By supplying power to this holographic AI companion, ChatGPT will come to life

Photo Credit: Twitter Beyond its default capability on browsers and computer-based programs, ChatGPT is quickly being developed. One business even developed a "holographic AI buddy" that makes use of chatbots to realize its aim. The business Looking Glass recently posted on Twitter multiple demonstrations of people engaging with Uncle Rabbit, a holographic AI companion that can converse back and forth with people in real time and carry out requests from them. Photo Credit: Twitter In one demonstration, the conversation with the holographic AI companion begins with a formal greeting. It jokes, "What brings you hopping by today?" because it's a bunny. After reciting a few words from a song, the demonstrator then requests that it identify and complete the song. It can then react in a conversational tone, stating that the music is the "Talking Heads classic This Gotta Be The Place," after a little pause. The song then continues to play on a neighboring laptop, to which it is most likely linked, as it recite the following phrase. Many individuals would initially believe the holographic AI companion is only another smart assistant, similar to Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Those who commented on one tweet, however, pointed out that smart assistants can only give information and carry out tasks when asked to. Uncle Rabbit can converse with users, do out tasks they want it to do, and study and develop its own set of skills all at the same time. Also Read: This open source, free alternative to ChatGPT is currently accessible In a different demonstration, a user engaged Uncle Rabbit in conversation about carrots, the business Looking Glass, and what it's like to be a holographic AI. Uncle Rabbit initially believed Seeing Glass to be a mirror, but once the demonstrator went into more detail, it was able to distinguish between the item and the business. The AI's ability to verbally describe its behaviors, such as "munching on carrots with great relish," is particularly intriguing. Its references to "Doc" were unmistakably a tribute to Bugs Bunny as well. In a second demonstration that is quite identical to the first, Looking Glass CEO Shawn Frayne tries to confound the holographic AI by asking it to finish the words to the Rick Astley song Never Gonna Give You Up. Uncle Rabbit is unimpressed, though, and starts creating its own original lyrics for the prank song that focus on rabbits. Photo Credit: YouTube A group of "inventors, artists, and engineers" who are "dedicated to constructing a hologram future for creators and artists around the world" is what Looking Glass calls themselves. The 2014 founding of the Brooklyn-based business, which also has offices in Hong Kong. 2018 saw the release of its desktop holographic developer kit.