Is it time to believe the ChatGPT hype?
This new language-based computer program – known in full as Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer – is raising the bar for artificial intelligence . In fact, it's become so popular, so quickly, that its parent company has asked users to “hang tight” while it “scales up” the system to accommodate so many newcomers.
ChatGPT is different to other chatbots because it uses natural language techniques to answer user-generated questions in a genuinely conversational way. Its presentation of information is cohesive – even human-like – where other chatbots read as patently robotic. Notwithstanding a few kinks, the system could genuinely prove a gamechanger for the way we consume information in 2023 – and below, we’ve highlighted six reasons why. Let’s kick off with the biggun.
ChatGPT has proved capable of answering more than just fact-based queries, too. Need some advice on how to deal with a breakup? Or last-minute Christmas gift ideas for those hard-to-buy-for in-laws? Say no more: ChatGPT can help. Another red flag is the software’s lack of source disclosure. ChatGPT doesn’t tell users where it gets its answers from , which makes the information it imparts hard to verify.
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