ChatGPT: Grading artificial intelligence's writing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2023
- OpenAI's artificial intelligence writing program ChatGPT will, with a few prompts, compose poetry, prose, song lyrics, essays, even news articles. And that has ethicists and educators worried about the program's ease at replacing human ideas with chatbot-generated words. Correspondent David Pogue delves into the minefield of AI communications and what it might mean for homework.
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I do not think it's just randomly pulling things from the internet, at least not the way I use it. I am fiction writer, and the other day I took one of my already written stories, and placed it into ChatGPT just to test it. It basically just took what I wrote and made it even better. It can be a great writing assistant, outliner and editor. The thing is outstanding.😍
Exactly!👍
Like the Harvard teacher said, once you have the computer write for you, it's not yours any more. The way you form sentences, conflict, arguments, etc is all key to developing "YOUR" thinking. Also there's different levels to this, having ChatGPT help you "improve" your paper is one thing, having it write a whole paper for you based on a 1 line prompt is another thing.
My daughter, who has dyslexia, struggles with writing. She used this for an English term paper, but went through the product to add her own thoughts and vocabulary. It was a great scaffold that allowed her to communicate her thoughts.
That’s a creative use for the AI! Super cool
😉👍
Sounds like a cheater
@@gateway833 soooooo she cheated
so she edited the ai's paper
Excellent angle on this difficult emerging topic which is not going away.
Most people don't grasp just how terrifying this is. I see it as the true dawn of AI replacing so, so many jobs. I first used it on 12/15/22 and was obsessed since. It has helped me dramatically with my spreadsheet algorithms, my job, song-writing, giving me much better insights to the nature of subatomics as we currently know it... and this is just TEXT output. I actually made a rule in the home no devices or TV on Wedesdays because I was so wrapped up in it; had to sit down and reflect and focus more on God and family.
Hey, ChatGPT -- Rephrase this that that it might become the most popular comment on TH-cam:
"I've been using this AI since 12/15/22 and it's completely changed my life. From improving my spreadsheet algorithms and job performance, to helping me with song-writing, and giving me deeper insights into subatomic particles. And this is just for text output! I actually made a rule in my house to turn off all devices on Wednesdays because I was getting so obsessed with it. This technology is truly terrifying, but it's also incredibly powerful and I can't wait to see what it will do in the future."
Good 😁
But, why do we need JOBS, if they can be automated? Oh, yeah - capitalism.
Interesting that:
- It also spun your first two negative sentences, and last neutral statement into positives for itself. That's actually worrying. It apparently plays fast and loose with the underlying contextual tone of what you write, not only failing to preserve it, but also altering it to sometimes the opposite of what you intend. (Or maybe upvoted TH-cam comments tend to be positive, so it adjusted your tone to match.)
- And filtered out "God and family". I guess those things don't fly on TH-cam.
I don't see this as all bad. A lot of people I've encountered in business (especially government workers) are terrible at writing in an easy-to-understand manner. (I suspect the government workers are worse because they don't "lose business" when "customers" can't understand what they write, so they have no incentive to improve, and their bosses have no incentive to replace them with better writers.) If it can help people with good ideas but poor writing skills to convey those ideas, then it's no different than using a dolly or a forklift to help move items too heavy to move by yourself. A tool which augments your work performance, not replaces your work. Although if your writing is so bad that ChatGPT can't make heads or tails of it, God help you.
God????
Democrats are promising full citizenship to machines, in the hope they will vote for them!
I liked the idea of going back to in class, hand written essay questions of considerable length.
I teach high school English. As soon as I saw what Open AI could do, I changed the way my classroom works. Now all writing is done pen on paper at their desks. No computers. We are old school all the way.
Our school 🏫 would have an issue with that 😂
A good teacher will teach students how to use this technology in a creative and efficient way. It is the future. It is like a math teacher that insist to memorize multiplication tables instead of using calculators. Bad mathematician.
Adapt and embrace it or stuck with an industrial era teaching style and get fired
@@giovannisantostasi9615 Are you a teacher?
@@MrManGoYou It is not industrial style. It is a perennial method. That is, you do your own thinking and work.
AI will destroy all the nuances of individual style that gave us Fitzgerald, Bellow, Richler, all the experiential nuances that make great writing truly insightful and see between the lines of human existence. Proud to be from another era...
yeah sure whatever man I'd prefer reading books
People probably said something similar when typewriters were invented and we lost the art of calligraphy.
