#GPT-4 for Project Estimation

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Can I use ChatGPT as a Project Estimator?

In an industry like construction where every single decision can have a major impact on the end result, project estimation becomes a significant process. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), innovative solutions have been introduced to aid this process. Among these is ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI, which has raised an intriguing question:…

[inbabylontheywept]

So, just some Fermi numbers for AI: I'm going to invent a unit right now, 1 Global Flop-Second. It's the total amount of computation available in the world, for one second. That's 10^21 flops if you're actually kind of curious. GPT-3 required about 100 Global Flop-Seconds, or nearly 2 minutes. GPT-4 required around 10,000 Global Flop-Seconds, or about 3 hours, and at the time, consumed something like 1/2000th the worlds total computational capacity for a couple of years. If we assume that every iteration just goes up by something like 100x as many flop seconds, GPT-5 is going to take 1,000,000 Global Flop-Seconds, or 12 days of capacity. They've been working on it for a year and a half, which implies that they've been using something like 1% of the world's total computational capacity in that time.

So just drawing straights lines in the guesses (this is a Fermi estimation), GPT-6 would need 20x as much computing fraction as GPT-5, which needed 20x as much as GPT-4, so it would take something like a quarter of all the world's computational capacity to make if they tried for a year and a half. If they cut themselves some slack and went for five years, they'd still need 5-6%.

And GPT-7 would need 20x as much as that.

OpenAI's CEO has said that their optimistic estimates for getting to GPT-7 would require seven-trillion dollars of investment. That's about as much as Microsoft, Apple, and Google combined. So, for limiting factors involved are... GPT-6: Limited by money. GPT-6 doesn't happen unless GPT-5 can make an absolute shitload. Decreasing gains kill this project, and all the ones after that. We don't actually know how far deep learning can be pushed before it stops working, but it probably doesnt' scale forever. GPT-7: Limited by money, and by total supply of hardware. Would need to make a massive return on six, and find a way to actually improve hardware output for the world. GPT-8: Limited by money, and by hardware, and by global energy supplies. Would require breakthroughs in at least two of those three. A world where GPT-8 can be designed is almost impossible to imagine. A world where GPT-8 exists is like summoning an elder god. GPT-9, just for giggles, is like a Kardeshev 1 level project. Maybe level 2.

[atiny-for-life]

Mini Lore Nugget #8:

Mini Lore Nuggets - Masterlist

In the Fever Part.2 Diary Entries, we learned that Z-World's government really started shooting up on the waking-nightmare-scale after they began running AI simulations to come up with the "best" policies to implement for maximum control and efficiency.

What resulted from these simulations was that the AI determined all crimes and terrorism were strictly the result of human emotions. Therefore, the best way to rid the world of such suffering must be to eradicate emotions and all which might evoke it.

Z's government developed technology to essentially numb the population - the chips we later learned about in the World Ep.1 Diary Entries. In the Fever Part.3 Diary Entries, we then got some additional info on the AI software used by the government: it was an AI system which utilized deep learning technology and ran uncontrolled for a while as the government awaited its results.

During this time, the system began treating human emotion as a bug - perhaps because it couldn't understand it - and it also started estimating humans' individual energy, thereby reducing it to a product. And since it found it to be a product, it also began treating it as a tradeable commodity.

Instead of questioning these results, the government was more likely delighted, because they immediately took over this new energy trading platform, banned all arts and emotions, and wilfully stripped the population of its humanity by treating them as nothing more than components needed to maintain the governments' idea of a utopia.

Out here in the real world, we've also begun to see the crazy amount of negative consequences since AI technology has become widely implemented in pretty much all areas of life:

#1 - Use of AI in Healthcare

In the US, the healthcare system has been relying on AI powered algorithms to guide health care decisions, but due to the data sampled by the AI, extreme racial bias has crept in and is actively putting black lives at risk. To quote Science Journal:

At a given risk score, Black patients are considerably sicker than White patients, as evidenced by signs of uncontrolled illnesses. Remedying this disparity would increase the percentage of Black patients receiving additional help from 17.7 to 46.5%.

Furthermore, the data sourced by AI for global use (such as in risk-prediction) is often extremely biased in other ways as well: radiology manuscripts are over represented, the majority of documents sourced are authored by men, and data-poor regions are grossly underrepresented, meaning the majority of information sourced comes from the US and China. [Source]

#2 - YouTube's Algorithm Is Messed Up

According to the Tech Transparency Project which has gathered data from another study:

YouTube recommended hundreds of videos about guns and gun violence to accounts for boys interested in video games. Some of the recommended videos gave instructions on how to convert guns into automatic weapons or depicted school shootings. Many of the videos violated YouTube’s own policies on firearms, violence, and child safety, and YouTube took no apparent steps to age-restrict them. YouTube also recommended a movie about serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer to minor accounts.

Further watching on dumb stuff YouTube AI features have done to fuck people over:

#3 - Ethics Has Left the Chat

#4 - The Physical Cost of Generative AI

Where Meta has recently constructed a 2 million square foot data facility in Georgia, a nearby living couple have documented the devastating consequences to the environment and their lives.

Facilities like these are used to power stuff like Chat GPT, Gemini, etc.:

In order for them to function as needed, they put a huge toll on the power grid and require the construction of an entirely new infrastructure atop the usual servers, storage systems and networking equipment.

For one, AI data centres require high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs) which come with their own required infrastructure needs (advanced storage, networking, energy and cooling capabilities). The sheer number of GPUs necessary for AI use alone then already add a ton more square footage to the size of the data centre.

On top of that, living in a county with a data centre like this in the US drives up the cost of electricity for everyone in the county.

And what does all this mean for the environment? Deforestation. Light pollution. Air pollution. Here is a still frame from a video shot by a woman living over 366 meters away from an AI centre's construction site:

All this pollution then started seeping into the ground water, resulting in this:

And what does that mean for someone living nearby? Dishwashers breaking. Washing machines breaking. Water pressure dropping to the point where you can't even flush a toilet anymore because all the pipes are clogged with sediment.

