ChatGPT is a natural language processing software driven by AI that can have human-like conversations and solve tasks in our daily lives. With over 100 million users and 1.6 billion visits since June 2023, ChatGPT is increasingly becoming a popular application. You can visit the site using this URL: https://chat.openai.com/auth/login, and log in with an account. Some of the most common uses for ChatGPT are writing an essay, creating an app, writing code, building a resume, making a grocery list, summarizing co- ntext, and starting an Etsy Business. Not only can it answer basic questions, but it can analyze and describe art in detail and have philosophical conve- rsations. ChatGPT can do all these tasks while emulating human language and displaying emotions, humor, and creativity. These human-like responses are why this model of AI is so much more successful because it feels more accur- ate and authentic.
Quite a lot actually. Although there are endless possibilities for the use and power of AI, it’s not flawless. There are still limitations to ChatGPT’s abilities. Users may have to reword and ask the program a question multiple times toget their desired ans- wer. It’s like asking Siri or your Alexa a simple question, but they reply, “Hmm, I don’t know that one….” The quality of the responses is not 100% accurate either, so even though it appears the questions are right, they most likely aren’t. The software may give you hard-to-understand or ambiguous answers that lead to having more questions. Even though ChatGPT is a helpful res- ource, it doesn’t have all the answers.
ChatGPT has had mixed reviews, with some users reporting that the AI gives biased or incorrect information, and doesn’t overall have a polished quality, while others praise AI's ability and ef- ficiency. The company behind ChatGPT, OpenAI, has promised to make AI, “safe and aligned with human values,” but ChatGPT takes a, “less restrictive approach.” AI can weigh in on more sensitive topics like politics and religion, offending many people. Another controversy is with schools around the country trying to prevent AI-generated homework. Students are misusing ChatGPT as a quick way to write essays or summaries for school work, and sc- hools have a hard time matching the AI. Software that can differ- entiate AI from actual human responses is being developed to prevent students from cheating; however, AI is making it increasingly difficult.
