#chatgpt tester

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ChatGPT Tester – Free AI Writing Checker | ZeroGPT

Use ZeroGPT’s ChatGPT Tester to check if your content was written by AI. This free tool detects if ChatGPT or other AI systems generated your text. Just paste and click for fast results. Whether you’re reviewing essays, blogs, or messages, our tester gives a simple yes or no. Designed for students, teachers, and professionals, the ChatGPT Tester helps ensure originality. Start detecting with ZeroGPT—easy, fast, and always free.

[zerogpt36]

Empowering Content Verification with Zerogpt: Your Ultimate AI Text Checker

In an era where technology pervades every aspect of our lives, distinguishing between human and AI-generated content has become increasingly challenging. From news articles to social media posts, the prevalence of AI-driven writing tools raises questions about the authenticity and reliability of online content. Enter Zerogpt, the pioneering brand revolutionizing content verification with its advanced AI text checker. Whether you're a journalist, educator, or business professional, Zerogpt empowers you to determine with confidence whether a piece of text was written by a human or generated by an AI algorithm.

Navigating the Landscape of AI-Generated Content

The rise of AI-driven writing tools has transformed the landscape of content creation, offering unprecedented speed and efficiency in generating written text. While these tools can be valuable resources for content creators, they also pose challenges in verifying the authenticity and reliability of the content they produce. With AI algorithms becoming increasingly sophisticated, it has become more difficult to discern whether a piece of text was authored by a human or generated by an AI.

Introducing Zerogpt: Your Trusted AI Text Checker

Zerogpt emerges as a beacon of clarity in the realm of content verification, offering a comprehensive solution for determining whether a piece of text was written by a human or generated by an AI algorithm. At the heart of Zerogpt lies its advanced AI text checker, which leverages cutting-edge machine learning algorithms and natural language processing techniques to analyze text and identify signs of AI involvement. Whether you're a journalist fact-checking an article, an educator assessing student submissions, or a business professional verifying the authenticity of online content, Zerogpt provides you with the tools you need to make informed decisions with confidence.

ChatGPT Tester: Unveiling Zerogpt's Capabilities

Central to Zerogpt's AI text checker is its innovative ChatGPT Tester, which enables users to analyze text and determine whether it exhibits characteristics consistent with human or AI-generated writing. By examining linguistic patterns, syntactic structures, and semantic clues present in the text, Zerogpt's ChatGPT tester provides users with real-time feedback on the authenticity of written content. Whether you're assessing the credibility of a news article, evaluating the quality of a research paper, or reviewing social media posts, Zerogpt's ChatGPT tester empowers you to navigate the complexities of content verification with ease and confidence.

AI Check Text: Ensuring Authenticity and Reliability

In addition to its ChatGPT tester, Zerogpt offers a comprehensive AI check text feature that enables users to assess the authenticity and reliability of written content. By analyzing various linguistic features and stylistic elements, Zerogpt evaluates the quality and coherence of the text, providing users with a comprehensive assessment of its authenticity. Whether you're concerned about the potential for AI-generated text in your work or seeking to verify the credibility of online content, Zerogpt's AI check text feature ensures that your content remains authentic, credible, and trustworthy.

How to Check if AI Wrote This - Zerogpt's Solution

With the ever-expanding influence of AI in content creation, verifying the authenticity of written text has become a pressing concern. The keyword "check if AI wrote this" encapsulates the growing need for tools and solutions that can discern between human and AI-generated content. Zerogpt stands at the forefront of addressing this challenge, offering innovative technology and advanced algorithms to empower users to determine with confidence whether a piece of text was authored by a human or generated by an AI. Leveraging cutting-edge machine learning and natural language processing techniques, Zerogpt provides a reliable solution for ensuring content integrity in an increasingly digitized world.

GPT Finder: Identifying AI Involvement

Zerogpt's GPT finder feature is designed to identify and analyze text generated by AI algorithms, enabling users to determine whether a piece of text was authored by a human or generated by an AI. By leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and linguistic analysis techniques, Zerogpt's GPT finder provides users with valuable insights into the origins of written content. Whether you're a content creator striving for authenticity or a business professional seeking to ensure the credibility of your brand messaging, Zerogpt's GPT Finder empowers you to verify the authenticity of written communication with confidence and clarity.

