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Bill Gates Hails OpenAI’s GPT as Revolutionary Technological Advancement

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Bill Gates Hails OpenAI’s GPT as Revolutionary Technological Advancement

Bill Gates Hails OpenAI’s GPT as Revolutionary Technological Advancement

Bill Gates Hails OpenAI’s GPT , as Revolutionary Technological Advancement.

CNBC reports that the Microsoft co-founder said that OpenAI's GPT AI is the most impressive technological advancement he's seen since 1980.

CNBC reports that the Microsoft co-founder said that OpenAI's GPT AI is the most impressive technological advancement he's seen since 1980.

He likened its importance to the first modern graphical desktop environment (GUI), which he utilized to create Windows.

He likened its importance to the first modern graphical desktop environment (GUI), which he utilized to create Windows.

On March 21, Gates revealed that he previously challenged OpenAI's team to create an AI model that could successfully pass an Advanced Placement Biology test.

Last week, GPT-4 achieved a maximum score.

The whole experience was stunning.

I knew I had just seen the most important advance in technology since the graphical user interface, Bill Gates, via blog post.

The development of AI is as fundamental as the creation of the microprocessor, the personal computer, the Internet, and the mobile phone.

, Bill Gates, via blog post.

It will change the way people work, learn, travel, get health care, and communicate with each other.

, Bill Gates, via blog post.

Entire industries will reorient around it.

Businesses will distinguish themselves by how well they use it, Bill Gates, via blog post.

Gates thinks governments and philanthropies should support the use of AI tools in the developing world to improve education and health.

He also has $10 billion invested in OpenAI


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