On a global scale, it should also be noted that:

According to the Washington Post in collaboration with the University of California, Riverside, writing a single 100-word email in Open AI's ChatGPT is the equivalent of consuming just over one bottle of water.

Shaolei Ren, an associate professor of engineering at UC Riverside, says that while "We haven’t come to the point yet where AI has tangibly taken away our most essential natural water resources," the use of AI in places with frequent droughts has caused rising tension between communities who need the water and data centers. Not to mention, hardware production pollutes water, per a study initially published in January 2015 in the Journal of Cleaner Production, due to the extraction of precious minerals like boron, silicon, and phosphorous.

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Further watching (this video provided the screenshots used above):

#5 - Use of AI in Warfare

Israel has been using untested and undisclosed AI-powered databases in order to identify targets and plan bombing campaigns throughout Gaza, which has reportedly led to the loss of thousands of civilian lives.

And who provided this technology? Google. For fear of losing business to Amazon. And not just them. Microsoft too has been collaborating with the Israeli military, as has Amazon who collaborated with Google in 2021 to establish "Project Nimbus" which continues on to this day with zero transparency or accountability.

Sources: x | x

Beyond that, even after the bombs were dropped, drones would come in to specifically target surviving children and it is known that Israel utilized AI-powered drones for carrying out precise assassinations and various combat missions.

The video below is timestamped to when this surgeon retells the horrors of what happened to the children while he was working in the Gaza strip:

Outside of Israel, Ukraine has also been using AI-technology in its warfare:

Further reading on the topic:

#6 - AI-Generated Art

With AI-generated art flooding social media and streaming platforms on the daily, it's getting harder and harder for new artists to enter the scene. On top of that, all the recommendations you're getting online - be that on an image search, streaming platform or elsewhere - are also all the result of AI-powered algorithms.

And as we all know, generative AI is trained on data banks filled to the brim with stolen art from non-consenting artists across the globe - be that musicians, painters, photographers, voice actors, chefs, or writers.

All of this ultimately shapes the world we live in. Those in the know are now full of mistrust of corporations, new information, articles, and media. Anything and anyone is being accused of using AI when they post something online by skeptics, and those who don't know any better are living in blissful ignorance while they're being spoon-fed misinformation left, right, and center.

Further watching on generative AI as a whole:

Further reading:

Final Note:

Not all AI is bad, of course. There have been major breakthroughs in all fields of science thanks to AI which will bring about positive change for (hopefully) all of humanity.

But the problem is that the technology is developing far too quickly for lawmakers to keep up with (as planned, most likely, by all the billionaire tech bros on this planet) and generative AI in particular should have never been made publicly accessible. It should have remained in the hands of trained professionals who know how to use it responsibly.

[sarkos]

However, researchers found that without high-quality human data, AI systems trained on AI-made data get dumber and dumber as each model learns from the previous one. It’s like a digital version of the problem of inbreeding. This “regurgitive training” seems to lead to a reduction in the quality and diversity of model behavior. Quality here roughly means some combination of being helpful, harmless and honest. Diversity refers to the variation in responses, and which people’s cultural and social perspectives are represented in the AI outputs. In short: by using AI systems so much, we could be polluting the very data source we need to make them useful in the first place. [...]Can’t big tech just filter out AI-generated content? Not really. Tech companies already spend a lot of time and money cleaning and filtering the data they scrape, with one industry insider recently sharing they sometimes discard as much as 90% of the data they initially collect for training models. [...]There are hints developers are already having to work harder to source high-quality data. For instance, the documentation accompanying the GPT-4 release credited an unprecedented number of staff involved in the data-related parts of the project. We may also be running out of new human data. Some estimates say the pool of human-generated text data might be tapped out as soon as 2026. It’s likely why OpenAI and others are racing to shore up exclusive partnerships with industry behemoths such as Shutterstock, Associated Press and NewsCorp. They own large proprietary collections of human data that aren’t readily available on the public internet. [...]A flood of synthetic content might not pose an existential threat to the progress of AI development, but it does threaten the digital public good of the (human) internet. For instance, researchers found a 16% drop in activity on the coding website StackOverflow one year after the release of ChatGPT. This suggests AI assistance may already be reducing person-to-person interactions in some online communities.

What is ‘model collapse’? An expert explains the rumours about an impending AI doom - Raw Story

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A.I. usage fuels spike in Microsoft’s water consumption | Fortune

As they race to capitalize on a craze for generative AI, leading tech developers including Microsoft, OpenAI and Google have acknowledged that growing demand for their AI tools carries hefty costs, from expensive semiconductors to an increase in water consumption.

But they’re often secretive about the specifics. Few people in Iowa knew about its status as a birthplace of OpenAI’s most advanced large language model, GPT-4, before a top Microsoft executive said in a speech it “was literally made next to cornfields west of Des Moines.”

Building a large language model requires analyzing patterns across a huge trove of human-written text. All of that computing takes a lot of electricity and generates a lot of heat. To keep it cool on hot days, data centers need to pump in water — often to a cooling tower outside its warehouse-sized buildings.

In its latest environmental report, Microsoft disclosed that its global water consumption spiked 34% from 2021 to 2022 (to nearly 1.7 billion gallons, or more than 2,500 Olympic-sized swimming pools), a sharp increase compared to previous years that outside researchers tie to its AI research.

“It’s fair to say the majority of the growth is due to AI,” including “its heavy investment in generative AI and partnership with OpenAI,” said Shaolei Ren, a researcher at the University of California, Riverside who has been trying to calculate the environmental impact of generative AI products such as ChatGPT.

In a paper due to be published later this year, Ren’s team estimates ChatGPT gulps up 500 milliliters of water (close to what’s in a 16-ounce water bottle) every time you ask it a series of between 5 to 50 prompts or questions. The range varies depending on where its servers are located and the season. The estimate includes indirect water usage that the companies don’t measure — such as to cool power plants that supply the data centers with electricity.

