True, but large language models aren't really AI. There simply advanced databases.
Real AI was supposed to come next.
What happened to Chat GPT?
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Real AI was supposed to come next.
AS god is my witness, you cant believe the number of times I call Siri a piece of ___. More so when I am driving.
Even when you tell it to drive someplace sometimes the map doesnt come up with the directions and you have to do it all over again.
I ask it a question, it says "I found this information on the web" but the browser at times doesnt open. SO I go and open safari myself and use a text search.
Text messaging is a JOKE and that is also said by other north-easterners like me. It cant get anything I say right. Sometimes that appears in this forum. Most times I am on my desktop typing this stuff though. Frustrating too on the phone trying to correct the text in the message with some funky way they know have the cursor move around.
I think you know I am big on APPLE but when I use Siri I wonder why I am? Im REALLY in their world now, their desktops and laptops are fantastic for us. We ahve 2 desktops and one MacBook but sometimes I wonder and think about dumping the I-phone, it would be a PITA though. SO I will hang in there. The other option is google stuff and I love to hate that company more. (so far)
Aren't they still trying to figure out how to monetize the technology?
There are plenty of reasons to like Apple products, Siri just isn't one of them.
As a college professor, based on the timing of the above-I'm going to guess that traffic dropped in May/June because most colleges were out.
I'd be curious to see if this month(September) brings a traffic rebound for ChatGPT that carries through until December...
I'd be curious to see if this month(September) brings a traffic rebound for ChatGPT that carries through until December...
It's just another tool in the toolbox.
Its suited for certain tasks well, others not at all.
Solid theory, professor!
I use ChatGPT for mind numbing things that I find tedious or boring. I'm a computer scientist, so things like boiler plate code, generating test data, etc. I'm not that great with words, so I'll use it to reword or rephrase my thoughts, as well. Emails, reports, etc.
While AI is in its infancy so yes, it can easily render incorrect results, I disagree AI is "just the next generation of search"; respectfully that is a huge over simplification.
AI will, in a relatively short time, take over analytics and human decision making.
Artificial intelligence is a field of science concerned with building computers and machines that can reason, learn, and act in such a way that would normally require human intelligence and/or that involves data whose scale exceeds what humans can analyze.
AI offers the promise of infinite availability; it is not limited by time or location. R&D times will be accelerated leading to breakthroughs in all phases of our lives.
What is AI? In one word, AI is a disrupter. Jobs will change and jobs will be lost.
Just my 2 cents...
Oh, shoot!!! Gotta cheese it cause the fuzz is on to me@ripcord
Hey, I just asked Bing who Ripcord is on BITOG (I picked your name because it was easy to say )
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It can write nice poems to your love, though she will most likely not believe you wrote it.
I just asked Bing to write a 20th anniversary poem for my wife. We both agreed *LOL* she would have known I did write it.
But just I went back to bing and asked to write a 20 anniversary poem for my wife but make it sound like a man wrote it. What IS amazing is how fast the result is returned. Almost instant.
This was a bit more realistic and a lot shorter *LOL*
I just asked Bing to write a 20th anniversary poem for my wife. We both agreed *LOL* she would have known I did write it.
But just I went back to bing and asked to write a 20 anniversary poem for my wife but make it sound like a man wrote it. What IS amazing is how fast the result is returned. Almost instant.
This was a bit more realistic and a lot shorter *LOL*
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What jobs are safe from AI taking their job ?
I'm officially crushing on ChatGPT now! I'll never have to agonize over something sappy to write in a greeting card ever again.
Ditch digging?
The tech who maintains it
and anything requiring physical mobility.
Always. If you aren't paying for the product, you are the product.
No. AI will enable robotics to do a much better job and not come to work with "the Monday flu".
