The Truth About Artificial Intelligence And ChatGPT

The Truth About Artificial Intelligence And ChatGPT

Artificial intelligence is changing the world. Until now, using Photoshop, real-looking fake photos could be created, but it took hours of hard work. Now, this can be done in just a second. Putting a smile on your face. Click one button and it's done. Changing your hairstyle. With one click, your hair becomes shorter. With one click, your hair becomes longer. These fake photos look very real. You can even expand your photos outside the borders. AI can understand what I'm saying in French and automatically generate English voice.

Advancement In AI

And if I want, for this article, I can even change my sentences with the help of AI. Along with the AI, I can use my French words to generate new English Articles. I can make paintings and animations in 2 seconds with the help of AI. For example, if I write 'Lord Hanuman flying in the air' ultra HD. Make me a painting. In a few seconds, I get 8 different amazing options of Lord Hanuman's painting.

Use Of AI In Business And Movies

Companies like Marvel are using AI to create animations for their TV shows and movies. Companies like Amazon say that they will use AI to write books and then sell them on their website. It is unimaginable what AI is already capable of. Automatically replying to emails, writing emails for you, helping you in your studies, helping you with your work, giving you health advice, and working as your virtual assistant. The possibilities are endless. We are witnessing a new global revolution.

Artificial Intelligence is going to impact everything. The job market is going to change. The way of studying in schools and colleges is going to change. The political system is going to change. Military warfare is going to change. Let's try to understand these in this article.

"Should we automate away all the jobs?"

"Every technological revolution leads to job changes and this will be no exception." "Concerns over the rapidly expanding use of Artificial Intelligence." "The danger of AI is much greater than the danger of nuclear warheads. By a lot!" "The machines taking over is a threat for everybody. A threat for the Chinese the Americans and the Europeans. It's just like a global nuclear war was."

Introducing ChatGPT

Even though AI's development has been rapidly taking place for the last 5-7 years, people started noticing it when ChatGPT version 3.5 was made publicly available in November 2022. ChatGPT is an AI software which is called Large Language Model, LLM. The special thing about it is that it can imitate the way humans speak very well. The style in which humans talk to each other, our way of using language on phones, the internet, and computers, It was trained on that and now it can speak to us in the same style.

Comparison Of ChatGPT With Others Companies 

ChatGPT has been made by an American company named OpenAI and its popularity rocketed so quickly that it became the world's fastest-growing online service. Look at this chart. It took Netflix 3.5 years to reach 1 million users. Twitter took 2 years. Facebook took 10 months. Instagram took 2.5 months. And ChatGPT reached this milestone in just 5 days. The reason for this is very obvious. When you use ChatGPT, you will understand. Its version 3.5 is free to use. You just have to create an account on the website of OpenAI. Ask it anything. When the answers are generated they seem like a human is answering it. A person who knows everything about everything. Whether you ask it a factual question or a grammar-related question or ask it to write a formal letter. You get to see amazing accuracy here.

This technology was so revolutionary that big companies saw it and in desperation launched their own AI chatbots. In response to ChatGPT, Google launched its Google Bard. Microsoft launched its Bing AI, even though OpenAI and Microsoft are in a partnership. Snapchat launched its MyAI. Apart from this, many companies, whether it's Quora, Duolingo, or Air India, have already incorporated AI into their systems or have announced that they are going to do it soon.

Opinions Of Influential People Towards AI

The question here is that if this technology is so amazing, then why are influential people like Elon Musk saying that we should slow down the development of AI? "Musk and hundreds of influential names including Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, are calling for a pause in experiments. Saying AI poses a dramatic risk to society unless there is proper oversight." "I think we need to regulate AI safety, quite frankly because it is, I think, actually a bigger risk to society than cars or planes or medicine."

Danger Of AI 

The first danger is related to jobs. People are afraid that if AI can do so much and in such a great way, and perform better than humans, then many people will lose their jobs. And this is true, friends. In history, whenever a new technology was introduced, it has had an impact on the job market. When smartphones were introduced, the jobs of landline telephone operators were all gone. When cars came, the jobs of people who drove horse carriages were almost finished. When ATMs came, the jobs of bank tellers in banks, who used to facilitate cash transactions, demand for those jobs declined drastically. Similarly, due to the advent of online websites, the jobs of booking clerks have gone down. Due to the advent of industrial robots, assembly line workers lost their jobs. But the danger of Artificial Intelligence is much bigger than all these technologies.

There are two reasons behind this. First is that the effect of AI technology will not be limited to a single sector. It will be seen in every field. It has happened for the first time that creative people's jobs are at risk. People used to think that as technology improved, the most mechanical jobs, the jobs that required the most repeated work, would be the first to go. No one thought that creative jobs like graphic designers could also disappear. The jobs of logo designers and musicians can be at risk. AI software like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion can generate images for you and create logos and graphics in minutes. If we talk about music, look at Google's music model. You just have to write in the text that you want to listen to the song 'Bella Ciao' only on guitar. Or you can say that you want to listen to this song using only drums and flute. Or a chorus of this song's tune. Or only on a piano. In the future, generating music will become easy. You just have to write what kind of music you want and you will get it. The second reason is this. 

Something Good About AI

AI's impact is going to be huge and rapid. Whichever sector will be impacted by it, millions of jobs will be wiped out. You must be scared to hear this but there is good news too. The good news is that if old jobs are wiped out, new jobs will emerge. According to the World Economic Forum's The Future of Jobs Report 2020, by 2025, 85 million jobs will be wiped out due to AI all over the world. However the same report states that with the help of AI, 97 million new jobs will be created in this time frame. That is why it is often said that "AI is not a job killer" but it is "A job category killer".

In the coming years, AI is poised to become the new standard, similar to how basic computer knowledge is essential for jobs today. These statistics serve as a wake-up call for all the countries, raising questions about whether the students will receive adequate training in schools and colleges to adapt to this changing job market.

Impact Of AI On Education Sectors

The next significant impact of AI will likely be on our education system, reminiscent of a time when calculators were discouraged in math class due to the belief that we wouldn't always have them at hand. However, technology, including smartphones and now AI, has rapidly altered this landscape.

Notably, ChatGPT, initially popular among students for homework cheating, has been widely criticized for this misuse. Students should recognize that while cheating may offer short-term benefits, it undermines the development of essential skills needed for long-term success in life.

To be successful in the future, the ability to learn and adapt will be paramount. Developed countries like Japan have taken proactive steps, publishing guidelines on AI's use in schools. AI can serve positive purposes, such as reducing teachers' workloads, enhancing concept explanations, fact-checking, and language learning. However, Japan has emphasized that using AI for cheating is strictly prohibited.

Ultimately, AI is a tool with the potential for both positive and negative applications, contingent on the user's intent and ethics.