Should we be worried?


In our previous blog, we covered how AI is slowly getting a hold of the reins as it's moving along the path of development at a fast pace. We may not realise it yet, but soon AI will be everywhere. The other day, there was an interesting article. This particular article highlighted an interview with the creator of ChatGPT, Sam Altman. In his interview, he mentioned that he was a little worried about his creation.

We are all aware of how ChatGPT, when launched in November 2022, took the world by surprise with its ability to work efficiently and provide human responses. With the new version, ChatGPT-4 is said to be more advanced than its earlier versions. This new version can solve much more complex problems. We are aware that this chatbot recently performed well in some of the competitive human exams and passed successfully. I'd like to attach a part of the article from the interview.



While developments are necessary to improve the way humanity develops in the way they function over the years, especially the advancement of AI, they are both beneficial and detrimental. If we look at the beneficial side, a valid argument can be made when associated with ChatGPT: the invention has helped people all over the world, from providing information quicker and more directly than Google to writing emails to drafting scripts.

With the invention of ChatGPT, even Google released their own chatbot called Google Bard. The main point of this blog is to highlight that even though artificial intelligence will make people's lives easier, there will be a possible replacement of humans in their daily jobs. The reason why there will be a possible replacement of humans is because we can already see from the early beta version of ChatGPT that it’s able to write scripts, which means that even content creators would be facing the risk of being overtaken by these AI bots. It is true that not everything can be taken over, but it will still be under the control of humans.


The creator of ChatGPT has also mentioned how the recent version of their product has the ability to write better code and may be utilised to commit wrongful acts, but there is something that we should all be aware of: there isn’t a limit to the amount of human creativity that they can work on. AI will evolve, but we all should look at it as a tool to help humans, not mainly as a replacement.

In the previous blog, we mentioned how AI chatbots can become therapists to save costs and all, but let’s all consider that no matter how much they become self-aware and are able to give judgements to be assistance in the field of mental health, human therapists will be much more effective as they will be able to provide in-depth help strategies, but when compared to AI technology, they can only help depending on the amount of information we give them.


To end our blog, we’d like to talk about one interesting experiment done by Albert Turing in 1950, which was created to understand the capabilities of a computer that was said to possess artificial intelligence and see if it could mimic human responses under specific conditions. It was to test if the machine could respond in such a way that it could fool the human into thinking that the answer was coming from a human. Of course, every technology has its own advantages and disadvantages. But we will surely see the rapid capability in a few years.




 

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