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Its hard for me to draw a line for where this "current generation" of AI starts, but I'll draw the line at AlphaZero... the Go AI that defeated world Go champion Lee Sodol in 2016. Ever since that fateful day, various companies have been applying the "AlphaGo Style" AI to various subjects. That is: deep convolutional neural networks, programmed with GPUs or ASICs with millions or even billions of training cycles, applied to incredibly large datasets.
The hype appears to continue to grow today, with OpenAI's ChatGPT being bought out by Microsoft and integrated into Bing. Soon after this announcement, Google / Alphabet announces the Bard large language model / ChatBot to compete against ChatGPT. Going in a slightly different direction: Stable Diffusion and Dall-E have been released for Artists to turn "text into image". A language model + artist-bot that automatically draws what you tell it to draw.
ChatGPT in particular has been featured recently here at TechPowerup: https://www.techpowerup.com/304567/...eneration-ai-model-more-powerful-than-chatgpt
There's been a lot of discussion online about ChatGPT: from "Dan" (a set of sentences that seems to unlock an "evil" version of ChatGPT), to glitches (such as the "Avatar Bug": https://www.reddit.com/r/bing/comments/110tb9n ).
I also would like to include older AIs, such as DeepBlue (AI Chess Champion), Watson (IBM's Jeopardy AI), and others where relevant. Even "SmarterChild", which served as the chatbot of my childhood, shows similarities with ChatGPT. People have been trying to make good ChatBots for a long time, and keeping history in mind can help us remember where we've come from.
The hype appears to continue to grow today, with OpenAI's ChatGPT being bought out by Microsoft and integrated into Bing. Soon after this announcement, Google / Alphabet announces the Bard large language model / ChatBot to compete against ChatGPT. Going in a slightly different direction: Stable Diffusion and Dall-E have been released for Artists to turn "text into image". A language model + artist-bot that automatically draws what you tell it to draw.
ChatGPT in particular has been featured recently here at TechPowerup: https://www.techpowerup.com/304567/...eneration-ai-model-more-powerful-than-chatgpt
There's been a lot of discussion online about ChatGPT: from "Dan" (a set of sentences that seems to unlock an "evil" version of ChatGPT), to glitches (such as the "Avatar Bug": https://www.reddit.com/r/bing/comments/110tb9n ).
I also would like to include older AIs, such as DeepBlue (AI Chess Champion), Watson (IBM's Jeopardy AI), and others where relevant. Even "SmarterChild", which served as the chatbot of my childhood, shows similarities with ChatGPT. People have been trying to make good ChatBots for a long time, and keeping history in mind can help us remember where we've come from.