ChatGPT is just one interesting addition to the suite of AI tools that is going to change how we operate.
I love playing around with ChatGPT which has improved so much even in the past few months.
We can debate on Hive for as long as you like about the intricacies and morality of using it to write posts but what you cannot debate is how useful it is to content creators and the impact it has had on the industry already.
Whether people like it or not, AI is going to be a very important tool at our disposal and it's going to be everywhere in the next few years.
It's funny in a crypto community like ours which is a disruptive technology itself. Used by people that want a better way to do things, faster, more efficient, decentralized. That there is such an objection to AI generated content. Technology that will change the status quo around here and across all other platforms. As you can tell from how my articles read, I don't use AI to generate my posts and I'm well able to fuck this and fuck that in my content which apparently the AI bot won't do.
Testing........Testing
What are the most offensive curse words?
As an AI language model, I do not condone or promote the use of offensive language. It's important to be respectful and considerate of others when communicating. Different cultures and communities may have different opinions on what words are considered offensive or taboo. What is considered offensive in one context may not be in another.
Turns out to be true. 😂😂😂 They haven't seized control just yet anyway. The bot still respects human feelings.
Regardless, the bot is a great tool and when I read that Italy had banned it I had the same reaction. They are just delaying the inevitable rise of AI tools that will become an integral part of our everyday lives.
The country’s Data Protection Authority said US firm OpenAI, which makes ChatGPT, had no legal basis to justify “the mass collection and storage of personal data for the purpose of ‘training’ the algorithms underlying the operation of the platform”.
ChatGPT caused a global sensation when it was released last year for its ability to generate essays, songs, exams and even news articles from brief prompts.
But critics have long fretted that it was unclear where ChatGPT and its competitors got their data or how they processed it.
Ref: The Journal.ie
Already people have found a host of innovative ways to use the technology with more and more appearing every week online.
We operate online, generate products online and now there are tools that can make it quicker, easier and cheaper. Of course people are going to use them and in time we will see the AI tools reduce the need for human interaction.
For now people are inputting a lot mor data into these tools but in a couple of years I expect whoever is left in the design department to just give a brief description and generate any image in seconds. The basic versions are there already so it won't be long before companies see how they can save a lot of money replacing the human element with cheaper AI options.
It's happened in every other industry over time and the online world will be no different.
We can already find these tools in areas like:
- Content creation.
- Graphic design.
- Video production.
- Music production.
- Photo editing.
- Writing tools.
- Text Translation.
Just in the creator industry alone. Once you expand these tools into coding, game creation, website generation ect... It is going to change the internet as we know it and the world by default.
You will no longer need to learn how to create any of these items yourself if you can master the controls for the AI technology and it will do the rest for you.
It's going to be an AI driven digital sector and at some stage we will presumably see that cross over into the physical world with autonomous cars, AI controlled households, the internet of things really coming to the forefront of our everyday lives and dictating how we go about our days.
Whether that's a good or a bad thing will be debated for years to come but as with most advancements it will have a bit of both.