ChatGPT now has a body fixing bugs, making it even easier to use. In other news, Elon Musk has started another company. This month’s tech news covers these topics and more.
First up, we have Matt Gomen presenting ‘Beyond Passwords: The Future and Present of Authentication.’ He may mention his recently released book on Maui.
Next, let’s talk about ChatGPT. It has released a code interpreter, which allows you to upload files and ask questions. It can generate summaries, make charts, and do other magical things.
But that’s not all. ChatGPT now has a body! You can buy this robot that can walk around your office and automate tasks like wiping down a desk or opening doors. The possibilities are endless.
In other tech news, Microsoft has renamed Azure ID to Microsoft Enter ID. This change aims to bring all their identity-related services under one brand.
Google has released a Chrome extension that allows you to record and replay your actions on a web page. This can be useful for reproducing bugs or creating automated tests.
JetBrains, known for their developer tools, has introduced an AI assistant called AI Assistant. It can provide code suggestions and help with development tasks.
Lastly, Elon Musk’s new company, XAI, is making waves in the AI industry. While the exact details are still unknown, it seems to align with Musk’s previous concerns about AI.
That’s it for this month’s tech news. Stay tuned for more exciting updates in the world of technology!