Ultimately, the writing style will be less about individual personalities and more about a person ability to use the AI as a tool in a way unique to them.
First of all you clearly don’t even understand anything about this software. You can feed it your own writing and it will learn to write like you. With some editing you can absolutely still have your own style.
Second of all you aren’t from another time. You are alive right now just like the rest of us. We still have the same access to great writers as you did. And probably with a whole lot less racism. Like is pretty undeniably better right now than at any point in history.
@steveconn I wish I was from your era. Mine seems hellbent on pawning off human creativity to cold, heartless machines.
I'm only 38, but with each passing year I find myself getting less and less satisfied with the increase in information technology. Life is better when it is pure and simple. None of this stuff increases happiness, it just creates a sort of convenience while simultaneously robbing a part of your soul.
It's depressing because I know I'm in the minority.
Yeah, you saying all this while watching a youtube video and making comments on it. Why don't you to go a third world country where they don't have technology?
Ted Kaczinsky was right!
Believe it or not, the increase in IT has reduced global poverty by a huge margin(look at the development of countries like China, India in the last 30 years), increased goods and services where they are available everywhere, and you can order items straight to your door, and also helped develop a novel vaccine to a global pandemic in record breaking time that normally would take 5+ years. It has it's disadvantages, but we need to be balancing it with the plusses.
But the rate of pace is alarming. I want it to solve cancer, and make us live longer. But, I am also afraid we are losing what it means for us to be Human. Connecting with each other personally, and frequently has gone away with digital communications. And now our jobs, which often have the most meaning in peoples lives will go away with AI taking over them.
@@GodofStories Exactly. It has its benefits when used a utility, but in reality it gets used as much or more in our personal, everyday lives. That's where the damage occurs. I truly miss the days before the smartphone. The daily vibe was just different, and I feel it is getting lost.
Artificial writing will be a giant propagator in America’s realization of the movie Idiocracy.
I'm afraid we've already gotten there.
@@robyost6079 exactly right. Bots are one form that comes to mind
@@robyost6079 Yes, we have been there a long time.
@@robyost6079 Soon 1984 and Idiocracy will be relabeled as Utopian Sci-Fi. Can you imagine a president looking for the smartest person to solve a problem? Crazy to imagine. A government that only watches you though your TV, as we passed that long ago. Our smart thermostats film us now.
"Your scientists were so preoccupied on whether or not they 'could', they never stopped to think if they 'should'."
*-Dr. Ian Malcolm ( **_Jurassic Park_** )*
I enjoy the challenge of writing poems and essays. I will never use chat GPT, but I think this story is interesting.
Robots can help us learn a second language. We can ask her any words we don't understand. She is the secretary of your life, helping you to use your computer or mobile phone better
Speaking as a college professor, the essence of plagiarism is to present the thoughts of someone else in one’s writing, without giving credit to the source-even if that “someone else” is a program. For students who do not care about learning how to think, or about going through the struggle that learning entails, and who do not care about the ethics of stealing someone else’s thoughts, this is a boon.
Are you know what data set chat gpt is different. I know you're don't know, after fine tune algorithms will change. Many Credit link have in at data set.
Odds are this technology will be used to automate the evaluation process of student’s learning/reasoning/retention too though. It’ll likely be the usual arms race btw good- and bad faith implementation, as with all kinds of other tech.
@@nzam3593 If you used AI to create that comment..we're all safe for now lol
I remember when Yahoo and other search engines were just links and taxonomies curated by humans. Then came Google. Total game changer and allowed us access to an order of magnitude access to more information. ChatGPT is the next iteration of access to knowledge. Imagine being able to ask the smartest person any question on any subject at any time. Access to information drives human progress… it’s also not without it’s downsides, however we will always progress.
Like the AI Ethicist just stated in the article, it has scanned information on the internet in order to learn. That does not signify the material is correct, accurate, specific, or sensitive to the topics or materials needing written or explored. It is a very flawed tool which can create more consequences than support, at this time. I am with the academics opinions at this time. Smartest does not mean more correct or accurate.
And then came censorship combined with marketing firms using google to market their products - to a point where the first 20 links are either 'factchecks' sponsored by shadowy entities, or amazon links for products. Progress, right?
Yeah, how do you justify Google being all but useless now?