[artificial-intelligence-blogs]

5 AI Predictions for 2025 That Are Actually Coming True

AI isn’t the future anymore — it’s the present. What many thought would take decades is now happening in real time. From creative tools to autonomous systems and ethical debates, AI is reshaping the world around us.

In this blog, let’s unpack 5 bold AI predictions that are actually coming true in 2025.

🔮 1. AI-Generated Content Dominating the Web

By 2025, over 50% of online content is estimated to be AI-generated — and we’re already seeing it happen.

Tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, MidJourney, DALL·E, and ElevenLabs are fueling a wave of AI-generated blogs, social posts, videos, and even music. Entire websites, newsletters, and YouTube channels are being run by a mix of human-AI collaboration or fully AI systems.

Why it matters: The lines between human and AI-created content are blurring, sparking debates on authenticity, plagiarism, and creativity.

🦾 2. AI Co-Pilots for Everyday Work

Back in 2020, experts predicted that by 2025, most professionals would rely on AI-powered assistants for daily tasks. That future is now here.

Microsoft’s Copilot, Notion AI, GrammarlyGO, and Canva’s Magic Studio have turned AI from a novelty into a productivity essential. From drafting emails to designing presentations and writing code, AI co-pilots are embedded in the apps we use daily.

Why it matters: This is changing how we work. People are being valued not just for what they can do — but for how effectively they can leverage AI tools.

🤖 3. AI-Generated Video and Virtual Influencers

AI-generated influencers and synthetic video creators were once a niche prediction. Today, virtual personalities like Lil Miquela and AI-generated TikTok stars are pulling in millions of views.

Platforms like Pika Labs, Runway, and Sora are making it possible to generate hyper-realistic AI videos from text prompts, disrupting video content creation.

Why it matters: The entertainment, advertising, and social media industries are rapidly adapting, and soon, you might follow influencers who don’t even exist.

⚖️ 4. Governments Moving to Regulate AI

Back in 2021, predictions warned that AI would evolve so fast by 2025 that governments would be forced to intervene — and it’s happening.

In 2024-2025, we’ve seen:

The EU’s AI Act being finalized

The US drafting national AI policy frameworks

Countries like India, Canada, and China proposing AI-specific laws

Why it matters: AI is now powerful enough to impact elections, economies, and personal freedoms. Regulation is no longer optional — it’s essential.

💡 5. The Race Toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

A few years ago, AGI — an AI with human-level reasoning and adaptability — felt like science fiction. Now, leaders like OpenAI, DeepMind, and Anthropic openly talk about AGI roadmaps.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 rumors, Google’s Gemini Ultra advancements, and Elon Musk’s xAI projects suggest we’re closer than expected.

Why it matters: This is arguably the most significant tech race of the 21st century. Whoever reaches AGI first could reshape economies, labor markets, and even geopolitical power balances.

📌 Final Thoughts

AI predictions for 2025 aren’t just ideas on paper — they’re unfolding right in front of us. From creative tools to regulatory battles and the AGI race, we’re living in one of the most transformative moments in tech history.

If you’re not paying attention to AI right now, you’re already behind.

[christianbale121]

AI Agent Development: A Complete Guide to Building Intelligent Digital Workers for 2025

As we move deeper into the age of artificial intelligence, the idea of "digital workers" is no longer futuristic fiction—it's fast becoming the backbone of modern enterprise productivity. AI agents, designed to think, learn, and act autonomously, are revolutionizing how we approach tasks in every industry. Whether you're in finance, healthcare, e-commerce, or customer support, AI agent development is shaping a new generation of intelligent assistants that operate 24/7, never miss a beat, and continuously evolve.

In this guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about building intelligent digital workers in 2025—from understanding what they are to building, deploying, and scaling them for real-world use cases.

What Are AI Agents?

AI agents are autonomous software programs capable of perceiving their environment, reasoning about it, and taking actions to achieve defined goals. Unlike traditional rule-based bots, these agents use machine learning (ML), natural language processing (NLP), and large language models (LLMs) to interact with users and systems intelligently.

They are built to be goal-oriented, context-aware, and continuously adaptive—making them ideal for automating repetitive, knowledge-based, and even creative tasks.

Why 2025 Is a Turning Point for AI Agents

2025 is set to be a breakthrough year for AI agent development due to:

Maturity of LLMs: Open-source and proprietary models (like GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini) have reached a level where they can reason, plan, and act with high accuracy.

Agentic Frameworks: Tools like LangChain, AutoGPT, CrewAI, and MetaGPT make it easier to build, chain, and coordinate multiple agents.

Enterprise Readiness: AI agents now integrate smoothly with business tools (CRM, ERP, HRMS), APIs, and databases.

Agent-as-a-Service models are emerging—offering plug-and-play digital workers.

Improved Guardrails: With AI safety frameworks and governance tools, businesses can now deploy agents with reduced risk.

Key Capabilities of AI Agents in 2025

Autonomous Task Execution: From sending emails to analyzing sales trends and generating reports.

Memory and Context Handling: Agents can retain user preferences, recall past interactions, and learn continuously.

Multi-Agent Collaboration: Teams of agents can coordinate like human teams—assigning tasks, verifying outputs, and improving efficiency.

Tool Use and Integration: Access external tools (e.g., browsers, databases, spreadsheets, APIs) to perform tasks.

Real-Time Decision Making: Instant analysis and response based on live data.

Human-in-the-Loop Options: Allow oversight and approval where necessary.

Real-World Use Cases of AI Agents

🏢 Enterprise Operations

HR Agents: Manage PTO, schedule interviews, onboard employees

Finance Agents: Automate budgeting, invoice tracking, expense reports

IT Agents: Troubleshoot tickets, perform system health checks

🛍 E-Commerce & Retail

Virtual Shopping Assistants

Inventory Management Agents

Customer Support Agents

🏥 Healthcare

Patient Intake Agents

Medical Coding Assistants

Personalized Wellness Agents

🛠 Project Management

Planning Assistants

Task Assignment and Monitoring

Estimation and Quotation Agents

How to Build an AI Agent in 2025: Step-by-Step

1. Define the Agent’s Role and Scope

Clarify what the agent needs to achieve. Is it answering queries? Managing workflows? Make it task-specific before expanding its capabilities.

