According to a Fox News report on April 17, Elon Musk told Fox anchor Tucker Carlson that he is developing a ChatGPT competitor called "TruthGPT," which is a large language model (LLM), Musk said. Said to be trained to explore the mysteries of the universe. "I'm going to start something I'm calling TruthGPT, or a maximally truth-seeking artificial intelligence that's trying to understand the nature of the universe."
According to Musk, this truth-seeking AI will also counter what he sees as "left-wing" bias in the industry. Musk told Carlson that ChatGPT "was written by experts on the left who trained chatbots to lie." As far as Carlson was concerned, he also said, "The deeper problem is not just that it will become autonomous and turn us all into Instead, it controls our understanding of reality and does it in a very dishonest way,” adding, “It can be programmed to lie to us to political effect.”
Musk also appeared to address concerns about his entry into the crowded LLM market a move reportedly signaled by his purchase of 10,000 GPUs by signing a petition calling for a moratorium on related research to assess safety concerns Book a few weeks later: "I think that's probably the best route to safety, because an AI that cares about understanding the universe is unlikely to wipe out humans, because we're an interesting part of the universe."
Artificial intelligence has also demonstrated its capabilities in terms of blockchain applications.
The report on a series of token transactions by ChatGPT-4 since March 17. When prompted how to allocate $100 on some coin or token, ChatGPT-4 suggests allocating $50 to Bitcoin, $25 to Ethereum, $15 to Cosmos ATOMs, and $10 to non-fungible tokens and other Web3 projects. According to the chatbot: “Overall trends point to Bitcoin acting as a safe haven during times of financial instability, such as the recent Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failures. Additionally, Bitcoin dominance is approaching 50%, with some analysts predicting Bitcoin heading towards $100,000.”