@@Elizabeth-tm7xr That's because it has no way to test its knowledgebase other than to recheck what's already there. If the dataset is wrong then the response will be. If the algorithm learns how to test its response prior to giving it that would solve the problem. Which it already has the capability to do that. If it had a means of physical application to test its algorithms against it would do that as well.
@@Elizabeth-tm7xr That just sounds like the majority of people online. A lot of people will read one or two articles or news sites and have a opinion or a new fact that they hold onto. Even though there are also the same amount of opposing articles.
Happy to see David Pogue again : ) I still remember with warmth and a smile his fascinating, almost genius macOS «missing manual” I bought in the Russian edition 20 years ago, when I was actively learning about operating systems. I never thought before that manuals could be so interesting and humorous. Can you do that, chatGPT ? ; )
... you made my day!
Also in video courses for MS Office
I’m glad he shot down hopes of AI detection solving the problems of AI generated text. The people that know AI best say it’s easy to defeat detection by simply editing or rephrasing the text. There are already many workarounds. There isn’t going to be a reliable technical solution to catch people using AI generated text.
I just watched Pogue on the computer chronicles talking about his 300 page Palm Pilot book
You still have to fact check content produced by ChatGPT. I tried to query ChatGPT about a certain film with particular actors and actresses. It gave me specific details about a completely different movie with the same title. Both films have completely different plots, set of characters, set of actors/actresses, and even the release dates. So, there shouldn't have been a mixup. Both films were produced and released way before January 2020, which was the cutoff knowledge for ChatGPT at the time.
ChatGPT has no knowledge about this particular film which I queried. I found out that Wikipedia didn't have any knowledge about this specific film either. So, I know Wikipedia is one of the sources ChatGPT uses to gain knowledge.
There source of knowledge is Wikipedia and common crawl data which are both publicly available so if it doesn't see something in both data then it doesn't know
ChatGPT please make an Alternative Reality Simulation where Hilary Clinton was the 45th POTUS, just to see America great again.
I love Sunday Morning!
Everyone in chat: Let me ask chatgpt to create a Clever TH-cam comment
My high school English teaching husband is using it to write individualized lesson plans. It takes two hours of work and distills it to minutes. Ready to be viewed by parents and students almost instantly. It aggregates and parrots, he edits.
Can he do the whole thing himself? Absolutely. The time savings and labor savings is already translating into better teaching in the classroom. That includes being able to tell when a student is using the same AI to write papers. AI will never be as good as the human beings in the room and the relationships that TIME provides.
It's indistinguishable from humans if the input is articulated correctly. GPT 4 will be 500 times better than that.
@@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa That's the if, articulated correctly". That's where relationships with kids come in. You get to know how each kid articulates.
It's a tool like any other, as wide as the scope of the user.
@@GoingApeCostume It's as wide as the scope of the user currently. That will change with GPT 4 and the next iterations.
I use google bot. This robot comes with the phone itself. He can understand my mother tongue and English. He can help me quickly translate words that I don't know. I know he's not smart enough. But I use her with bluetooth. She can use the camera to translate the names of things she sees
@@usau.s.a8315 Is it suffering from gender dysphoria?
I wonder if the company's response was written by ChatGPT.... or how many of the responses on TH-cam are written by it as well...
Add this (below) to GPT and what we get? Instant 3D printing? Robots popping out out of the blue, ab nihilo?
"Engineers have designed miniature robots that rapidly and reversibly shift between liquid and solid states.
Scientists from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh took gallium, a metal that melts at room temperature, and enriched it with magnetic particles.
When an alternate magnetic field is run through the metal, it can melt, move and re-form."
I'm using this to write a new tinder bio that will actually get me matches
chatGPT can be an amazing learning device and cognitive booster. Being walked through subjects interactively, and getting used to articulating questions/ideas/perspectives with unambiguous clarity back and forth. I think the kids will be smarter for it.
Lol! Nope.
My English and history teaching husband already has ten ideas on how to use it in these interactive ways. He's been teaching for 25 years. He's really excited about this.
@@lewstone5430 you’ll need to use more articulate sentences than that though.
6:37 In above video they also discuss the successor of "ChatGPT 3.0" called "ChatGPT 4.0" being like STEAM in comparison to fluid water ... because it will use 500 times more data than the previous version.
And still just parrotting whatever people have put on the internet. Ask it a philosophical question - or any question that requires independent thought - and you'll see how useless - and profoundly BORING - it is.
"being like STEAM in comparison to fluid water" -- It was a terrible analogy.