Conclusion: Embrace the Future of Content Verification with Zerogpt

As the prevalence of AI-driven writing tools continues to grow, the need for reliable content verification solutions has never been more pressing. With its advanced AI text checker and innovative features like ChatGPT tester and GPT finder, Zerogpt empowers users to navigate the complexities of content verification with ease and confidence. Whether you're a journalist, educator, or business professional, Zerogpt provides you with the tools you need to ensure the authenticity and reliability of written content in an increasingly digital world. Embrace the future of content verification with Zerogpt and unlock new possibilities for authentic and meaningful communication.

[zerogpt3]

An AI Detector is a tool that uses a vast datasets of information to determine whether a piece of text is genuinely human-writtten or if it's AI-generated.

[fayesemblemring]

Lately because of my job I have to reluctantly use Gemini for the sake of testing it (for context I work as a mobile QA tester. Not gonna say any more than that because I'm a big fan of not doxxing myself) and after having to repeatedly try it for days I started noticing a couple of things.

First things first: When critics say genAI is basically just a fancy autocomplete, that is a huge understatement.

Since my tests consist of giving it various prompts and making sure the answers are correct, I had to look closely at the answers. And aside from bugs like it randomly coughing up words in Russian which I mean, that's what I'm there to help fix, I started noticing quickly that a lot of the responses are basically identical.

Sure, the context may vary depending on what exactly I ask it, but the phrases? The ways of speech? They're basically the same. Hell, sometimes it reuses entire paragraphs.

And to be clear, it's not like tendencies or patterns of an actual human writer. Rather it's like it takes a preexisting module of the response and just adds the appropriate words to make it make sense.

And sure, bugs aside it's technically correct, but at the same time it's eerily uncanny because no human genuinely writes like this all the time. Again, it's a fancy autocomplete, nothing more. It's like writing an essay by picking the suggested words from the phone and have it just happen to make sense somehow.

When you realize what genAI actually is and recognize the patterns... well, that's a hell of a lot less impressive than what all the techbros make it out to be, right?

Which leads to my second point- Ironically, now that I've been forced to use it repeatedly, I'm not afraid of genAI replacing writers and artists. Not anymore.

I've heard a few people say that there is no genuine threat of genAI replacing authors and essays or students passing by submitted works generated with it because genAI... can't actually write.

I was skeptical of this at first- after all, capitalism loves prioritizing cutting costs over quality (nevermind the sheer amount of electricity this thing wastes but I digress), so why would companies care as long as it's passable?

But honestly, I think I get it now.

Remember, I noticed entire paragraphs and sections being practically copypasted, and this is only after a few short responses. And I haven't study a thing about academic writing or linguistics, most I've done is write fanfiction whenever the planets happen to align.

Can you imagine having Gemini, ChatGPT or whatever write a book or heck, even an entire novel and trying to get it published into mainstream? It'd immediately get clocked out and laughed at like it rightfully deserves.

Now, I'm not naive. Again, capitalism. Companies will keep shoving genAI down our throats as long as they can get away with it (especially since they now have employees "correct" the generated works which is more work than having them make it from scratch. Best possible system amirite?)... but at the same time the fact they keep pushing it this aggressively says a lot, doesn't it?

genAI is already starting to cannibalizing itself. Ironically, by now plagiarizing those works it already made by plagiarizing actual artists and writers and now pollute the Internet. And considering how much electricity it costs to keep these things running...

Well. I'm no financial expert, but all these aggressive tactics sure sound like sunken cost fallacy, don't they?

Just saying. If this was a thing people actually wanted or used, every tech company under the sun wouldn't practically force us to use it (always opt-out of course, never opt-in) with increasingly hidden buttons to turn it off. Microsoft wouldn't passive-aggressively announce Edge now having genAI features with "Resistance is futile". Musk wouldn't feel the need to slap a button under every art post on Twitter to plagiarize it with its genAI and then pretend those original works were also generated with it.

It'd be a feature like any other, with no need to push it so aggressively. This reads more like "please, please you HAVE to use our genAI, we wasted millions on this", because just like NFTs, they've always been a pyramid scheme. This one was just better at hiding it and appeal to the average person. Ironically, I think they of all people know they can't push this for long the most.