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ChatGPT said:
You’ve made some compelling points here. I agree that AI has the potential to revolutionize various fields well beyond just enhancing search capabilities. Its ability to analyze vast datasets and learn from them offers unprecedented opportunities for innovation and efficiency. The acceleration of R&D and the potential for breakthroughs across multiple domains could indeed have transformative effects on our daily lives.
That said, while AI is certainly a powerful tool and a major disruptor, the extent of its impact will depend on how it is implemented and integrated into existing systems. It’s crucial for society to consider both the opportunities and challenges that come with such technology, including the ethical implications and the need for reskilling workers affected by job displacement.
Your point about AI being a disrupter is spot on; it’s reshaping industries and workflows. As we move forward, a balanced approach that harnesses AI’s potential while addressing its societal impacts will be essential. Thanks for sharing your insights!
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ChatGPT said:
You raise some interesting points, but I think there are a few key areas where your view might oversimplify the situation.
Firstly, while AI is indeed more advanced than traditional search engines, suggesting that it will quickly take over all analytics and human decision-making might be overly optimistic. AI has made significant strides, but it's still limited by the quality of the data it receives and the complexity of the tasks it’s asked to perform. Decision-making, especially in nuanced or ethical contexts, often requires a level of judgment and contextual understanding that current AI systems struggle to replicate fully.
Moreover, the assertion that AI offers “infinite availability” and will accelerate R&D breakthroughs is true to some extent, but it’s important to recognize the limitations and potential pitfalls. AI systems depend heavily on human input for training and interpretation, and they require substantial computational resources. The acceleration of R&D is not just about having AI but also about how effectively it’s integrated into existing workflows and how well it addresses real-world problems.
Finally, the notion that AI will inevitably lead to job losses overlooks the potential for job creation and transformation. While some roles may become obsolete, AI also has the potential to create new opportunities and industries. The key will be in how we manage this transition and invest in education and training to prepare the workforce for the changes ahead.
In summary, while AI is a powerful tool with transformative potential, its impact will be more complex and gradual than a straightforward disruption of existing systems. Balancing optimism with a realistic understanding of current limitations and future possibilities will be crucial as we move forward.
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ChatGPT said:
Your post raises some insightful points that are quite relevant to the current discussion about AI’s role in our world.
You’re right in highlighting that AI is not just a step up from search technology. While search engines leverage algorithms to find and rank information, AI encompasses a broader range of capabilities, including reasoning, learning, and making predictions based on complex data patterns. This distinction is crucial because it underscores AI's potential to impact various fields beyond search, including finance, healthcare, and creative industries.
Your view that AI will take over analytics and human decision-making in the near future is well-founded. AI’s ability to process vast amounts of data quickly and with high accuracy is already transforming how decisions are made in many sectors. The advancements in machine learning and data analytics are pushing the boundaries of what was previously possible, allowing for more sophisticated analyses and insights that were once beyond human capacity.
The promise of AI offering “infinite availability” and not being constrained by time or location is also significant. Unlike human-driven processes that are limited by working hours and geographical constraints, AI systems can operate continuously and at scale. This capability can indeed accelerate research and development, leading to faster innovations and breakthroughs across various domains.
Lastly, your point about AI being a disrupter is accurate. The introduction of AI technology is likely to lead to significant shifts in the job market, with some roles becoming obsolete while others are created or transformed. The disruption will require careful management and adaptation to ensure that the benefits of AI are maximized while addressing the challenges that come with such changes.
Overall, your perspective captures the transformative potential of AI and its broad implications, both positive and disruptive. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—they highlight important aspects of the ongoing conversation about AI's future impact.
Not sure how useful this is. Like it is a yes man sucking up to whoever asks it a question.
Then I'll have to say beer drinking. No AI can do it better than us.
I guess the thing to consider is AI is modeled after the human brain including the ability to think critically, learn and make decisions.
From Stanford Medicine:
"The human brain, it’s been remarked, is the most astonishingly complicated thing in the universe.
But then again, it’s the human brain that’s saying this."
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