On 1/3/23 11:17, Anthony Walter via fpc-pascal wrote:
In summary, while OpenGPT is obviously imperfect, generally it feels
like a revolutionary leap forward of several magnitudes. It ought to
be plainly clear that the proverbial toothpaste is now out of the tube
and there is no going back. These types of artificial
intelligence (AI) are only going to become more refined, accurate, and
prevalent. The idea many scholars or businesses have expressed to
somehow restrain them is beyond myopic. Instead, everyone should
familiarize themselves with this new category of AIs right now, their
limitations (as you have expressed), their benefits, and most
importantly how they can be molded in further revisions to be better
rather than relegated.
Agreed. I see OpenAI ChatGPT a tip of the iceberg sampling of what is to
come.
In the way it is currently, though rather crippled in many areas, it is
still revolutionary and extremely useful.
But one must understand it's limitations.
It guesses a lot and that is usually good, but it still often gets
things wrong.
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