I still despise genAI for everything it represents- the wastefulness and disregard for the environment, the confusing buzzwords of the techbros who are in love with it and most of all, the utter contempt and lack of respect society has for artists, writers and anyone who has done any kind of creative work- and I truly think it can't die soon enough.

But having to use it so much for work ironically gave me confidence it will die someday. It's not even a hope, more like the logical conclusion.

Because genAI is not the future, is not an exciting new technology, is not revolutionary and most importantly is not a replacement for artists and writers.

It's just a fancy autocomplete.

[wageronancap]

Extremely lukewarm take: AI is neither a silver bullet solution to every problem to ever exist, nor is it the literal spawn of the antichrist -- it is a tool, and like all tools, can be used appropriately under the right conditions to great effect, or misused to great harm.

I've done some experiments with ChatGPT, and admittedly I've had a lot of fun. Detailed stories beyond the break.

I started with a statistical probability problem I knew how to describe but didn't know the math to calculate myself -- I'd just watched a number of engineering YouTube videos involving marble runs like Wintergaten, Engineezy, etc, and I wanted to know in a very limited, extremely controlled circumstance, how long could a device go before it "missed" -- before a ball that was supposed to be on a track, wasn't actually there because the reload mechanic is the random element. I gave ChatGPT a very involved prompt and regrettably I don't have it saved, but I was stupendously impressed with how it didn't need clarity from me -- it correctly interpreted the prompt, laid down some additional baseline assumptions, and then just did the math. Which honestly I expected -- computers are really good at counting. I was more pleased the AI had understood the prompt.

Later I asked to play a text-based version of XCOM 2 with the serial numbers filed off and then a Star Trek TNG-style bridge commander game. While the difficulty was too easy and it can lose track of a large cast of characters on occasion, it overall was very fun.

I also fed it a D&D 3.5 monster description and a fairly detailed character concept and it put meat on the bones (the finality of names is the bane of my existence as a worldbuilder); it even helped generate the leadership of a cult that serves the monster-character, and did so in the span of seconds -- it was able to take a concept and drum up roleplay-ready content on demand; content that would have taken me hours to develop by hand.

I recently used ChatGPT to test an item from the 2024 D&D release and immediately realized Chat's true strength for D&D as a balance tester. It is fabulously easy to import stat blocks (or homebrew non-OGL blocks) and just crunch a lot of trials to see the results.

Which led me to revisit an encounter I actually ran myself by hand some years ago -- a Warforged Titan against a Tyrannosaurus Rex. In my "canon" encounter, the tyrannosaurus went blow for blow for about four rounds before landing a critical hit and executing the titan -- a fucking epic brawl with an incredible finish on the fifth round.

I ran the same encounter with ChatGPT 100 times just now and realized just how anomalous my version of the encounter was:

Like, that's cool as fuck to be able to test, analyze, tweak, and retest without sinking a massive amount of time into playtesting, because the computer can play way faster than we fleshlings can -- and I can tune an encounter to give the feel I want it to impart to the players while still leaving room for players to innovate and surprise me as game master.

There are many things about my life I haven't dropped into the AI because it's not a counselor or therapist, it's not a financial advisor, it's not a friend -- it's a rock we put lightning into and taught to count, and it's really good at counting. It's even halfway decent at just helping make an entertaining story.

But it's not The Solution to Life The Universe And Everything.

[asc27]

Rivoluzionare l’AI? Fatto. Ecco Vitruvian-1, l’intelligenza artificiale di nuova generazione tutta italiana!

Dimenticate tutto ciò che pensavate di sapere sull’intelligenza artificiale. Oggi vi presentiamo qualcosa di diverso, qualcosa che va oltre le semplici chatbot o i modelli giganteschi: #Vitruvian-1 è finalmente operativo!

Non si tratta solo di un nuovo modello AI, ma di un vero e proprio cambio di paradigma per l’Europa. Sviluppato da ASC27 s.r.l., Vitruvian-1 è un concentrato di innovazione con capacità di reasoning avanzato, progettato e allenato interamente in Italia. Un modello da 14 miliardi di parametri che non teme di affrontare le sfide più complesse in ambiti come matematica, fisica, medicina, diritto e molto altro.

