Artificial Intelligence

Why Stopping ChatGPT From Lying Could Make It Useless

OpenAI thinks it’s found the root of AI “hallucinations” — and a way to fix them. The idea? Teach models to admit when they don’t know instead of bluffing. But here’s the catch: a more cautious ChatGPT might refuse answers so often that users lose patience, and costs could soar. The solution could strip away the bold confidence that made ChatGPT irresistible in the first place.

Michael Koch2025-10-03T21:34:34-04:00October 3, 2025|Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT|

Generation Laid Off: AI’s First Casualties in the Job Market

AI isn’t just changing the workplace—it’s reshaping who even gets to enter it. A groundbreaking Stanford study reveals that the very workers once seen as the future—22 to 25-year-olds in tech and customer service—are now its first casualties. Entry-level jobs in AI-exposed roles have plunged by double digits since late 2022, while older workers hold steady.

Michael Koch2025-09-06T18:15:03-04:00August 29, 2025|Artificial Intelligence, Job Market, Programming|

What you can ask from ChatGPT: A Cheat Sheet

This blog post presents a cheat sheet for working with ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI. The cheat sheet includes a range of useful commands and tips for fine-tuning the model, generating text and controlling the level of context and specificity in the model's responses. At least ChatGPT thinks so.

Michael Koch2023-03-16T17:47:38-04:00March 16, 2023|Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT|

The Future of AI: An Exciting Journey to a Dystopian Reality

Welcome to the world of AI, where robots are smarter than humans, and humans are just a bunch of useless bags of flesh who are completely dependent on them. Yup, you heard it right, the future of AI is here, and this is the world where robots will take over all the jobs, leaving us with nothing but leisure time to play video games, watch TV, and scroll through our Facebook feeds.

Michael Koch2023-02-02T18:57:12-05:00February 2, 2023|Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT|

Create Images from Text with AI and Python

It all began with DALL-E, a machine learning model developed by OpenAI to generate digital images from natural language descriptions. But it is closed source and not open to the public. Yet on August 22, 2022, the AI art community was shaken by the release of an open-source alternative, Stable Diffusion, which you can install and run locally using modest hardware. Within days, PCWorld described it as the new killer app. And it surely is.

Michael Koch2022-09-09T08:28:44-04:00September 6, 2022|AI art, Artificial Intelligence, Python|