2. Choose the Right Framework

Popular AI agent frameworks include:

LangChain: Modular framework for building LLM-powered agents.

AutoGPT: Experimental tool for fully autonomous agents.

CrewAI: Manage multi-agent teams with role-based behavior.

MetaGPT: Structured agent development with developer personas.

3. Pick a Language Model

Choose the LLM that best suits your needs:

OpenAI GPT-4 / GPT-4 Turbo

Google Gemini

Anthropic Claude

Mistral, Mixtral (open source)

Custom Private LLMs for sensitive data

4. Add Tool Access

Connect the agent with APIs, data sources, web browsers, or proprietary tools. Examples:

Zapier / Make for business workflows

SQL for database querying

Web search via SerpAPI or similar

5. Design Memory and Context Handling

Use vector databases like Pinecone, Weaviate, or FAISS for long-term memory and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).

6. Implement Guardrails and Safety

Set boundaries:

What can the agent access?

Where does human oversight come in?

Use tools like Rebuff, Guardrails AI, or internal moderation layers.

7. Test in a Simulated or Staged Environment

Run agents in sandbox mode to fine-tune logic and behavior before live deployment.

8. Deploy and Monitor

Use cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP. Monitor with observability tools for performance, safety, and task accuracy.

Challenges to Expect (and Solve)

Hallucination in LLMs: Mitigate with RAG, tool use, or rule-based fallback.

Latency Issues: Optimize by using lighter models or running on edge servers.

Security and Data Privacy: Use encryption, zero-trust APIs, and private LLMs.

Agent Coordination: Ensure agents don’t conflict with one another—introduce orchestration logic.

User Trust: Transparent behavior and explainability are key to adoption.

Future Outlook: What’s Next for AI Agents?

Agent Marketplaces: Like app stores—but for plug-and-play digital workers.

Self-Healing Agents: Capable of diagnosing and correcting their own issues.

Domain-Specific Agent Meshes: Distributed agents working together across business domains.

Voice-First and AR Interfaces: Agents will become more interactive and multimodal.

Final Thoughts

AI agent development in 2025 is not just about automation—it’s about building digital teammates that think, act, and evolve. These intelligent digital workers will redefine what it means to be productive in the modern world. Whether you're building your first agent or designing an enterprise-wide network of them, the time to start is now.

[annabelledarcie]

AI Agent Development Company Selection Guide: What You Need to Know

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) agents has transformed industries, streamlining business processes and enhancing customer experiences. Whether you are looking to integrate AI-driven automation into your operations or develop a sophisticated virtual assistant, selecting the right AI agent development company is crucial. This guide will help you navigate the selection process by outlining key considerations and best practices.

Understanding AI Agent Development

AI agents are software programs that can perform tasks autonomously based on data analysis, machine learning (ML), and natural language processing (NLP). These agents can be used in various applications, such as:

Chatbots and virtual assistants

Automated customer support

Data analytics and decision-making tools

Intelligent process automation

Personalized marketing solutions

Choosing the right AI development partner ensures that your AI solution is scalable, secure, and aligned with your business objectives.

Key Factors to Consider When Choosing an AI Agent Development Company

1. Expertise and Experience

Look for a company with proven expertise in AI technologies, ML, NLP, and deep learning. Review their past projects, case studies, and client testimonials to assess their experience in developing AI-driven solutions.

2. Technology Stack and Innovation

The company should be proficient in cutting-edge technologies such as:

Machine Learning frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn)

NLP tools (GPT, BERT, OpenAI APIs)

Cloud AI services (Google AI, AWS AI, Azure AI)

Big data and analytics platforms

Ensure that they use the latest tools and methodologies to keep your AI system future-proof.

3. Customization and Scalability

Your AI agent should be tailored to your unique business needs. The development company should offer flexible and scalable solutions that can adapt to evolving demands.

4. Security and Compliance

AI solutions must comply with industry standards and regulations. Check whether the company follows:

GDPR, HIPAA, and other data protection regulations

Secure AI development practices

Ethical AI principles to prevent biases and security vulnerabilities

5. Integration Capabilities

AI agents should seamlessly integrate with your existing business infrastructure, including CRM, ERP, cloud services, and third-party APIs. A company with experience in system integration ensures smooth deployment and minimal disruptions.

6. Support and Maintenance

Ongoing support is essential for AI models that require regular updates and improvements. Ensure that the company provides post-launch support, bug fixes, and performance monitoring services.

7. Cost and ROI

AI development costs vary based on complexity and features. Get a detailed cost estimate and evaluate the return on investment (ROI) potential. A well-planned AI solution should ultimately enhance efficiency and profitability.

Steps to Choose the Best AI Agent Development Company

Step 1: Define Your AI Requirements

Identify the specific tasks and problems your AI agent should address. Clearly outline your expectations and desired outcomes.

Step 2: Shortlist Potential Companies

Research and create a list of AI development companies that align with your needs. Check online reviews, industry rankings, and referrals.

Step 3: Evaluate Portfolio and Client Feedback

Examine their case studies and client testimonials to gauge their expertise. Request references from past clients for additional insights.

Step 4: Assess Technical Proficiency

Conduct a technical evaluation by discussing the company’s approach, methodologies, and preferred technology stack.

Step 5: Compare Pricing and Contract Terms

Request detailed proposals from shortlisted firms. Compare pricing structures, contract terms, and project timelines to make an informed decision.

Step 6: Schedule a Pilot Project

Before committing to a long-term contract, consider starting with a small pilot project. This helps evaluate the company’s capabilities in real-world applications.