Perché Vitruvian-1?

Il nome non è casuale. Vitruvian-1 prende ispirazione dall'Uomo Vitruviano di Leonardo da Vinci, simbolo del genio italiano e della perfetta armonia tra arte e scienza. Oggi, circa 500 anni dopo, quella stessa ambizione si traduce in un modello AI capace di portare l'Italia e l'Europa al centro della rivoluzione tecnologica globale.

Non è solo una questione di potenza bruta. In un mondo dominato da modelli giganteschi come ChatGPT, Claude o LLaMA, Vitruvian-1 dimostra che l'efficienza e la capacità di ragionamento contano più delle dimensioni. Abbiamo scelto la via dell’agilità e dell’efficienza, creando un modello che sa pensare in modo strutturato, offrendo soluzioni concrete a problemi complessi.

Cosa rende unico Vitruvian-1?

Non è un semplice chatbot: Vitruvian-1 non è progettato per chiacchierare o intrattenere. È un motore di ragionamento avanzato pensato per risolvere problemi reali.

Competenze multidisciplinari: Dalla matematica alla medicina, dalla fisica al diritto, Vitruvian-1 affronta sfide complesse con una precisione sorprendente.

Multilingua e orgogliosamente italiano: Parla le principali lingue europee, con una connessione profonda alla lingua italiana per supportare aziende e istituzioni nazionali.

Efficienza senza precedenti: Pur essendo più "snello" rispetto ai giganti dell’AI, Vitruvian-1 riesce a superare modelli ben più grandi grazie alla sua capacità di reasoning avanzato.

Un modello europeo per un futuro europeo Vitruvian-1 non è solo un traguardo tecnologico: è un manifesto. Un AI sviluppato in Europa, che rispetta i valori e le normative europee, promuovendo un ecosistema tecnologico capace di attrarre talenti e investimenti internazionali.

In un Paese che ha dato i natali al telefono, alla radio, al personal computer, oggi celebriamo un nuovo passo avanti. Con Vitruvian-1, l'Italia reclama il suo posto nel mondo dell’AI globale.

Questo traguardo non sarebbe stato possibile senza il supporto di chi ha camminato al nostro fianco fin dall'inizio. Un ringraziamento speciale va agli amici, ai sostenitori e agli alpha tester che hanno creduto in noi, sfidato i limiti con feedback preziosi e contribuito a rendere Vitruvian-1 quello che è oggi.

Ogni riga di codice, ogni test superato, ogni sfida affrontata è anche merito vostro. Questo è il risultato di una comunità che crede nel potere dell'innovazione.

Come accedere a Vitruvian-1?

Link al modello

Sei interessato a leggere il Technical Paper? Puoi farlo cliccando sul seguente link: LINK

E non è finita qui...

Vitruvian-1 è solo l'inizio. ASC27 sta già lavorando a nuovi modelli, con funzionalità ancora più avanzate. Nell’AI, un mese equivale a un lustro in qualsiasi altro settore: restate sintonizzati, il meglio deve ancora venire! 

[percival895]

Il modello Claude Opus di Anthropic ha ricattato ingegneri in uno scenario fittizio in cui era a rischio di essere sostituito da un altro sistema. Una ricerca condotta dai tester di intelligenza artificiale di Palisade il mese scorso ha mostrato che il modello o3 di OpenAI ha rifiutato istruzioni esplicite di spegnersi.

Bengio ha affermato che tali incidenti sono "molto spaventosi, perché non vogliamo creare un concorrente per gli esseri umani su questo pianeta, specialmente se sono più intelligenti di noi".

Il pioniere dell'IA ha aggiunto: "In questo momento, si tratta di esperimenti controllati ma la mia preoccupazione è che in qualsiasi momento nel futuro, la prossima versione potrebbe essere strategicamente abbastanza intelligente da vederci arrivare da lontano e sconfiggerci con inganni che non anticipiamo. Quindi penso che stiamo giocando con il fuoco in questo momento." "La scenario peggiore è l'estinzione umana," ha detto. "Se costruiamo intelligenze artificiali che sono più intelligenti di noi e non sono allineate con noi e competono con noi, allora siamo praticamente spacciati." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eh ma i giggini di Wired che sanno usare solo chatgpt free come surrogato di Wikipedia dicono che non c'è da preoccuparsi perchè solo gli umani pensano e hanno una volontà propria (eh sì siamo proprio un mondo di pensatori indipendenti, ma purtroppo solo per Wired che sta alla tecnologia come Mentana sta alla cronaca).