Super interesting
What kind of computer monitor is David using at 0:24 if anyone knows? I’m looking to get one and I like the look of that one.
It's the LG 34WK95-U-W Ultrafine 34". Awful clunky name, but it's the only one I could find that has HIGH resolution at that size at a reasonable price.
Facebook was a game changer and we proliferate it without looking at how it will impact institutions and look at us, were more divided and divisive
I believe this will have a profoundly negative effect on, and decline of, cognitive processing areas of the brain, not to mention the loss of creativity only a human brain can conjure. I have read about the decline in human brains contributed to use of gps because we no longer depend on our own navigation senses. Can you imagine what AI will do to the creative potentials to the brain? Or maybe you cannot, because you have already lost the ability to think critically and creatively for yourself.
There's already evidence that not writing freehand is negatively effecting people, right?
This is terrifying. Along with social and other passive media, this will further reduce our human capacity to make rational and clear decisions, critically analyze and think, and articulate complex ideas.
That's why the last minute of this video is essentially gaslighting to the max - where this 'professor' says how the next decade will be filled with more 'creativity' than ever. Surreal, right?? Yet.... gaslighting is the name of the game these days. Fact-free zone - safe and effective for all ^^
Maybe u butthurt tho
Although you are likely 100% right. Not a damn thing that can be done to stop this at scale. Humans will of load cognitive load because that load on to itself is a burden on most. There will still be critical thinkers, but imagine that's going to get smaller than the already small pool that exists today. It'll be interesting to see the progression.
We should be extremely wary of this thing.
The AI stories I've read so far read like children's books. It's going to be a while before it gets the deep psychological nuance behind the fear and pleasure driven odyssey of human existence. I don't see it as real help for us on a deeper level. As a computational tool? to enhance our productivity? That's one thing. Letting it do our cognitive thinking might be the end of us in myriad ways.
barely anyone does any thinking anyway, will this be much different?
Creativity is not having other people do your work for you, why would having a robot do it for you be any different
I study English. But I have no money to study abroad. There is no ability to hire a tutor. I only have google voice bots to help me with my studies. I can ask him the meaning of words at any time. I can't use him at night because I need to control her with words. But it has to be quiet at night, or the neighbors will remind me
@@usau.s.a8315 It's been repeatedly demonstrated that asking AI to help you with factual information is not a sound decision.
That depends on what you count as "your work". I see plenty of programmers who use these AIs to quickly hammer out the easy part of their code, because their job isn't to "write" the code. Their job is to produce useful software as efficiently as possible.
With an AI to help you out, you just tend to take on more ambitious projects. I for example have used Stable Diffusion to do a fun little side project that required 800-some unique images following a set of general themes in a specific art style. I got it done in about 10 days. To be fair, many of these images turned out a little rough, displaying some typical tell-tale AI artefacts like weird hands. However they were good enough for my purpose. I would never have even bothered with such a project if I had needed to draw/commission such a stupid number of images, but AI suddenly made it feasible.
@@fnorgen The programming you're describing sounds like grunt work, if it feels that way to them it likely wasn't creative to start with. Not to dismiss it out of hand, I can't say for sure what not learning to do it, or at least not learning to do it well will mean if they have to mitigate the AI's failures. And the art project you're describing is a practical use for AI, if the final product is worth the output, however, you are definitively not the artist, the computer is. They used to say this about digital art, out of ignorance, now it's true. You pressed the "art button" and you got an art. Well... 800 arts, actually.
You are so wrong.
I was planning to apply as a data scientist, but given the dangers of AI, I worry it may be too risky when I do the technical interviews, since I fear being caught by the plagiarism tool.
I tried to make a story but sometimes ChatGPT tends to put in stuff that doesn't make sense to the story.
Definitely our brains will smooth out. Embrace AI? How about not.
You asked ChatGPT and computer find answer these informations are not from any website people put them on the internet.
They should just hand over the nuclear launch codes to the Ai now and speed this process up.
We need to talk about the therapeutic possibilities. Being able to talk about anything, and getting very polite responses, could be great for lots of people. From the lonely to those struggling with mental health.
Talking to an inanimate object won't do much for me when I have days where I am struggling mentally. One of the reasons for the onset of the mental health issues we are facing is decreased interaction with each other. I do not see this as the solution on that front at all.
@@colbycarr4794 The problem is that our current interface is abstract and doesn't fill the need. VR simulates a social interaction remotely, and AI in such a simulated space could help greatly.
