Artificial intelligence is slowly but surely making its way into almost all aspects of our everyday lives, and ChatGPT is the latest addition to chatbots backed by artificial intelligence.
And if someone is a regular Twitter user, they are certain to have come across Chat GPT3 with the free research preview of the chatbot already in use.
There have also been recent talks about how ChatGPT is on its way to replacing Google. Many venture capitalists such as Chamath Palihapitiya, who worked with Facebook in its initial days, expressed their opinion that the chatbot was better than Google, albeit with the limitation that the site's data ended in 2021. It is unable to render information beyond 2021.
ChatGPT's works have already fascinated and intrigued many of the users, with Elon Musk tweeting that he would pause the Open AI database access on Twitter. The works done by ChatGPT 3 have been quite excellent, according to the experts, albeit with the human touch being the missing element in all of them.
ChatGPT's working mechanism is quite simple; one has to put a few prompts in the chatbot, and accordingly, the chatbot will generate write-ups based on the command. For example, if a prompt is put forward, such as 'I'm interested in learning more about...'
"Write a drama about a horror story set in Bangladesh." Characters: Headmaster Karim Sheikh; Class 10 student Rahim; Class 6 student Karim etc.; the chatbot will generate a story!
A similar story set in a British university was generated that by no means is inferior to one that a human could write. Hence it might be a bit alarming as well as intimidating to a lot of people.
ChatGPT3 is not the only AI-backed chatbot in the market at present; however, it is the most prominent as it is free, which is one of the reasons why the chatbot has been garnering a lot of attention.
And as AI is becoming more prominent in many fields, it will be interesting to witness the future of ChatGPT3 vs human intelligence.