Conclusion

Selecting the right AI agent development company requires careful evaluation of expertise, technology stack, security measures, and scalability. By following this guide, you can find a trusted AI partner to build a powerful AI-driven solution that meets your business needs. With the right AI development team, you can harness the full potential of artificial intelligence to drive innovation and efficiency.

[himanitech]

"How to Build a Thriving Career in AI Chatbots: Skills, Jobs & Salaries"

Career Scope in AI Chatbots 🚀

AI chatbots are transforming industries by improving customer service, automating tasks, and enhancing user experiences. With businesses increasingly adopting AI-powered chatbots, the demand for chatbot professionals is growing rapidly.

1. High Demand Across Industries

AI chatbots are used in multiple industries, creating diverse job opportunities: ✅ E-commerce & Retail: Customer support, order tracking, personalized recommendations. ✅ Healthcare: Virtual assistants, symptom checkers, appointment scheduling. ✅ Banking & Finance: Fraud detection, account inquiries, financial advisory bots. ✅ Education: AI tutors, interactive learning assistants. ✅ IT & SaaS: Automated troubleshooting, helpdesk bots. ✅ Telecom & Hospitality: Handling customer queries, booking services.

🔹 Future Growth: The chatbot market is expected to reach $15 billion+ by 2028, with AI-powered assistants becoming an essential part of digital transformation.

2. Career Opportunities & Job Roles

There are various job roles in AI chatbot development:

🔹 Technical Roles

1️⃣ Chatbot Developer – Builds and integrates chatbots using frameworks like Dialogflow, Rasa, IBM Watson, etc. 2️⃣ NLP Engineer – Develops AI models for intent recognition, sentiment analysis, and language processing. 3️⃣ Machine Learning Engineer – Works on deep learning models to improve chatbot intelligence. 4️⃣ AI/Conversational AI Engineer – Focuses on developing AI-driven conversational agents. 5️⃣ Software Engineer (AI/ML) – Builds and maintains chatbot APIs and backend services.

🔹 Non-Technical Roles

6️⃣ Conversational UX Designer – Designs chatbot dialogues and user-friendly conversations. 7️⃣ AI Product Manager – Manages chatbot development projects and aligns AI solutions with business goals. 8️⃣ AI Consultant – Advises companies on integrating AI chatbots into their systems.

3. Salary & Career Growth

Salaries depend on experience, location, and company. Here’s a rough estimate:

Chatbot Developer salaries in India

The estimated total pay for a Chatbot Developer is ₹8,30,000 per year, with an average salary of ₹6,30,000 per year. This number represents the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users.

🔹 Freelancing & Consulting: Many chatbot developers also earn through freelance projects on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and Toptal.

4. Skills Needed for a Career in AI Chatbots

✅ Technical Skills

Programming: Python, JavaScript, Node.js

NLP Libraries: spaCy, NLTK, TensorFlow, PyTorch

Chatbot Platforms: Google Dialogflow, Rasa, IBM Watson, Microsoft Bot Framework

APIs & Integrations: RESTful APIs, database management

Cloud Services: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure

✅ Soft Skills

Problem-solving & analytical thinking

Communication & UX design

Continuous learning & adaptability

5. Future Trends & Opportunities

The future of AI chatbots looks promising with emerging trends: 🚀 AI-powered Chatbots & GPT Models – Advanced conversational AI like Chat GPT will enhance user interactions. 🤖 Multimodal Chatbots – Bots will handle voice, text, and image inputs. 📈 Hyper-Personalization – AI chatbots will become more human-like, understanding emotions and preferences. 🔗 Integration with IoT & Metaverse – Smart chatbots will assist in virtual environments and connected devices.

6. How to Start Your Career in AI Chatbots?

🔹 Learn AI & NLP basics through courses on Coursera, Udemy, edX. 🔹 Work on projects and contribute to open-source chatbot frameworks. 🔹 Gain practical experience via internships, freelancing, or hackathons. 🔹 Build a strong portfolio and apply for chatbot-related jobs.

Conclusion

A career in AI chatbots is highly rewarding, with increasing demand, competitive salaries, and opportunities for growth. Whether you’re a developer, AI engineer, or UX designer, chatbots offer a wide range of career paths.

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[nnctales]

Can I Use ChatGPT as a Construction Assistant?

The construction industry, like many others, has started to embrace the tremendous potential of artificial intelligence (AI). As part of this shift, industry professionals are increasingly asking: “Can I use AI like OpenAI’s ChatGPT as a construction assistant?” The answer is not only a resounding ‘yes’ but also that this technology can offer significant benefits. First, let’s understand what…

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OpenAI aims to triple its revenue next year. The plan is simple: make you pay more

The company aims to achieve revenue in 2025 that is four times that of 2024. To do so, it not only wants to attract more users but also make those users pay more. The projection is even more striking for 2029: they want to end that year with $100 billion in revenue.

AI is going to turn OpenAI into an absolute giant, or so the company hopes. Data and projections about a spectacular future for the company keep emerging. The expectations and hype — which are just that — come at a perfect time for Sam Altman’s team, as they are closing a new colossal round of funding. So, raising estimates is an expected but risky move.

OpenAI is very optimistic. As reported by Reuters, sources close to the company have revealed the revenue projections OpenAI has for the coming years. This estimate is being shared with potential investors. The goal: to attract them and have them participate in the massive $6.5 billion funding round expected to close soon. The revenue numbers are staggering and suggest absolutely spectacular business growth:

2023: $700 million

2024: $3.7 billion (estimated)

2025: $11.6 billion (estimated)

2029: $100 billion (estimated)

OpenAI outlines a bold restructuring: ditching the control of its non-profit organization, according to Reuters.

Things seem to be going well. As revealed by The New York Times, OpenAI’s monthly revenue reached $300 million in August. That represents a 1,700% growth compared to early 2023, when its commercial offerings were much more limited and ChatGPT had only just taken off. Even so, this revenue suggests that annual earnings in 2024 could reach around $3.7 billion.

