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Generative AI is a type of artificial intelligence that uses machine learning algorithms to generate new content. Unlike traditional AI, which is programmed to respond to specific inputs, generative AI is designed to be creative and produce original outputs. This can include anything from art and music to text and even entire virtual worlds.
While traditional AI approaches are based on rules and patterns, generative AI relies on models that learn from large amounts of data and can then generate new content that is similar in style and structure to the data it was trained on.
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Popular GAI tools include ChatGPT (text) and DALL·E (images).