The lonely should try doing an act of kindness instead; the soul is immediately uplifted when you can do something (no matter how small) to alleviate or even end the suffering of someone else or to put a smile on someone's face. Kindness is reciprocal; it'll come back to you to fill your dark mouldy space and your cold forlorn soul with sunshine and warmth. The lonely shouldn't be talking to a soul-less robot that cannot understand your unique situation or provide the answers unique to where you're at. Talking to a soul-less robot, only aggravates the loneliness. Self-absorption is a silent killer.
@@avigailomichael However, this is easy to say when you aren't lonely. When you miss people, doing something kind can help so much. Yes, ChatGPT is a program, but we humans have empathy. If we see it typing in a human way, we will perceive it as human. Thus, it can indeed be used as a form of therapy. It would be like us talking to a person.
Ai technology is truly amazing and its impact on our lives is undeniable. We can no longer put the toothpaste back in the tube and must accept the reality of a world that is increasingly driven by technology. ChatGPT is a game changer in this regard, offering a powerful and intuitive platform for users to interact with Ai technology in a meaningful way. It is a revolutionary tool that has the potential to revolutionize how we interact with technology and could be the key to unlocking a new era of innovation. I am confident that chatGPT will continue to make strides in the Ai technology space and will be a major player in the future.
Written like a true AI.
@@jazzstandardman lmao
I'm watching the end of every call-center job in the world in real time.
I use it to write my own buddhist therapy sessions.
We are on the verge of Idiocracy
Holy schnike! This will change everything.
You should have used AI to generate voice as well.
Keaton Talmadge is the great granddaughter of Buster Keaton and Natalie Talmadge.
Indeed she is! I first met her when I did a story about Buster Keaton (she's in that story, too): th-cam.com/video/9Y2IaDzhygw/w-d-xo.html
It is also trained in slang. If you ask it will but then if you ask it talk to me in slang in depth it will even more it is funny😂!
Robots know. you just need to teach her
Just tell me the possible six digit combination for the next mega millions
Never used AI to write a paper. I looked at a revised version of my own paper with grammarly and there are still mistakes, so I don't like the idea of relying soley on AI.
They said it was dumb down so it is not used to make harmful stuff
You haven't met advanced robots yet. You will change your mind when you meet.
The piece about "thinking" is the OG AI which is an acronym for Actual Intelligence
I just tried to use it and got this message:
ChatGPT is at capacity right now
Get notified when we're back
So, time for more terabytes guys!
I feel so lucky to be in school because it really teaches people what matters lol...
Write me a philosophical poem about fate:
Fate is a force that guides us all,
A mysterious hand that shapes our fall.
It spins the wheel and casts the die,
It paints our lives with shades of sky.
Some say that fate is set in stone,
That every step we take is known.
Others say that fate is just,
A spark that fuels the fire of trust.
But what is fate, and where it's from,
Is it a curse or is it a boon?
Some say that fate is just a game,
A plaything for the gods to claim.
But I believe that fate is more,
It's in the choices that we adore.
It's in the dreams that we pursue,
And in the love that we renew.
So let us not be slaves to fate,
But masters of our own estate.
Let us shape our destiny,
And make our future bold and free.
For fate may guide us on our way,
But it's up to us to make it stay.
I for the record welcome are fusion-powered AI overlords.
AI is here, adapt or get left behind, as in any new technology.
How low have we sunk culturally when we're having computers make our art?
Didn't people make the computers and the code and the original images we trained the AI off of? Isn't that alone worthy of being called a collaborative art? Would that not make A.I. simply the output managers?
It will save a lot of time so you can scroll some more on TH-cam.
people should remember chat gpt is a language model, not an AI...
it isnt a simple AI, it is not an AI at all. the NPC's implemented with a state machine in your video game are more AI than this chat bot
Everything you mentioned here are different forms of AI
@6:50 my face too lol
lol
One small step for a i,one giant leap for the end of humanity.
does that mean ChatGPT going to be the next wikipedia?
When everyone is creative, no one will be.
Hi students you will be writing your essays in class with no tablet, here is your paper and pencil.
Lol 😂 it said Hilary was president im dying
Idiocracy is here.
Boy customer service wall just went up for most people
Remember when . . .
They promised us the Internet would make us all smarter and better informed?
