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Welcome to the second edition of SpiderByte, your weekly dose of AI and ChatGPT insights.

it's all about SEO and ChatGPT! We'll be dishing out the latest insights and tips on optimizing your online presence, straight from the spider’s mouth.

We have great video tutorials and the latest AI and chatGPT news over the week handpicked and tailored to tickle your fancy.

So sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and let's dive into the world of cutting-edge technology that will help take your business to new heights. Let's get started!

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• Google - Google's AI has been acting a bit forgetful lately, misplacing important information and forgetting crucial details. But fear not, Google's team of experts is on the case, using cutting-edge technology to help the AI get its act together. They've come up with a clever plan to improve the AI's memory by creating a virtual "brain implant" that will help it remember things more efficiently. Who knows, maybe this will be the start of a beautiful friendship between humans and machines. Or maybe we'll all end up with "I, Robot" nightmares. Either way, it's sure to be an entertaining ride.

• Godfather of AI - Ladies and gentlemen, grab your tinfoil hats and brace yourselves for a wild ride because the godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, is sounding the alarm on the dangers of artificial intelligence! According to Hinton, we should all be worried about the rise of intelligent machines, which could one day become so advanced that they surpass human intelligence and take over the world.
  

  But before you start building your underground bunkers and stocking up on canned goods, let's take a moment to appreciate the irony of the situation. After all, Hinton is known as the "godfather of AI", the same technology that he's now warning us about. It's like if Tony Soprano suddenly decided to speak out against organized crime. So, let's sit back, relax, and enjoy the show as the godfather of AI warns us about the very thing he helped create. Who knows, maybe he'll end up with a horse head in his bed for speaking out.

• Employees bye bye here comes AI - brace yourselves for some shocking news - IBM is planning to eliminate 7,800 jobs by using artificial intelligence to automate certain tasks. That's right, the robots are coming for our jobs, and even a tech giant like IBM is not immune.

  But before you start hoarding canned goods and building a bunker, let's take a moment to appreciate the potential benefits of this change. By automating certain tasks, IBM may be able to increase efficiency and reduce costs, allowing them to invest in other areas of the company. Plus, this may open up new opportunities for human workers to focus on more complex tasks that require creativity and critical thinking. So, let's sit back, relax, and see how this change plays out in the world of work. Who knows, maybe this will be the start of a new era of collaboration between humans and machines, or maybe we'll all end up unemployed and binge-watching Netflix. Only time will tell.