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Mar 01, 2023, 04:00PM ISTSource: TOI.inSnapchat recently launched an AI chatbot called "My AI" based on OpenAI's GPT technology. My AI is currently only available to Snapchat Plus subscribers as an experimental feature. According to Snapchat, My AI can provide gift recommendations, plan trips, suggest recipes, write poetry, and more in conversation with users. However, Snapchat acknowledges that My AI can produce nonsensical or concerning responses at times, similar to issues that Microsoft's AI system Bing has faced. Unlike Bing, My AI is designed to act as a friend for casual conversations on Snapchat rather than as a search engine.

Snapchat has started rolling out an AI chatbot powered by the latest innovation of OpenAI's ChatGPT. Snap Inc, which owns photo messaging app Snapchat, on Monday announced that it is rolling out an artificial intelligence chatbot on the platform to elevate the user-experience. The move by Snap comes as the tech company seeks to enter the buzzing field of generative AI.The photo-sharing platform has been named 'My AI' and will be pinned to Snapchat's chat tab on top of the conversations with friends section.At present, the new feature will only be available for Snapchat Plus subscribers for $3.99 a month fee. Snap's CEO Evan Spiegel, who is betting big on AI chatbots increasingly soon becoming a part of everyday life for people, plans to make the chatbot feature on the platform available to all users for free.« Back to recommendation storiesI don't want to see these stories becauseThey are not relevant to meThey disrupt the reading flowOthersSUBMIT"The big idea is that in addition to talking to our friends and family every day, we're going to talk to AI every day, and this is something we're well positioned to do as a messaging service," Spiegel told The Verge.While Snapchat's My AI

Snapchat has announced a new chatbot called My AI, powered by the latest OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The chatbot will be pinned to the chat tab above the conversations. Snapchat further noted that the chatbot is designed to avoid harmful and misleading topics.Also read: What is Aadhaar Mitra?The company said that the feature will initially roll out to Snapchat Plus subscribers. The subscription is priced at $3.99 per month. Users can name their bot and customise the wallpaper of the chat. The AI is trained with a unique voice and can answer any Trivia question, a TechCrunch report said.“My AI can recommend birthday gift ideas, plan a hiking trip for a long weekend, suggest a recipe for dinner, or even write a haiku,” the company said in its statement. The conversations with My AI will be stored and may be reviewed to improve the service.Also read: Know how to set dynamic profile picture on Instagram

Threats to 'get rid' of someone over Snapchat brings teen to court for the first timeA TEEN who threatened to "get rid" of someone during a fight on a social media platform has been placed on a conditional release order (CRO) for nine months.Karma Smith, 18, of Park Street, Parkes, was sentenced in Bathurst Local Court on February 15 after she pleaded guilty to intimidation.Smith and the victim were at a home in Bathurst on December 9 last year with friends when she left with others to attend a party in Orange, court papers said.An argument between the two began on Snapchat when the victim asked why she left the party. Smith sent a number of videos to the victim over the app saying she knows where he lives and was going to "get rid" of him.The court was told the victim called police due to fear for his safety, and gave an electronic statement. The victim also showed police the messages sent by Smith.Smith went to Parkes Police Station about 10.50am on December 23 where she was arrested and questioned about the incident. She told police she was referring to blocking the victim on Snapchat when she said "get

A children’s charity has called for action as child abuse image crimes have reached record levels in the county. An investigation by the NSPCC has revealed that more than 800 crimes involving the sharing and possession of indecent images of children were recorded by Sussex in the year to March 2022. The data was obtained by the charity through freedom of information requests. It shows that in the past five years, these crimes have increased by more than 30 per cent in Sussex.   Nationally offences increased to the highest figure on record, more than 30,000, suggesting the heightened risk seen during the pandemic has not gone away. The NSPCC warns that unregulated social media is fuelling the unprecedented scale of online child sexual abuse and behind every offence could be multiple child victims who are continually revictimized as images are shared.  The charity said the issue of young people being groomed into sharing images of their own abuse is pervasive and tech bosses are failing to stop their sites being used by offenders to organise, commit and share child sexual abuse. New research shows Snapchat is the social media site offenders most used to share child abuse images nationally. The