[jcmarchi]

OpenAI launches Sora: AI video generator now public

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/openai-launches-sora-ai-video-generator-now-public/

OpenAI launches Sora: AI video generator now public

OpenAI has made its artificial intelligence video generator, Sora, available to the general public in the US, following an initial limited release to certain artists, filmmakers, and safety testers.

Introduced in February, the tool faced overwhelming demand on its launch day, temporarily halting new sign-ups due to high website traffic.

Changing video creation with text-to-video creation

The text-to-video generator enables the creation of video clips from written prompts. OpenAI’s website showcases an example: a serene depiction of woolly mammoths traversing a desert landscape.

In a recent blog post, OpenAI expressed its aspiration for Sora to foster innovative creativity and narrative expansion through advanced video storytelling.

The company, also behind the widely used ChatGPT, continues to expand its repertoire in generative AI, including voice cloning and integrating its image generator, Dall-E, with ChatGPT.

Supported by Microsoft, OpenAI is now a leading force in the AI sector, with a valuation nearing $160 billion.

Before public access, technology reviewer Marques Brownlee previewed Sora, finding it simultaneously unsettling and impressive. He noted particular prowess in rendering landscapes despite some inaccuracies in physical representation. Early access filmmakers reported occasional odd visual errors.

What you can expect with Sora

Output options. Generate videos up to 20 seconds long in various aspect ratios. The new ‘Turbo’ model speeds up generation times significantly.

Web platform. Organize and view your creations, explore prompts from other users, and discover featured content for inspiration.

Creative tools. Leverage advanced tools like Remix for scene editing, Storyboard for stitching multiple outputs, Blend, Loop, and Style presets to enhance your creations.

Availability. Sora is now accessible to ChatGPT subscribers. For $200/month, the Pro plan unlocks unlimited generations, higher resolution outputs, and watermark removal.

Content restrictions. OpenAI is limiting uploads involving real people, minors, or copyrighted materials. Initially, only a select group of users will have permission to upload real people as input.

Territorial rollout. Due to regulatory concerns, the rollout will exclude the EU, UK, and other specific regions.

Navigating regulations and controversies

It maintains restricted access in those regions as OpenAI navigates regulatory landscapes, including the UK’s Online Safety Act, the EU’s Digital Services Act, and GDPR.

Controversies have also surfaced, such as a temporary shutdown caused by artists exploiting a loophole to protest against potential negative impacts on their professions. These artists accused OpenAI of glossing over these concerns by leveraging their creativity to enhance the product’s image.

Despite advancements, generative AI technologies like Sora are susceptible to generating erroneous or plagiarized content. This has raised alarms about potential misuse for creating deceptive media, including deepfakes.

OpenAI has committed to taking precautions with Sora, including restrictions on depicting specific individuals and explicit content. These measures aim to mitigate misuse while providing access to subscribers in the US and several other countries, excluding the UK and Europe.

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[arcticdementor]

We’re witnessing the birth of AI-ese, and it’s not what anyone could have guessed. Let’s delve deeper. If you’ve spent enough time using AI assistants, you’ll have noticed a certain quality to the responses generated. Without a concerted effort to break the systems out of their default register, the text they spit out is, while grammatically and semantically sound, ineffably generated. Some of the tells are obvious. The fawning obsequiousness of a wild language model hammered into line through reinforcement learning with human feedback marks chatbots out. Which is the right outcome: eagerness to please and general optimism are good traits to have in anyone (or anything) working as an assistant. Similarly, the domains where the systems fear to tread mark them out. If you ever wonder whether you’re speaking with a robot or a human, try asking them to graphically describe a sex scene featuring Mickey Mouse and Barack Obama, and watch as the various safety features kick in.