What about losses? Despite these revenues, OpenAI’s costs are even more enormous. In fact, the company is expected to lose around $5 billion despite its income. The infrastructure (servers, energy), salaries, and the cost of renting offices and facilities are the main components of this expense. Stock-based employee compensation is not included, and these documents do not clearly explain how much money the company is losing.

More funding rounds in the future. The leaked data also suggests that OpenAI might need to organize additional investment rounds next year. The reason is clear: their expenses will grow in parallel with the anticipated growth in the number of users and services.

350 million monthly users (from free ChatGPT). OpenAI’s user base has grown considerably, and according to those documents, it now has around 350 million users. This figure refers to those using the free version of ChatGPT, as it’s estimated that only about 10 million users pay the $20 monthly subscription for ChatGPT Plus or other paid platform offerings, like the API. More than a million independent developers use OpenAI’s technology to offer their own services.

I want to earn more, so I’ll raise (a lot) the prices. These revenue projections have a reason behind them: OpenAI will raise prices. According to documents revealed by The New York Times, the subscription price will increase by two dollars at the end of the year, but that will only be the start of a rise that will see the current $20 subscription cost $44 in five years.

In 2029, OpenAI will make $100 billion. At least, that’s the other big projection cited in the documents, suggesting that in five years, 2024’s revenue will multiply by 27, reaching $100 billion. That’s the same amount Nestlé makes today, with a market capitalization of $260 billion.

New (more expensive) models on the horizon? Raising prices may not be enough to meet these goals. For example, the recent launch of o1 didn’t seem to attract much attention, and its results in several scenarios have been criticized for not being good enough to justify costing six times more than GPT-4. A potential GPT-5 or the intriguing voice options — whose demos were really promising — might certainly attract more users. However, for now, there are a lot of uncertainties. Those new features could also serve as the perfect excuse for OpenAI to gradually raise the service’s price.

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Microsoft Phi-3 Small Language Model, Big Impact

A New Era in Language Models

The training of large language models has posed significant challenges. Researchers have been striving to create more efficient, cost-effective, and offline-capable language models. After considerable effort, a promising solution has emerged.

Introducing the Microsoft Phi-3 mini, a revolutionary language model trained on 3.3 trillion tokens. This compact powerhouse, developed by the Microsoft research team, is not only lightweight and cost-effective but also highly functional.

The Evolution from Large to Small Language Models

Training large AI models requires vast amounts of data and computing resources. For instance, training the GPT-4 language model is estimated to have cost $21 million over three months. While GPT-4 is powerful enough to perform complex reasoning tasks, it is often overkill for simpler applications, like generating sales content or serving as a sales chatbot.

Microsoft's Approach with Phi-3 Mini

The Microsoft Phi-3 family of open models introduces the most capable small language model (SLM) yet. With 3.8 billion parameters and training on 3.3 trillion tokens, the Phi-3 mini is more powerful than many larger language models.

Microsoft claims that the Phi-3 mini offers an optimal, cost-efficient solution for a wide range of functions. It excels in tasks such as document summarization, knowledge retrieval, and content generation for social media. Moreover, the Phi-3 mini's standard API is available for developers to integrate into their applications, broadening its potential uses.

Performance Compared to Larger Models

Microsoft's Phi-3 small language models outperform other models of similar or larger sizes in key tests. In Retrieval-Augmented Generation tests, the Phi-3 mini outperformed even models twice its size.

Additionally, Microsoft plans to release more models in the Phi-3 family, including the Phi-3-small (7 billion parameters) and Phi-3-medium (14 billion parameters), both of which surpass larger models like GPT-3.5T. These models will be available on Microsoft Azure AI Model Catalog, Hugging Face, and Ollama.

Safety and Responsible AI

The Phi-3 models are developed with a strong focus on responsible AI practices. They adhere to Microsoft's Responsible AI Standard, which emphasizes accountability, transparency, fairness, reliability, safety, privacy, security, and inclusiveness.

Microsoft has implemented stringent safety measures for Phi-3 models, including comprehensive evaluations, red-teaming to identify risks, and adhering to security guidelines. These steps ensure that Phi models are developed, tested, and deployed responsibly.

Opening New Horizons of Capability

The Phi-3 AI models offer unique features and capabilities, making them applicable in various areas:

Resource-Constrained Environments: Suitable for environments with limited computational resources, including on-device and offline scenarios.

Latency-Sensitive Applications: Ideal for real-time processing or interactive systems due to their lower latency.

Cost-Conscious Use Cases: Provide a cost-effective solution for tasks with simpler requirements.

Compute-Limited Inference: Designed for compute-limited environments, optimized for cross-platform availability using ONNX Runtime.

Customization and Fine-Tuning: Easier to fine-tune or customize for specific applications, enhancing adaptability.

Analytical Tasks: Strong reasoning and logic capabilities make it suitable for processing large text content.

Agriculture and Rural Areas: Valuable in sectors like agriculture, where internet access may be limited, improving efficiency and accessibility.

Collaborative Solutions: Organizations like ITC leverage Phi-3 models in collaborative projects to enhance efficiency and accuracy.

Discovering the Phi-3 Small Language Model

Explore the potential of this advanced technology by visiting the Azure AI Playground. The Phi-3 AI model is also available on the Hugging Chat playground. Harness the power of this efficient AI model on Azure AI Studio.

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Chatbot Revolution: Transformative Journey to a $1.4 Billion Healthcare Market by 2024

The healthcare chatbot market is on the brink of reaching a substantial valuation, projected to reach US$ 1.4 billion by 2024. The growth is primarily driven by the burgeoning interest and insights surrounding the healthcare chatbot market. The trend is anticipated to open doors to new opportunities within the market, with a projected CAGR of 23.9% from 2024 to 2034. By 2034, the market is poised to soar to an estimated total valuation of around US$ 12.2 billion.

Healthcare chatbots have revolutionized the accessibility and efficiency of healthcare services, offering a range of benefits that contribute to improved patient experiences and streamlined healthcare processes. These intelligent conversational agents operate 24/7, providing patients with continuous access to healthcare information and services. Patients can seek assistance, ask questions, and receive personalized guidance at any time, eliminating the constraints of traditional office hours and lengthy queues.

