletter also promises not to spam your inbox full of cat videos (unless they’re really funny).
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