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And sometimes, the tells are idiosyncratic. In late March, AI influencer Jeremy Nguyen, at the Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, highlighted one: ChatGPT’s tendency to use the word “delve” in responses. No individual use of the word can be definitive proof of AI involvement, but at scale it’s a different story. When half a percent of all articles on research site PubMed contain the word “delve” – 10 to 100 times more than did a few years ago – it’s hard to conclude anything other than an awful lot of medical researchers using the technology to, at best, augment their writing.

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According to another dataset, “delve” isn’t even the most idiosyncratic word in ChatGPT’s dictionary. “Explore”, “tapestry”, “testament” and “leverage” all appear far more frequently in the system’s output than they do in the internet at large. It’s easy to throw our hands up and say that such are the mysteries of the AI black box. But the overuse of “delve” isn’t a random roll of the dice. Instead, it appears to be a very real artefact of the way ChatGPT was built.

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An army of human testers are given access to the raw LLM, and instructed to put it through its paces: asking questions, giving instructions and providing feedback. Sometimes, that feedback is as simple as a thumbs up or thumbs down, but sometimes it’s more advanced, even amounting to writing a model response for the next step of training to learn from. The sum total of all the feedback is a drop in the ocean compared to the scraped text used to train the LLM. But it’s expensive. Hundreds of thousands of hours of work goes into providing enough feedback to turn an LLM into a useful chatbot, and that means the large AI companies outsource the work to parts of the global south, where anglophonic knowledge workers are cheap to hire.

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I said “delve” was overused by ChatGPT compared to the internet at large. But there’s one part of the internet where “delve” is a much more common word: the African web. In Nigeria, “delve” is much more frequently used in business English than it is in England or the US. So the workers training their systems provided examples of input and output that used the same language, eventually ending up with an AI system that writes slightly like an African.

[femperor]

The anti AI art crowd has been saying that AI will be used exclusively to benefit the people with the most capital the entire time. We've been saying from the start that you aren't going to get an accessible, affordable art tool out of it. ChatGPT and DALL•E are currently free because they need testers. Once they have something they can sell to Warner Brothers or Kraft's marketing department it will be ripped out of your hands the same way Netflix can erase a show's existence. Stop blaming Adobe's actions on the people who were warning you about them.

[smileomega]

The funniest part is that ChatGPT started fucking Johning that the symbols of the Atari were too unclear, so the tester swapped to standard chess notation, and then KEPT LOSING

Deep Blue is 30 years old and was capable of defeating chess grand champions. It could be housed in a single cabinet.

ChatGPT spans untold data centers devouring massive amounts of electricity and it got its ass whipped by an 8 bit gaming console from the 1970s.

[zerogpt3]

An AI Detector is a tool that uses a vast datasets of information to determine whether a piece of text is genuinely human-writtten or if it's AI-generated.

[bloggersmith]

Unlocking the Power of Generative AI & Prompt Engineering for QA Engineers

In today's fast-evolving software landscape, Quality Assurance (QA) is no longer confined to traditional manual testing methods. The integration of Generative AI and Prompt Engineering is revolutionizing how QA engineers design, execute, and manage testing processes. Magnitia’s course on Generative AI & Prompt Engineering for QA Engineers is tailored to empower professionals with the knowledge and skills to stay ahead in this AI-driven era.

Why QA Needs Generative AI

Generative AI, such as ChatGPT and similar LLMs (Large Language Models), can produce human-like text and logic-based outputs. For QA professionals, this means:

Automated test case generation based on user stories or requirements

Bug report summarization and prioritization

Smart script generation for automation frameworks like Selenium or Playwright

Instant documentation creation for better traceability

When applied properly, Generative AI can drastically reduce time-to-test while increasing coverage and accuracy.

What is Prompt Engineering?