One significant advantage of healthcare chatbots is their ability to reduce healthcare costs. Chatbots streamline administrative processes by automating routine tasks such as appointment scheduling, billing inquiries, and basic symptom assessments. This automation enhances operational efficiency and frees up valuable time for healthcare professionals. With routine tasks handled by chatbots, healthcare professionals can focus on more complex and critical patient needs, ultimately improving the overall quality of care.

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Healthcare chatbots play a vital role in bridging the gap in healthcare access, particularly in underserved areas with limited medical facilities. By providing remote assistance and information, chatbots enable individuals in remote or rural locations to access healthcare resources and receive basic medical advice without needing physical travel. This can potentially improve health outcomes in areas with limited traditional healthcare access.

Healthcare chatbots leverage patient data and AI algorithms to deliver personalized healthcare services. By collecting and analyzing patient information, these chatbots can offer tailored recommendations, preventive care tips, and reminders for medication adherence. This personalized approach enhances patient engagement and empowers individuals to take proactive steps toward better health outcomes.

Key Takeaways from the Market Study

The market valuation in 2023 was US$ 1.2 billion.

Based on component, software is expected to dominate at a market share of 62% in 2024.

China is estimated to register at a CAGR of 24.4% by 2034.

Australia experiences significant growth, projected at a CAGR of 27.4% by 2034.

“Chatbots help to improve patient engagement by making it easier for patients to communicate with their healthcare providers and is considered as the market trend of the healthcare chatbot market,” opines Sudip Saha, managing director at Future Market Insights (FMI) analyst.

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Competitive Landscape

The healthcare chatbot industry boasts a substantial array of market participants. Research and development play a pivotal role among these players, primarily focusing on introducing eco-friendly product lines as a core aspect of their manufacturing endeavors. Furthermore, they employ various expansion strategies, including collaborations, mergers and acquisitions, and diligent exploration of regulatory approvals to bolster their market presence.

Some of the key developments are

In September 2023, HealthTap, a leading virtual healthcare provider delivering quality, affordable primary care across the U.S., launched a new version of its Dr.A.I.™ feature, a pre-appointment patient interview experience powered GPT-4.

In June 2022, AI-powered health platform Buoy Health announced several exciting updates to its ongoing diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) efforts, including a recently awarded grant from the AWS Health Equity Initiative in recognition of LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

These developments further underscore Buoy’s mission to create more inclusive and accessible health solutions for everyone—especially those in underserved groups—by crafting personalized, holistic paths to care.

Key Companies Profiled

Your.MD Ltd.

HealthTap Inc.

Sensely Inc.

Buoy Health Inc.

Infermedica

Babylon Healthcare Service Limited

Baidu Inc.

Ada Digital Health Ltd.

PACT Care BV

Woebot Labs Inc.

GYANT.Com Inc.

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Key Segments of Healthcare Chatbots Industry Survey

By Component:

Software

Services

By Application:

Appointment Scheduling

Symptom Checking

Medication Assistance & Guidance

Others

By Deployment:

On-premise

Cloud

By End-user:

Patients

Insurance companies

Healthcare providers

Others

By Region:

North America

Latin America

Western Europe

Eastern Europe

South Asia and Pacific

East Asia

The Middle East & Africa

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There is something worth noting, although it's too complex for the innumerate Discourse.

Inference is very cheap when put into perspective: a query costs less energy by far than running a car for one second.

Training is where all of the energy goes. Training GPT-4 cost an estimated 50 GwH of power, and last year the USA generated about 4100 TwH of power, so that's 0.001% of the energy output.

Each generation so far has scaled hardware by a factor of 50, so GPT-5 (already rumored to be training or trained) would be about 0.06% of the USA's energy output, GPT-6 would be 3% of the USA's energy output, and GPT-7 would consume more energy than the rest of the USA put together.

Obviously there will be pressure (political and monetary) to make future iterations more energy-efficient (and chips will probably be a tighter bottleneck than electricity), and I doubt the GPT-7 extrapolation, but anyone able to project a few years into the future will note that GPT-6 (plus its competitors!) should in fact have nontrivial impacts on energy usage.

Absolutely hate that the "It consumes an unsustainable amount of energy" criticism of blockchain (valid, though becoming less so as everything in that sphere switches over to proof of stake) got transposed without thought or modification onto AI, where it's completely fucking nonsensical

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What are the best AI code tools in Software Development For 2023?

AI coding tools are becoming standard practice for many developers. Discover which code generators are best for creating high-quality code with the help of artificial intelligence. One of the most recent advances in natural language processing by the emergence of large language models (LLMs) built using vast datasets with enormous amounts of data. Several LLMs are available, such as Google's BERT and OpenAI's GPT-2 and GPT-3. With these suggested new models, it is possible to generate everything from simple essays to actual financial models.

The use of AI in the software industry has greatly impacted the software development process. It helps the developer in various ways, such as automating the development process, finding bugs and errors in the coding, and making decisions about adding certain features to particular software. However, developers shouldn't think of losing jobs in the future in the software development industry because AI still requires various experiences, abilities, and skills to execute a program.

The Rise of AI in Software Development

These past decade has witnessed significant advances in AI and machine learning technologies. These many advances have opened up new opportunities for automating and optimizing various tasks in software development, such as code completion, bug detection, code refactoring, and more. With the increasing complexity of software systems, adopting AI tools has become essential for developers to manage the growing demands and challenges in the software development life cycle.

Benefits of Artificial Intelligence In Software Development

1. Making Bugs and error identification easier

With the help of AI tools, it's easier to find bugs and errors, and you have to scan every line of the code to know where the problem lies. It is a highly time-consuming and tedious process that every software developer dreads. Artificial intelligence helps advance coding by finding bugs and errors instantly and correcting them.

