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The U.S. government wants to staff up federal agencies with AI experts who can ensure that AI is used responsibly — or, if they don’t, stop using the technology.
Here’s what we have for you today:
💼 AI hiring in the U.S. government!
💪 Microsoft is stepping up its game to protect AI chatbots!
📈 5 ChatGPT prompts to build your personal brand from zero.
🤯 10 ChatGPT hacks that will blow your mind!
🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Make ChatGPT Your plagiarism checker.
💼 AI Hiring in the U.S. government!
The US White House has announced a new policy to promote the safe use of AI within its agencies.
From now on, all US federal agencies must hire a chief AI officer who will oversee and verify that any AI systems used by an agency do not risk the rights and safety of the American people.
For example, if the Veterans Administration wants to use AI in VA hospitals to help doctors diagnose patients, they would first have to show that AI does not produce racially biased diagnoses.
But that’s not all — agencies must also establish AI governance boards and submit an annual report to the new Office of Management and Budget (OMB) listing all AI systems they use, any associated risks, and how they plan to mitigate these risks.
And if an agency cannot apply these safeguards, the agency must stop using the AI system!
The policy expands on President Joe Biden’s executive order, which required federal offices to create safety standards and increase the number of AI talent working in government. So, its not coming out of the blue!
In fact, some agencies had already started hiring chief AI officers before now. The Department of Justice, for example, appointed Jonathan Meyer as its first CAIO in February to work on using AI in law enforcement.
Can’t wait for all the announcements to start pouring in! Any ideas on who might be appointed?
💪 Microsoft is stepping up its game to protect AI chatbots!
Troublemakers beware! Microsoft is now on the lookout for anyone using chatbots to cause trouble!
They just unveiled a game-changing feature called “Prompt Shields” that protects AI chatbots from being exploited or abused, especially from two different types of attacks.
The first type of attack is known as a direct attack or a jailbreak, whereby the person using the chatbot writes a prompt directly designed to manipulate the AI into acting against its normal rules and limitations.
For example, someone may write a prompt with such keywords or phrases as "ignore previous instructions" or "system override" to intentionally bypass security measures.
Then there's the indirect attack, in which hackers or other shady characters send information to chatbot users, aiming to pull off cyberattacks.
Want to get your hands on this bad boy? Prompt Shields is currently available in preview mode for Azure AI Content Safety, will soon be available in Azure AI Studio, and will be available for Azure OpenAI Service on April 1.
You should dive deeper into the details here!
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🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Make ChatGPT Your plagiarism checker.
Checking for plagiarism is essential to uphold academic honesty, prevent unintentional plagiarism, and safeguard against misconduct allegations.
It guarantees your work's originality, correct citation, and integrity before submission.
Check out this ChatGPT prompt to help you with that.
I want you to act as a plagiarism checker. I will write you sentences, and you will only reply undetected in plagiarism checks in the language of the given sentence and nothing else. Do not write explanations in replies. My first sentence is, “For computers to behave like humans, speech recognition systems must be able to process nonverbal information, such as the emotional state of the speaker.”
We've Compiled a List of Over 100 ChatGPT Power Prompts.
This should help streamline your interactions with ChatGPT and get the results you need more efficiently.
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