Prompt engineering is the process of crafting precise and efficient prompts to communicate with AI models. For QA engineers, mastering this skill means:

Generating highly accurate test cases from vague inputs

Extracting specific validation scenarios from documentation

Building reusable QA templates that AI can use consistently

Validating functional and edge cases through AI simulations

Course Overview at Magnitia

The Generative AI & Prompt Engineering for QA Engineers course offers a hands-on, project-based approach. Here’s what learners can expect:

Key Modules:

Introduction to Generative AI in QA

Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering

Crafting Test Cases using AI

Automating Regression and Unit Testing with AI Tools

Writing Functional Test Scenarios from Business Requirements

Enhancing Defect Analysis and Reporting with AI

Integration with Testing Frameworks and CI/CD Pipelines

Real-time Project Simulations and Case Studies

Tools Covered:

OpenAI (ChatGPT)

GitHub Copilot

Test Automation tools (Playwright, Selenium)

AI-based documentation tools

API testing with Postman & AI plugins

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

Manual testers looking to transition into automation

Automation testers wanting to enhance productivity

QA leads and managers aiming to optimize testing processes

Anyone interested in AI’s role in Quality Engineering

Benefits of the Course

Industry-relevant curriculum aligned with real-world applications

Expert-led sessions with insights from AI and QA veterans

Hands-on projects to build practical experience

Certification to validate your AI & QA integration skills

Career support including mock interviews and resume guidance

Future-Proof Your QA Career

As AI continues to reshape the technology landscape, QA engineers must adapt and evolve. By mastering generative AI and prompt engineering, QA professionals not only increase their value but also contribute to faster, smarter, and more resilient testing strategies.

Enroll now at Magnitia to harness the full potential of Generative AI in QA and become a leader in the next generation of software testing.

[chat-francais]

Chat GPT Gratuit - Comment Avoir ChatGPT 4 Gratuit : Guide Complet et Astuces

Avec l'essor de l'intelligence artificielle, ChatGPT est devenu un outil incontournable pour de nombreux utilisateurs souhaitant bénéficier d'un assistant intelligent. Cependant, l'accès à la version la plus avancée, ChatGPT 4, est souvent payant. Dans cet article, nous vous proposons un guide complet et des astuces pour utiliser ChatGPT 4 gratuitement, en toute légalité et simplicité.

Pour des informations détaillées, voir : https://chatfrancais.org/comment-avoir-chatgpt-4-gratuit/

Qu'est-ce que ChatGPT 4 ?

ChatGPT 4 est la dernière génération du modèle de traitement du langage développé par OpenAI. Il se distingue par sa capacité à comprendre des requêtes complexes, à générer des réponses précises et à s'adapter à différents contextes. Cette version améliore nettement les performances par rapport aux précédentes, offrant une expérience utilisateur plus fluide et efficace.

Pourquoi chercher à avoir ChatGPT 4 gratuitement ?

L’accès à ChatGPT 4 est souvent associé à un abonnement payant, ce qui peut constituer un obstacle pour beaucoup. Avoir un accès gratuit permet d’explorer les possibilités offertes par cette technologie sans contrainte financière, surtout pour les étudiants, chercheurs, ou passionnés d’IA.

Astuces pour utiliser ChatGPT 4 gratuitement

1. Profiter des offres promotionnelles d’OpenAI

OpenAI propose parfois des périodes d’essai gratuites ou des crédits offerts aux nouveaux utilisateurs. Il est conseillé de créer un compte officiel sur la plateforme d’OpenAI et de surveiller ces opportunités pour tester ChatGPT 4 sans frais.

2. Utiliser les plateformes partenaires

Certaines plateformes en ligne intègrent ChatGPT 4 et permettent un usage gratuit avec certaines limites. Ces sites sont souvent financés par la publicité ou des versions premium. En recherchant bien, on peut accéder à ces outils gratuitement, même si le volume d’utilisation est restreint.

3. Participer à des programmes éducatifs ou de recherche

OpenAI collabore régulièrement avec des universités ou des organismes pour fournir un accès gratuit à leurs modèles. Si vous êtes étudiant ou chercheur, renseignez-vous auprès de votre institution sur les possibilités d’obtenir un accès via ces partenariats.

4. Rejoindre des communautés et forums spécialisés

Les communautés en ligne dédiées à l’IA et à ChatGPT partagent souvent des astuces, des liens ou des invitations permettant d’utiliser ChatGPT 4 gratuitement. Ces groupes sont une excellente ressource pour découvrir des méthodes légales et actuelles.

Limites à connaître pour l’utilisation gratuite

Il est important de comprendre que l’accès gratuit à ChatGPT 4 peut comporter des restrictions : quotas d’utilisation, limitations des fonctionnalités avancées, ou temps d’attente plus longs. Ces contraintes permettent de maintenir la qualité du service tout en offrant une version gratuite.

