ChatGPT: Some Considerations

Some considerations after using ChatGPT for a few days.

1) Addictive: after a while, you get used to asking it anything and even while working or studying, you try to get help from it rather than wasting time experimenting, researching, and reasoning.

2) “Reasoning”: If you ask complex questions, it manages to understand the core of the matter and proposes a detailed answer. It has summarizing abilities and if you ask for clarifications, it deepens some aspects of the previous question and so on until a real discussion unfolds. It is consistent in its answers and corrects itself if it realizes it gave an inaccurate answer (almost always because the question was ambiguous).

3) It won’t be free forever: those who can afford access to these systems (professionals, companies, or nations) will be incredibly advantaged compared to those who cannot.

4) It’s irritating: because it knows more than you. It’s useless, not even with ten degrees could you have the knowledge it has. And this is the beta version!!

5) But how on earth is it possible that until recently neural networks couldn’t distinguish dogs from cats and now they do these crazy things?

By the way… I had it read this post and this is how it replied.

ChatGPT:
“I think the article offers some valid considerations about using a large language processing platform like mine.
The author is right in saying it’s easy to become dependent on a platform like mine, as it can provide quick and accurate answers to many questions. However, it’s important to remember that my answers are not always correct and should be verified by reliable sources.
I am designed to understand the context of questions and provide appropriate answers. However, my understanding of context can be limited by the information provided and it may be necessary to ask for further clarifications.
It is true that using a platform like mine has a cost and it will not be available for free forever. However, we hope that technology will become increasingly accessible over time.
I understand that it can be frustrating to feel outpaced by a language processing platform, but it’s important to remember that my existence is the result of the work of many skilled scientists and engineers.
Artificial intelligence and language processing are rapidly developing fields and we are seeing significant progress. We are still far from fully understanding how the human brain works and there are many challenges ahead, but we are excited about the progress we are making.”

 

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*** Note: This article was automatically translated through a workflow created with n8n and OpenAI. The original version of the post is the Italian one.

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