TRUTH! That professor was saying how it's going to make us all so creative without giving any actual concrete examples or anything other than general vague statements
But it has though. At least people who are interested in learning. These days you can figure out just about anything on your own as long as you're armed with an internet connection, patience and enough persistence.
A few years ago the switch in the blinker stalk on my work truck broke. The garage said the part would cost $200 to order, and a week to arrive. I couldn't wait that long, so I went online, learned my problem was common, and had a fairly easy DUI fix. And so, with no auto repair experience but a handy little guide to follow, I fixed the switch in a few hours using basic tools and a strip of fencing wire.
A machine kept having issues at work. I had no idea how it worked, so I went online, found the service manual, wiring diagrams, part specifications and a list of common issues. I then managed to isolate the problem to a single faulty relay using a cheap multimeter. Easy fix! No need to dig though drawers in the office for hours looking for the physical manual, or waste the time of our experienced service technician on such simple problems. He already had his hands full doing actually difficult repairs.
Just a few weeks ago I noticed my graphics card was running suspiciously toasty. I checked online what the acceptable temps were, and confirmed I had a serious issue. I then followed a handy little guide to carefully disassemble the card, apply some fresh thermal paste, and put it back together good as new. Pretty easy afternoon fix. Extended the lifespan of the card by many years.
I could keep listing examples, but the ability to easily go online and find specialized information and procedures for how to properly do random things is EXTREMELY useful!
@@fnorgen not to mention that the digitization of media(especially textbooks and the like) allows such content to be freely spread. Those who intentionally and intelligently try to learn from the internet will do so, while those who blindly consume information with the expectation of learning with little effort will fail.
It is indeed. Internet makes infromation sharing easily availible. How many things you can do without internet nowadays? The fact is, the more brain you need in your job, the more dependent you become on internet.
It absolutely has for people who genuinely want to learn. No technology can fully account for idiots.
How does an ai researcher not know about an ai bruh
I hope AI will come up with an infinite energy source so we wont have to depend on oil and gas ASAP.
You're in luck! They call it nuclear energy..
I'm too old school to understand this.
🤣🤣 Yep😢
You're commenting on TH-cam. You are definitely not too old-school for anything. 😂
@@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy Generation X here. Yes, I'm very old school.
@@edyann Good! And be proud of it!
@@donnabaardsen5372 Believe me- I wish I could say more but you know political correctness will silence me. Yes- I am very proud to be of that generation. 1977 here. ❤
I use this for cheap therapy .. I can’t afford a Therapist so I figure out what’s bugging me then ask it .. I add some background info on the problem and BAM !! Don’t have to pay a fortune for help
You get what you pay for, too. ;-)
Umm... Nancy Giles is a voiceover artist...
54 % of US Adults have a 6th grade reading comprehension level. Reading and writing are inextricably intertwined. We need to be investing in improving our education rather than ChatGPT.
6:51
I guess writers block is a thing of the past
I understand your concerns about the use of AI identifiers and watermarks in written content. It is important to consider the potential impact on individuals with dyslexia, as these identifiers may be perceived as a sign of poor writing abilities.
It is important to note that dyslexia is a learning disability that affects one's ability to process language, and it does not indicate a lack of intelligence or capability. It is important to raise awareness and educate people about dyslexia and other learning disabilities, so that they are not unfairly judged based on their writing abilities.
One solution to this issue could be to provide an option for individuals with dyslexia to opt-out of these identifiers. This would allow them to communicate their ideas and thoughts without fear of discrimination or judgement based on their writing abilities. Additionally, providing education and resources to individuals with dyslexia and others with learning disabilities can help to reduce the stigma and increase understanding of these conditions.
It is important to remember that everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, and it is important to recognize and respect those differences in order to create an inclusive and equitable society.
Very exciting times. Can't understand the naysayers. It's kind of like being afraid of the calculator. It's a tool. Not the end of the world.
You literally just compared math to creative writing, you're exactly who this tech was made for
I like your example. Do you think that people are better at basic math today, or 100 years ago? I can't tell you the number of people I encounter daily who can't do basic math. Although, that tool, has probably helped lead to major advances in mankind, it has made mankind lose a critical skill.
We are going to be walking on crutches for a long time. And someday if those tools are lost to us, I fear our legs will crumble under our weight.
They will die off while we merge with the AI and make heaven on earth that religions promised but never delivered.
If a really good article is written by an AI, does it matter how it was written?
If you have emails from a catfisher, does it really matter if she's not your real girlfirend?