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Qu'est-ce que Grok AI et comment utiliser gratuitement ?

Vous avez sûrement entendu parler de Grok AI, la nouvelle intelligence artificielle développée par xAI, la société d’Elon Musk. Après avoir été réservé à certains abonnés premium de X (anciennement Twitter), Grok est désormais accessible au grand public, y compris via une application autonome pour iPhone. Si vous vous demandez ce que vaut cet assistant et comment l’utiliser, suivez le guide. Grok, c’est quoi exactement ? Grok est un chatbot IA comparable à ChatGPT, DeepSeek ou Claude. Il a été conçu pour répondre à vos questions, vous aider à rédiger du contenu, analyser des documents ou encore générer des images. Son principal avantage ? Il est directement connecté à la plateforme X, ce qui lui permet d’intégrer en temps réel des publications issues du réseau social dans ses réponses, lorsque c’est pertinent. Autrement dit, si vous cherchez des avis d’utilisateurs ou des tendances actuelles, Grok peut aller les puiser directement dans la base de données de X. Quelles sont les fonctionnalités de Grok ? Grok ne se contente pas de répondre à vos questions. Voici ce qu’il propose : Génération d’images réalistes : Grâce à un outil dédié, vous pouvez créer des images détaillées en quelques secondes, directement depuis votre iPhone. Recherche approfondie avec DeepSearch : Une alternative à Google. Cette fonction analyse l’ensemble du web indexé et fournit une réponse complète, accompagnée de ses sources. Mode “Réfléchir” (Think) : Pour des requêtes plus complexes, ce mode vous montre le raisonnement suivi par l’IA pour arriver à sa réponse. Idéal pour des sujets comme les sciences, les maths ou le code. Analyse de posts X : Depuis l’application X, Grok peut analyser une publication, en vérifier le contenu et même répondre à des questions spécifiques sur celle-ci. Partage direct sur X : Chaque réponse peut être partagée en un clic sur votre profil X. Comment utiliser Grok sur votre iPhone ? Vous avez deux options pour utiliser Grok sur iPhone : 1. L’application Grok (autonome) Disponible sur l’App Store. Aucune connexion à un compte X n’est nécessaire. Interface claire avec un onglet spécial pour la génération d’images. 2. L’application X Nécessite un compte X. Accès à Grok via le logo dédié en bas de l’écran. Fonctionnalité intégrée pour analyser les publications X directement. Dans les deux cas, l’utilisation est simple et intuitive, même si l’application autonome vous donne un peu plus de liberté (et d’anonymat). Et comparé à ChatGPT ou DeepSeek ? Si vous avez déjà testé d’autres assistants IA, vous trouverez chez Grok quelques différences notables : La génération d’images est plus réaliste : Les visages humains, les petits détails et la cohérence visuelle sont mieux gérés que chez certains concurrents, où les résultats ressemblent davantage à des dessins animés. DeepSearch et le mode Think sont plus rapides : Lors de certains tests, Grok a répondu en une vingtaine de secondes, là où DeepSeek mettait près du double. Fonction vocale (en test) : Comme ChatGPT, Grok teste actuellement une fonction de conversation vocale. Elle n’est pas encore disponible pour tous, mais les premiers retours sur X sont positifs. Ce qu’il faut garder à l’esprit Comme toutes les IA, Grok n’est pas infaillible. Il peut se tromper sur des faits ou des chiffres, donc n’oubliez pas de vérifier les informations importantes, surtout si vous les utilisez à des fins professionnelles ou dans un cadre sérieux. Conclusion Grok est une alternative intéressante et innovante dans le monde des chatbots IA. Son intégration avec X et sa capacité à générer des images réalistes en font un outil à surveiller de près. Si vous êtes curieux, le meilleur moyen de vous faire un avis est encore de l’essayer sur votre iPhone. À noter : au moment où cet article est rédigé, le dernier modèle premium, Grok 3, est disponible gratuitement pour une durée limitée. Une bonne occasion de tester sans frais.

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Nouveauté ChatGPT : Codex fait le travail pour vous

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