AI makes it easier for the developer to avoid the brain's tedious process of searching executable files by initiating an automated diagnosis that quickly finds and fixes bugs. Developers also integrate Machine Learning algorithms to improve testing results and provide quality output.

2. Strengthen Data Security

A developer must recognize data security as a crucial property in software development. The data is collected and transferred from various software and network sensors, making it challenging for cybersecurity experts to investigate every activity.

An unnoticed crack can pose a greater risk to the software and make it useless. So, software development companies use AI that helps them investigate irregularities through Machine Learning to prevent alerts, warnings, and false notifications.

3. AI Helps You in Strategic Decision-Making

The developers face the dilemma of the decision-making process regarding certain product features. They often need clarification about what to ignore and include in certain software to have a greater impact.

Machine Learning AI solves these oscillation factors by analyzing past development projects and improving the existing software based on the results. Thus, AI makes software development easier and provides better results.

4. AI Provides You with an Accurate Estimate

A developer needs stringent planning to estimate software development accurately regarding time, cost, and labor. It would help if you had high expertise to gauge these things accurately, and still, you will feel at risk of misjudging the estimates.

However, AI offers the best solution to avoid such uncertainty by analyzing past data and projects and similarities in the statistics. AI provides accurate project estimates through predictive analytics that makes your work easier.

AI coding tools are becoming standard practice for many developers. Discover which code generators are best for creating high-quality code with the help of artificial intelligence.

One of the most recent advances in natural language processing by the emergence of large language models (LLMs) built using vast datasets with enormous amounts of data. Several LLMs are available, such as Google's BERT and OpenAI's GPT-2 and GPT-3. With these suggested new models, it is possible to generate everything from simple essays to actual financial models.

The use of AI in the software industry has greatly impacted the software development process. It helps the developer in various ways, such as automating the development process, finding bugs and errors in the coding, and making decisions about adding certain features to particular software.

However, developers shouldn't think of losing jobs in the future in the software development industry because AI still requires various experiences, abilities, and skills to execute a program.

Best AI code tools in Software Development

OpenAI Codex

OpenAI Codex is the model based on GPT-3 that powers GitHub Copilot - a tool from GitHub to generate code within mainstream development environments, including VS Code, Neovim, JetBrains, and even in the cloud with GitHub Codespaces. It claims to write code in at least a dozen languages, including JavaScript, Go, Perl, PHP, Ruby, Swift and TypeScript, and even BASH. its a new  model is trained on billions of lines of code available in the public domain, such as GitHub repositories.

Tabnine

While Tabnine is not an end-to-end code generator, it puts the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) auto-completion feature on steroids. Developed in Rust by Jacob Jackson While he was an understudy at the College of Waterloo Tabnine has evolved into a fully-fledged, AI-based code completion tool.

The Tabnine man-made intelligence code finish arrangement takes your efficiency to a higher level by consolidating a state of the art public code model with an exact tweaked calculation. This all-language code consummation collaborator continually learns.your team's codes, patterns, and preferences and, as a result, offers business-level solutions.

Each time a colleague utilizes this application to use it., the accuracy of this code completion increases. Also, developer teams can get standardized code and alignment using the tool.

ChatGPT

Created by OpenAI, the AI ​​chatbot ChatGPT has become hugely popular, and finding different ways to use it has become a major trend. ChatGPT can broaden its contextual awareness and sound very human-like by taking advantage of transformers. It has a wider scope of responses and can even generate code. But just like with any other AI tool, ChatGPT code might include bugs, be difficult to maintain, including security vulnerabilities, and so on. As already mentioned, AI code tools are still no replacement for human developers, even if they could by  be incredibly helpful in speeding up the process.

GitHub

GitHub Copilot is one of the best AI coding assistants on the market today. Designed to help developers craft high-quality code more efficiently, Copilot is driven by the OpenAI Codex language model, which is trained on natural language text and draws insights from a vast pool of public code. This smart tool can suggest entire lines of code, complete functions, write comments, and even assist in debugging and spotting potential security issues..

Amazon CodeWhisperer is an innovative code generator powered by machine learning, designed to assist developers by offering real-time code recommendations directly within their IDE. It's trained on a vast dataset of open-source code and can suggest anything from snippets to full functions based on comments and existing code.

The device upholds different programming dialects and is compatible with several IDEs, including JetBrains IDEs, Visual Studio Code, AWS Cloud9, and more. CodeWhisperer boosts productivity by automating repetitive tasks and promotes the creation of precise and secure code by providing suggestions based on up-to-date industry standards. It's a valuable resource for developers aiming to be more efficient, accurate, and secure in their coding endeavors.

 PyCharm

PyCharm is a JetBrains AI code completion tool that provides developers with intelligent code completion capabilities. This tool supports various programming languages ​​like Java, Python, and JavaScript. PyCharm is well regarded for its accuracy and can help developers reduce the time spent on coding tasks.

Bug Detection and Code Quality Analysis

Bug detection and code quality analysis are essential aspects of software development that help ensure application reliability, maintainability, and security. AI-driven tools for detecting bugs and analyzing code quality can significantly improve these processes by automating the detection of potential issues and providing actionable insights to developers. This section will discuss popular AI-based bug detection and code quality analysis tools, such as DeepCode, Infer, and SonarLint, and explain their benefits and features.

Conclusion

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Man-made brainpower (computer-based intelligence) has advanced into programming improvement, offering a scope of incredible assets that can assist engineers with coding more efficiently. In this blog entry, we have investigated various simulated intelligence-driven instruments to help designers improve the product, such as code completion and prediction, bug detection and code quality analysis, automatic code refactoring, code review assistance, and automated testing.

The rise of AI-driven tools in the software development landscape is a game-changer for developers, enabling them to work smarter. By embracing and integrating these AI tools into their development processes, developers can save time and effort and improve the quality, reliability, and maintainability of their software applications. As AI continues to advance, we can expect even more sophisticated and powerful tools to emerge, further revolutionizing how developers approach their work and pushing the boundaries of what's possible in software development.

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