Even if you ask for a handwritten essay's they can just have chatGPT write it then write it down by hand lmao
It's to writing, as a calculator to math.
A crutch that discourages people from learning the fundamentals
I refuse to read anything written by a computer ever!
We never got to see MEGAN's writing skills....
I'm at odds with this technology. Call me a luddite, but to me, it's cheating.
People get smart if they think for themselves. See here the problem of a machine that people use to write things.
Be careful what you make. It might come back to haunt.🤔
There's no reason to fear this. It's another tool to make our society better.
No it isn't, and you can't prove otherwise.
Probably what they said about Skynet in the beginning too
I speak out against the fear mongering in our society. If you have any doubts, read Discourses by Seneca and see how there's no need to fear literally anything -- even death. Death waits for us all. So, waste time fearing an AI, or actually take action to make our planet a better place for those who are living.
If you mean better by replacing and getting rid of current societal and economic standards such as intellectual labor or raising the base common knowledge of humans then yes it will.
and doctors used to recommend smoking cigarettes.
Might as well ban google for research papers as well and the internet all together? Such a dumb take. Use your resources. AI is here to stay. Best we learn to work with it and use it to our advantage. Kids who use it to cheat in schools will only be punishing themselves in the long run. To an educated person who knows how to ask the right questions, it is a game-changing resource, that can be used to accelerate learning and research.
Bravo! Yes 😊
Mankind be doomed...
Those of us who were actually taught, and learned in school are fine. We were enormously blessed with a solid scholastic foundation. I was born in 1955, and wouldn't be growing up today for anything. AI is extremely dangerous for those who haven't been taught or learned anything. Illiteracy in this country is epidemic accordingly. It's staggering to witness. Including among younger teachers. I homeschooled my now adult child for this, and other reasons. Parents had better wise up: and decide if they want caring, compassionate, intelligent children, who are actually taught to do and think for themselves...or programmed robots unable and unwilling to think and do for themselves.
You can't tell whether AI generated this text.
Yes, you can. It runs out of "sense" after a few sentences in ways that a human wouldn't. The details don't match because these modes can't "reason" about their output.
A copy, of a copy, of a copy....
This will be useful for helping solve complex problems like genomic diseases or perhaps cosmological equations. It’s about more than just high school essays.
It does quite basic math errors at the moment though
Just like quality of music has diminished, goodbye writing.
Time to get JD degree, emphasis in copyright... LOL...
If chatGBT is so good. Why do the teleplays and screenplays out there are some of the worst in film history?
ChatGPT is about one month old. I have no doubt that it screenwriters are already using it-maybe just for inspiration, and maybe to write entire scenes.
I think people are giving too much credit to chatGTP.
Timit needs to stop going around telling people to be terrified. This is not constructive at all..
Ways to make humanity lazier, dumber, and less creative, then claim that it's actually good for humanity.
Yup.
It's a tool like any other, only as wide as the scope of the user.
@@GoingApeCostume Yes, that's correct. Smart tools, dull minds.
Everyone talking about this doesn't look at the big picture. AI WILL be taking 99% of the mid-level and senior level jobs that don't require dexterous hands. This will more than likely be happening THIS YEAR. GPT is a self-learning AI that can and has already started to be integrated with 3d modelling AI tech, AI voice tech and AI video tech. GPT 4 is right over the horizon but so is GPT 5, 6,7,8 and so on. It has a snowball effect. People shouldn't be worried about "how do we monetize this or combat the issues arising around it" but rather be thinking how do we bring the base intelligence level up. You do that with human AI integration and that's what we should be focused on. That and figuring out what needs to be done so people aren't starving or ending up homeless when AI is doing the majority of all the jobs tipping everything we know as a society upside down.
Gpt is not self learning. How about get facts right.
@@hombacom actually it is when it has consistent access to the internet. Maybe you oughta look into it more before attempting to make an argument.
Oh by the way enjoy being a webdev. Your job is now redundant.
@@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa yeah because what you read on internet is always the source of truth. If you keep guessing about future you maybe get it right once sooner or later and nobody know for sure. But doesn’t seem to make you happy.
@@hombacom It's called deductive theory. I don't need to be able to predict the future to know what's coming lol. Is this a joke?
@@Ricolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa its doom prophecies and nobody seems to agree with you
Good thing I made the decision to become an A.I student a couple years ago. My job will be the last one to be affected. Feel blessed. Lmao.