JERRY DAVICH: Is today's column written by ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, or me? You decide
Generative artificial intelligence is impressive. But it's missing something — a voice, a heart, a soul and authenticity.
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Generative artificial intelligence is impressive. But it's missing something — a voice, a heart, a soul and authenticity.
Everyone is freaking out because the ChatGPT clone hit on a journalist and said it wanted to be alive. But the hysteria is missing the real menace.
Don't really know much about this kind of stuff. that's comforting. jason, great to have you on as always. >> thanks, trace. well, meantime the fox news at night common sense department is not quite sold on the experts saying chat pt will change the world. common sense also wants you to know that chat bots don't know anything. they simply gather information from the internet and using patterns, they are trained to recognize and spit out data or information that often sounds plausible or autauthorative but can be incorrect. nothing like billions
Questions per session. what's at this move? >> the decision was prompted by some beta testers discovering when prompted these chat bots have a tendency to go a little bit rogue in the sense of they start talking about violence, declaring love, in some cases insisting they were right when they were factually wrong. if you haven't seen it, i would highly recommend you read the full conversation between the bing chatbots and the "the new york times" journalist. it does reveal a darker and more sinister side to these chat bots. in response to that microsoft has said they're limiting the q&a sessio...
And the broader existence of chat bots opens up a can of worms what happens when students use this at university. it can pass a medical exam, a whole series of licenses. that opens a can of worms and you have this side of it, this dark side that it apparently has, which raises questions of what are the limits of this stuff? this is certainly the new frontier and i think since we're in washington and we can talk about washington things, too, it raises the question of is congress going to look at this and ways to regulate this? congress is regularly ahead of the curve in terms of regulating tech...