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Look what ChatGPT can do now... all the newly announced features

15:04Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno reviews announcements from OpenAI's first DevDay and considers opportunities for individuals and businesses. He focuses on assistants customisable without writing code, multimodal features and connecting answers with task execution. He imagines an assistant based on his own content and other uses for editing, analysis and communication. Alongside enthusiasm, he raises risks, changing occupations and the need to keep learning. This is commentary on announcements at the time, including hypothetical applications, not a guide to current features or terms.

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Montemagno reviews announcements from OpenAI's first DevDay and considers opportunities for individuals and businesses. He focuses on assistants customisable without writing code, multimodal features and connecting answers with task execution. He imagines an assistant based on his own content and other uses for editing, analysis and communication. Alongside enthusiasm, he raises risks, changing occupations and the need to keep learning. This is commentary on announcements at the time, including hypothetical applications, not a guide to current features or terms.

Key points

  • AI development requires physical infrastructure as well as software.
  • Customised assistants are imagined as access points to selected knowledge.
  • Montemagno suggests updating skills to integrate the tools into work.
  • Experimentation and attention to harmful uses are presented together.
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Money, or making money. This is common Italian slang that Marco uses when talking about pay, business or monetisation.

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