Breaking News Update 8:08 a.m. 2/26/23:Oklahoma City Police say a man who was taken into custody in connection to a stabbing in Bricktown, was not involved. According to Oklahoma City Police, after an interview, it was determined that 19-year-old Derick Walker was not involved in the Bricktown stabbing and was released.Police say they are still searching for the person responsible for the stabbing.This is a breaking news update, the original story can be found below.---A suspect has been arrested in connection to the stabbing of eight people in Bricktown overnight.Chaos erupted at the Pink Parrot Saturday around 1:30 a.m.A video shared on Snapchat and shows what appears to be the moments after multiple people were stabbed.Snapchat users can enable location services, allowing them to publicly post videos and pictures based on their location. News 9 obtained the footage from the Pink Parrot feed on "Snap Maps".That videos shows yelling and chaos ensue as several individuals are pushed to the ground, with some being carried to the exit.According to Oklahoma City Police, officers posted outside the club for security measures witnessed the fight break out, reporting two people with stab wounds were profusely bleeding. They also witnessed several injured people exiting the

We’ve another huge London derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday as Chelsea come to N17 (kick-off 1.30pm UK). Much has changed since Harry Kane salvaged a last-gasp point at Stamford Bridge in the opening stages of the season – the Blues are now under the management of Graham Potter, while we’re back in the top four off the back of last weekend’s victory over West Ham and looking to put some distance between ourselves and fifth-placed Newcastle, who don’t play in the league this weekend owing to their involvement in the Carabao Cup final. Here’s all the information you need to know ahead of what promises to be another exciting clash... How can I watch the game? Sunday’s fixture will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event, kick-off 1.30pm. Radio commentary will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live – full worldwide broadcast listings can be found here for those following us from outside the UK. Wherever you are, you’ll also be able to follow the game via our popular Match Centre here on tottenhamhotspur.com and the Spurs Official app. We’ve got you covered with full audio commentary, minute-by-minute text

Photo by(AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)A fatal accident occurred in Ventura County on March 18, 2021, when Lindsey Shaver, a 21-year-old from Camarillo, drove while high on marijuana, causing the death of her passenger, who was filming a Snapchat video. Shaver pleaded guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and was sentenced to 90 days in jail and probation.The Tragic Accident on Pacific Coast HighwayWhen the crash happened, Shaver and her friend, Laney Zambri, were driving on Pacific Coast Highway. Zambri was filming a Snapchat video while standing through the car's sunroof, a dangerous behavior that can distract drivers and impair their ability to react to changing road conditions. Unfortunately, Shaver lost control of the vehicle, causing it to flip over.As a result of the accident, Zambri suffered critical injuries and was transported to a local hospital, where she died days later. The tragic incident underscores the importance of staying focused on the road and avoiding any behavior that can impair driving ability.A Harsh Sentence and a Lesson for High School StudentsShaver's decision to drive while high on marijuana had dire consequences. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail and probation for her actions that led to her best friend's

Snapchat is adding new ways to add music to the content that we generate within the app. New features that complement the dynamics of your Sounds tool, allowing you to add licensed songs and sounds to Stories and Snap. New features to create montages with music on Snapchat Snapchat has long since launched its Sounds tool, which makes it easy to add music to the content we share in the app. This tool features playlists with music from Snapchat artists and partners. In this way, you can get licensed music, TV audios and movies, among other options. And now this dynamic gets even better thanks to two new features. For one, there’s a new recommendation feature that allows users to get sounds that match a lens. So when you’re about to apply a lens to a video or photo, head over to the Sounds library for these recommendations. This feature is currently available in the US, but is rolling out globally on both iOS and Android. So you won’t find it in your account yet, but you can stay tuned as it will be available shortly. On the other hand, Snapchat is adding a new function that will make it

Five years have passed, but the nicknames and the ribbing from his college swim teammates and friends persist.  "Sandy" is what they call the former Torrey Pines High graduate; a moniker that was given to him in reference to Sandy Hook, the name of the Newton, Connecticut elementary school where a 20-year-old shooter shot and killed 20 children and six school staffers in December of 2012.  For the 22-year-old college student, who CBS 8 has agreed to keep confidential and will refer to him as "John" for the story, he says San Dieguito Union High School District's administrators' decision to report him as a potential school shooter and its failure to assess and investigate the Snapchat message that someone posted from his phone on January 24, 2018, continues to haunt him. The police arriving in his room as he lay in bed, his arrest that night, his expulsion, the fight to overturn it, and the quest to clear his name is now a permanent fixture in his mind, a memory effortlessly and in a moment's notice can resurface in an instant. John is now speaking out, months after CBS 8 reported on a 12-year-old boy who the District Attorney is