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Gosh! These one chance criminals are indeed devilish. See what they did to this lady. Damn! |
Abeg where the church dey make I go select one ![]() |
No wonder naija is d second most prayerful country in the world ![]() |
mrvitalis:beds have been provided already. ![]() |
Oyibo and divorce be like balablu bulaba and cert forgery ![]() |
I no fit laff abeg ![]() |
What's wrong with these people sef? |
Say bye bye to your career. |
vowiski: ![]() |
Wetin funny me pass na their names. Which one sale. Toro. People and names sha |
It’s been over 8 months since artificial intelligence company OpenAI unleashed ChatGPT and — not to overstate its importance — changed the world forever. In just 15 short weeks, it has sparked doomsday predictions in global job markets, disrupted education systems and drawn millions of users, from big banks to app developers. But now it’s goodbye to ChatGPT and hello ChatGPT-4 — an even more powerful tool, sure to send even bigger ripples across the world. So what is GPT-4, how powerful is it, and how can you use it? Here’s everything you need to know: What is ChatGPT-4? Let’s start with the name. The Chat section speaks for itself — a computer interface you can interact with — while GPT-4 is short for “generative pretrained transformer 4.” That means it’s the fourth iteration of the OpenAI software that has analyzed vast quantities of information from across the internet in order to determine how to generate human-sounding text and give users detailed responses to questions. How does ChatGPT-4 differ to its predecessor? Anyone who has researched ChatGPT will know its limitations. It’s been criticized for giving inaccurate answers, showing bias and for bad behavior — circumventing its own baked-in guardrails to spew out answers it’s not supposed to be able to give. The argument has been that the bot is only as good as the information it was trained on. OpenAI says it has spent the past six months making the new software safer. It claims ChatGPT-4 is more accurate, creative and collaborative than the previous iteration, ChatGPT-3.5, and “40% more likely” to produce factual responses. What else can it do? One of ChatGPT-4’s most dazzling new features is the ability to handle not only words, but pictures too, in what is being called “multimodal” technology. A user will have the ability to submit a picture alongside text — both of which ChatGPT-4 will be able to process and discuss. The ability to input video is also on the horizon. What are its limitations? Like its predecessor, ChatGPT-4 isn’t too hot at reasoning on current events, given that it was trained on data that existed before 2021. OpenAI said in a blog post that the latest iteration “still has many known limitations that we are working to address, such as social biases, hallucinations, and adversarial prompts.” How can I use ChatGPT-4? Most people can give basic ChatGPT a whirl by signing up with OpenAI here, although restrictions apply in some countries and territories around the world. But the newest version is currently only being offered to ChatGPT Plus subscribers for $20 a month — sign up here — and as an API tool for developers to build into their applications. You can join the waitlist here. In the future, you’ll likely find it on Microsoft’s search engine, Bing. Currently, if you go to the Bing webpage and hit the “chat” button at the top, you’ll likely be redirected to a page asking you to sign up to a waitlist, with access being rolled out to users gradually. https://time.com/6263022/what-to-know-about-chatgpt-4/
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The entrepreneur's wife explains the reasons. Thursday, October 5, marks 12 years since the death of one of the 'geniuses' of technology in recent decades, Steve Jobs. The founder of Apple, one of the most successful brands in technological devices and father of the iPhone as we know it, passed away on October 5, 2011 due to pancreatic cancer from which he was never cured. Jobs left an indelible mark that still lasts, thanks to his genius, his vision of the future and his philanthropy, marked by an affable character that won the affection of so many people. Jobs was married to his wife, Laurene and together they had three children: Reed Paul, Eve and Erin Sienna. However, none of them received a large amount of the enormous fortune of the entrepreneur, why? The inheritance went to two people The tycoon was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004 and five years later he underwent a liver transplant operation, but it was too late and his health was too weak. The tumor became a metastasis from which he could not recover, until the fateful day, October 5, 2011. However, his work within technology granted him a great fortune worth a total of $10.2 billion at the time, which responded, in large part, to the $5.5 million in Apple shares and $138 million in Disney shares, as he owned 7% of the company. Despite that, none of his three children received an inheritance as such. Only two people received inheritance after Steve Jobs' death, his wife Laurene and Lisa Brennan. Brennan was his first daughter, the fruit of a previous relationship, but she did not recognize him as her father until after many years. To 'compensate', somehow, all the rejection and a lack of financial and emotional support, it was decided that the inheritance would go directly to these two people. According to Laurene, in an interview with the New York Times, the inheritance went to charitable causes through the Waverley Street Foundation and the Emerson Collective. In addition, another reason why Steve Jobs' three children with Laurene did not receive an inheritance was because of the type of education they were given, since all three are successful professionals in their field and do not 'need' that money. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.marca.com/en/lifestyle/celebrities/2023/10/05/651efea2268e3e952e8b4567.html
