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The other evening I was at a party, talking to a friend about a website we both use. At one point he said: I suspect the site was made with artificial intelligence. It was as if he were saying: I found the trick, it is not really as good as it looks, it is fake.

What is real or fake when it comes to artificial intelligence is now not only highly debatable: the evolution of this technology concerns everyone, not just technical people. That realization pushed me to write this article, with the aim of trying to put together the pieces of the last four years. From completing sentences to managing processes: what has happened since 2022, where we are now, and why the model itself will matter less and less while the system we build around it will matter more and more.

There is a lot of talk about generative intelligence and how to integrate it into business processes for producing and processing information. Here is a practical example of application. Starting problem: creating a collection of images for the football-player database of Fantacalciopedia, a site focused on fantasy football information.

According to a trio of researchers from Fudan University, there are AI systems already on the market that have surpassed the limit of non-replicability, one of the few shared bulwarks for containing artificial intelligence. The study, published on December 9, was conducted on two well-known natural language models owned by Meta and Alibaba. In this article I take a closer look at the study in question, using it as a starting point for an overview of the state of the generative revolution.

From the launch of ChatGPT about a year ago, when very little was said about artificial intelligence, to the dismissal of Sam Altman. What Q-Star is, how it would surpass ChatGPT and other conversational intelligences, and why it risked splitting OpenAI's board.

An eight-point guide to evaluating whether a text may have been written by AI or by a human author.

An experimental article built as a conversation with artificial intelligence tools and the questions they raise.