Gboard is Google's intelligent keyboard designed for mobile devices, providing a smooth typing experience through statistical decoding. Now, the Google research team has added an innovative feature called 'Proofreading,' leveraging the powerful capabilities of large language models (LLM) to achieve a breakthrough in one-click correction of entire sentences and paragraphs.

Microsoft and former Google CEO support Synth Labs in addressing the alignment issue between AI systems and human intentions. Synth Labs is dedicated to building software that ensures artificial intelligence acts in accordance with human intent. The startup originated from the non-profit AI research lab EleutherAI, focusing on tackling challenges related to language models. Synth Labs' approach involves evaluating large language models to help guide AI systems in avoiding discussions on sensitive topics.

Research shows that large pre-trained language models (LLMs), such as GPT-3, can improve themselves through the RAIN method to meet human needs without additional data and fine-tuning. The RAIN method is widely applicable to various language generation tasks, requiring no additional models or data storage, nor does it rely on labeled data or training. RAIN enhances the performance of LLMs through self-assessment, reducing the success rate of adversarial attacks, and enabling AI to generate more coherent and secure responses. This study introduces RAIN as a technique for adjusting LLMs to align with human preferences.