ChatGPT was launched as a prototype on November 30, 2022, and quickly garnered attention for its detailed responses and articulate answers across many domains of knowledge.
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A game changer surely, not that it isnt already is.
At some point, it will turn into a paid tool. And if they do not have it already, OpenAI will offer APIs that various businesses can integrate for their own products. For example, you can have a WordPress plugin that does the blogging for you. Or, an insurance website could integrate this into their search form for people having various kinds of questions related to a product.
A few years ago, NLP technology was not accurate nor scalable but we've come a long way since with technologies like OpenAI. Today, we're betting that AI will be sufficiently cheap and accurate enough to be productized in the near future.
What are your thoughts? @delaney_brown
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@delaney_brown@hubert_chan1 I think we're likely going to see a shift in the way people do their work but AI is not going to completely take away the jobs. For instance, we've seen how ChatGPT has the ability to write code but it isn't perfect. There's going to be instances where we need a human's critical thinking to come into play and make a judgement call. In short, AI does the heavy lifting so humans can do what we're best at - thinking and applying technology.
It will likely become paid with an API. Once this happens, we'll see more apps pop up that use ChatGPT under the hood.
We've already seen a surge or AI writing apps, so get ready for even more!
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This AI can already answer many questions and help solve some problems. If it is still somehow learnable, it will come in handy for a lot of things in the future
You will find many new tools pop up in 2023 that leverage Chat GPT API like this tool we are building https://www.stunning.so/, anyone can build a website with no code in 30 seconds including copy & images.
It's clearly a game-changer for traditional search engines, chatbots, etc. We might see ChatGPT or (upcoming)GPT-4 as a base ai which can be used by startups for their products for enhanced UX.
We would see specialised AIs based on particular industries (like healthcare, fintech, etc.) with ChatGPT at its base.
I think in the coming year we'll see the discussion unfolding in terms of what could be done to tell AI-generated texts from human writing.
It's already a hot topic and you can read about the very first attempts here:
https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/1...
TLDR: Proposed solution: insert a pattern in the generated texts that can be caught with a certain 'key' (text watermark essentially).
Limitations: (a) can be tempered with (b) only works if accepted as an industry standard.
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