What is ChatGPT and why it has generated so much buzz?
7 December, 2022
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Introduction
The Chat GPT prototype from OpenAI has now been made available, but what precisely is it and is it available online for free?
On November 30, Sam Altman's OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot that has taken the tech world and the internet by storm and, let's be honest, a little by surprise.
The most recent chatbot from OpenAI, which was founded in 2015 by Elon Musk and Altman, can comprehend human speech and produce in-depth writing that would be appropriate for a friend.
What is ChatGPT?
An AI chatbot system called ChatGPT, is similar to the automated customer care chats that can be found online. However, it is a significant improvement over the earlier method because there are no frustratingly few answer choices.
The programme, which is trained by artificial intelligence and machine learning, can answer queries and offer information through conversation.
According to the corporate statement, the dialogue format allows for follow-up questions, is the most realistic of all, confesses error and declines improper requests.
In addition to providing you with a discussion, OpenAI has given ChatGPT the capacity to improve language, condense complex prose into simpler ideas, convert movie names into emojis, and even fix Python code problems.
It is based on the GPT 3.5 series of language learning models from the company (LLM). GPT is an abbreviation for Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3. It is a computer language model that uses deep learning techniques to generate human-like text based on inputs.
The model is trained to predict what will happen next, which is why ChatGPT can technically have a "conversation." The chatbot was also trained using "Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF)," according to OpenAI's blog post about ChatGPT.
Is ChatGPT free to use?
It is currently available in beta to all users. To try out ChatGPT, go to the OpenAI website and sign up. To use this service, you must first create an account with OpenAI. The chatbot has already reached one million users, and you may receive an alert that the beta period is over. Due to the high costs of running these chats, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman hinted that they may have to monetise this in the future. These models are run by OpenAI on Microsoft Azure's cloud infrastructure.
How one can use ChatGPT?
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Visit the official website by clicking here.
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Make an account
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Choose "for personal use."
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Select the desired feature - for a conversation, select Q&A.
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Click Open in Playground.
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Type in your questions next to Q:
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Wait a few seconds for the answer to appear after clicking submit.
Why has ChatGPT generated so much buzz?
ChatGPT has sparked so much debate because of the types of responses it provides. It is viewed as a replacement for standard emails, party planning lists, CVs, and even college essays and homework. As demonstrated by the examples, it can also be used to write code. Some screenshots shared on Twitter demonstrated how the chatbot could be used to write four-page essays, solve math equations, and even detect code errors.
However, even OpenAi admits that the AI's responses are not without flaws. It is noted that the chatbot may occasionally provide "plausible-sounding but incorrect or nonsensical answers." Users can choose to downvote or upvote a response. According to OpenAI, the chatbot may overuse certain phrases due to "biases in the training data..."
However, some users pointed out that the chatbot had obvious racial and sexist biases, which is a problem with almost all AI models. Among those who pointed this out was Steven T Piantadosi, a professor at UC Berkeley who directs the university's 'Computation and language lab,' who posted a Twitter thread with examples. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also responded to the thread, asking him to "thumbs down on these" offensive posts in order to help the AI improve.
Meanwhile, Stack Overflow, an online code repository, has temporarily barred users from posting any of the chatbot's coding solutions. According to Stack Overflow, ChatGPT is not providing correct answers to many coding issues, and many of those posting them currently lack "real expertise in the subject." Because determining whether or not the answer is incorrect takes time and effort, the website has temporarily prohibited users from posting these auto-generated answers.
Twitter is freaked out over ChatGPT's accuracy!
The internet appears to be concerned about an eventual robot takeover, as with every AI and robot advancement, and OpenAI's latest project has everyone stunned with its detail and accuracy.
Lawyers, social media managers, and even trusted sites like Stack Overflow and Google appear to be threatened by ChatGPT's capabilities.
ChatGPT, however, thinks creative roles might take less of a hit:
Finally, I'd like to state that no technology, no matter how advanced, can ever completely replace humans; humans are unavoidable in any field. Most technologies lack creativity and critical thinking skills. Let us wait for ChatGPT's full release to see what it has to offer the world.
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