The newest AI wonder, ChatGPT — the latest in a line of incredibly quickly-evolving AI text generators — is causing jaws to drop and brows to furrow.
Nightmare scenarios involve fears that text from AI engines could be used to inundate the public with authoritative-sounding information to support conspiracy theories and propaganda.
OpenAI chief Sam Altman says some of what people interpret as "censorship" — when ChatGPT says it won't tackle a user request — is actually an effortChatGPT, like other text generators, also creates problems when it gets things right. Educators, who already often have to run essays through online tools to make sure they weren't plagiarized, worry that their difficult task could be made even harder.
Then I asked it to write a performance review for my excellent editor. It said it didn't know him well enough to do a personal review, but did offer some generic positive comments that I probably could have used without anyone knowing the difference. I asked it to write a rap about me and I have to say, it's more flattering than some of the pictures of me I created with the viral AI app Lensa.Even in its present form, ChatGPT can serve up useful answers to plenty of questions — and that's without being trained on the latest news and information.What they're saying
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