The latest advances in artificial intelligence extend beyond tools that write text, create illustrations and code software. There’s another facet of the new AI revolution, a marriage of deep learning and biology, that’s at least as important, but far less widely understood.
The fascination with generative AI exploded late last November with the release of OpenAI’s text-writing tool, ChatGPT, the technology of which is now being integrated across Microsoft Corp.’s products, including its Bing search engine.
ChatGPT has captured the attention of investors and the public, especially given the sometimes creepy responses that some users say they have experienced.