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Tracka:sure. She's still beautiful. |
englishmart: ![]() |
saintkel:she meant female AI. 😁 |
An elderly woman in Russia’s Far East was revealed on Wednesday to have lived for 80 years with an inch-long needle in her brain, after doctors made the unexpected discovery during a CT scan. Doctors believe the woman was the victim of a failed infanticide carried out by her parents, and said they would not attempt to remove the needle for fear of worsening her condition. “Such cases during years of famine were not uncommon,” the local health department in the remote Russian region of Sakhalin said. It said her parents likely decided to put their child to death during World War II, as she had been living with the three-centimetre-long needle “since birth”. This method was ofen used to hide evidence of the crime, it said. Food shortages were prevalent across the Soviet Union during the war, and many people lived in dire poverty. “The needle penetrated her lef parietal lobe, but it did not have the intended efect — the girl survived,” the local health department said. It said the patient had never complained of headaches due to the injury, and was not in any danger. “Her condition is being monitored by the attending physician,” it said. https://guardian.ng/news/world/russian-doctors-find-needle-in-80-year-old-womans-brain/
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When will witchcraft name him? |
You are a candidate for deliverance
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Pristine664:same question I've been asking too oo |
1950Mack:why should they do such to him...wetin him do abeg? |
Raskimonojendor:but them no insult reach the other tribe sha. 😁 |
SpecialAdviser:Chai 😁 😆 🤣 |
Goodman2023:haba bros. Take am easy na. |
YourBestWriter:why mortuary job? |
chineduace:same issue samsung had with their note 8. Theirs was even worst. |
nongo123:well, let's watch and see what the outcome will be after the fix. |
nongo123:apple has come out to say that the bug fix won't affect the performance of the phone. |
An update to cool down your overheating iPhone 15 is on the way, according to Apple. And the company would like users to know the issue was partially Apple's fault. And Instagram's. And Uber's. And an iPhone game called Asphalt 9, among other third-party apps. As Mashable reported earlier this week, many owners of the new iPhone 15 were saying that their devices were becoming too hot to handle…literally. Some users reported that their iPhone 15 would become so hot, they could not hold their phone to make a call. On Saturday, the iPhone maker made it clear for the first time that it is well aware of the reports that some iPhone 15 devices would get extremely hot when in use, or even when just being charged. “We have identified a few conditions which can cause the iPhone to run warmer than expected," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement first provided to Forbes. "The device may feel warmer during the first few days after setting up or restoring the device because of increased background activity.” Some iPhone 15 users have shared that they did experience overheating with their new phone but that the issue subsided once the device's setup was complete. Those lucky users are who Apple is referring to here. However, Apple's statement goes on to address those who haven't had the same good fortune with their iPhones. We have also found a bug in iOS 17 that is impacting some users and will be addressed in a software update," Apple continued in its statement. "Another issue involves some recent updates to third-party apps that are causing them to overload the system. We’re working with these app developers on fixes that are in the process of rolling out.” Some of the third-party apps that cause the iPhone 15 to heat up — that were specifically mentioned by Apple — include Instagram, Uber, and an iOS game called Asphalt 9. According to Forbes, Meta has already addressed some of the overheating issues in the latest Instagram update, which was released on September 27. Apple also told Forbes that the iPhone 15's hardware design is not responsible for any of the overheating issues. Longtime Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo speculated earlier in the week that some of the company's design choices for the iPhone 15, such as the new titanium frame, were the cause for the overheating issues. However, while the overheating issues do appear to be more prevalent in the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models, owners of the iPhone 15 base model and the iPhone 15 Plus have also experienced the problem. And those two models do not have a titanium build. Kuo also claimed that Apple would likely need to reduce the performance of the new iPhone 15 in an update in order to adequately deal with the overheating issue. However, Apple is refuting that, too. The update, iOS 17.1, is currently in beta and fixes a bug that contributed to the iPhone overheating without reducing performance. Apple is also recommending that users be aware of the USB-C power adapters that they use to charge the device. As the new iPhone 15 is the first with USB-C, some users may be utilizing USB-C chargers made for other devices. Chargers larger than 20W can cause the iPhone to temporarily heat up while charging, according to the company. https://mashable.com/article/apple-says-iphone-15-overheating-fix-ios-update-on-the-way
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