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Since the birth of ChatGPT, it can be described as a “sweet pastry”, but it has also fallen into the public opinion storm of “replacing human beings and causing unemployment”.
After all, this “Xintian selected worker” seems to be able to handle all fields: helping programmers fix bugs, write code, help college students write course papers, write novels, go to court, draw…
Not long ago, “Fortune” magazine asked ChatGPT: “Which jobs do you think ChatGPT will replace?” ChatGPT received a “tactful” response – “It is impossible to predict the future, but some tasks currently performed by people may be due to tasks like Technologies like mine get automated or streamlined.”
These “tasks” include: data entry and processing, customer service and support roles (such as answering frequently asked questions), translation tasks and report writing, and content generation.
In a recent interview with ABC News, OpenAl CEO Sam Altman discussed the risks of ChatGPT and how AI will reshape society.
Sam Altman said that AI technology will reshape society as we know it: it will bring a certain degree of “real danger”, but it may also be “the greatest technology that mankind has developed so far”. He then said that while AI could replace many jobs, it could also lead to “better jobs.”
For a while, the topic of whether ChatGPT will eliminate more jobs has sparked heated discussions again…
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Since ChatGPT can trigger a “public opinion” storm, presumably its “deterrence” is not groundless.
As we all know, after ChatGPT detonated the field of science and technology, everyone was discussing where the next step of AI development should go, and many scholars mentioned multimodality.
On March 14th, GPT-4 was released. GPT-4 is a large multimodal model that can accept image and text inputs while returning text outputs.
And, compared to previous iterations, GPT-4 has huge improvements, such as: broad knowledge, effective problem-solving ability, text processing ability, creative project processing ability… Sam Altman described it as better than earlier versions ” less biased” and “more creative”. However, it is only available to users who pay for their Plus subscription.
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In the interview, Sam Altman also said: GPT-4 has achieved close to full marks in the SAT math test, and can now write computer code proficiently in most programming languages.
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Seeing that GPT-4 is moving towards the final AI goal of OpenAl, but unexpectedly its strength and success seem to have planted a “time bomb” in Sam Altman’s heart. The risks behind it made Sam Altman insomnia.
He once said: “I am particularly concerned that these models may be used for large-scale disinformation. Today it is getting better and better at writing computer code, and it does not rule out being used for offensive cyber attacks.”
Therefore, Sam Altman emphasized that OpenAl needs the participation of regulators and society as much as possible. In the iteration of ChatGPT, it is necessary to effectively prevent the potential negative impact of this technology on human beings.
He then added: “They have a team of policymakers at OpenAI who decide what information goes into ChatGPT and what content ChatGPT is allowed to share with users. We’re talking to various policy and security experts, auditing the system, trying to Solve these problems and produce something safer and higher quality.”
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Regardless of the strengths and weaknesses of AI technology, the biggest concern is whether jobs will be replaced.
Sam Altman also admitted: “It may replace some jobs in the near future” and expressed concern about the speed at which this will happen.
But it’s worth mentioning that Sam Altman also encourages people to think of ChatGPT as a tool, not a replacement: “Human creativity is limitless, and we can find new jobs and new things from it.”
Andy Wadsworth, director of IT recruiting firm The Bridge, believes services like ChatGPT are the public’s first window into a Pandora’s box that has the potential to become Industrial Revolution 3.0, with winners and losers in it. “There is no doubt that some jobs will be replaced by AI, but those who learn to use generative AI will be better equipped to adapt to new companies and be the winners,” he said.
Along with topics such as #ChatGPTfather admits he’s a little scared# have been on the hot search, it can’t help sparking heated discussions among many Chinese netizens. Some netizens took a negative attitude, saying: “I feel that people’s thinking ability will be weakened”, “I’m just working at the executive level, and I’m still very apprehensive”, but some people are optimistic about the development of AI, saying: “Maybe instead, people can Do more advanced things”, “This will also increase a lot of jobs with thresholds”…
At this stage, do you feel threatened by ChatGPT? You can leave a message or discuss in the comment area.
Reference link:
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https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/openai-ceo-sam-altman-ai-reshape-society-acknowledges/story?id=97897122
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https://www.businessinsider.com/sam-altman-little-bit-scared-chatgpt-will-eliminate-many-jobs-2023-3
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https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/openai-releases-gpt-4-claims-chatbot-significantly-smarter/story?id=97858074
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https://www.jiemian.com/article/8870188.html
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