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What are the weaknesses of ChatGPT?

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  For some aspects, ChatGPT does not offer any reliability: He doesn't tell the truth.  ChatGPT says what people want to hear from the information it has.   He only knows a compartmentalized version of what people say about the real world, using that information to create compelling language to convey what he's learned. He can't count.  I tried to replicate  Jonas Degrave's simulation at Engraved using a more complicated calculation  and got the wrong result.  It correctly tries to multiply the two numbers from this Python command that it knows how to simulate, which is quite remarkable.  However, he simply does not know how to count. He can't think.  He often writes relevant descriptions and claims about what I asked of him and confidently misapplies them.  He cannot reason;  it is not a finite automaton (FSM). His false modesty is somewhat embarrassing.  ChatGPT writes with aplomb and authority, but shyly tells you he's only ...

Make Money with ChatGPT: 11 Possibilities to Consider

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  A digital tool using artificial intelligence, ChatGPT is a kind of conversational agent capable of answering any question. Since its appearance for the general public at the end of the year 2022, ChatGPT continues to attract more and more users.  While some use it to request specific information, others use it  to earn additional income  .  But then, how do you actually make money with this virtual robot?  Here are 11 solutions you can consider. 1. Create web content One way to make money with  ChatGPT  is arguably creating web content.  Indeed, many people already use it to write advertising texts, announcements on social networks, slogans or even practical information such as those found in an "About" section of a company, for example. If necessary, this digital tool can provide you not only with innovative ideas, but also with quality texts. 2. Design videos Even if ChatGPT responds to you only with sentences, it is possible to use these...

Answer to ChatGPT: Apple is working on its own AI chatbot

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  Apple now also wants to get involved in the field of generative AI.  According to a report, the company has set up several teams to develop Apple GPT.  There are still no concrete plans to release the technology to the public. Apple  does not want to leave the AI ​​market to OpenAI, Google, and Meta.  According to a new report by well-connected Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, the company is quietly working on AI tools and a  chatbot  a la  ChatGPT  .  However, the company still lacks a clear strategy on how to give the AI ​​tools to consumers. Apple GPT: Codename "Ajax" According to Gurman  , similar to ChatGPT or Bard, Apple has developed its own framework to generate large language models.  Based on this framework, which is apparently known internally as "Ajax", Apple is said to have developed a chatbot service that some engineers have dubbed "Apple GPT", according to the Bloomberg reporter.  Ajax was created to unify ...

Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

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  Ethical guidelines for artificial intelligence New  AI  methods for smart living applications: The  BMWK-funded "  Foresight  " project  focuses on people during development Soon, each of us could be living in a house or apartment with an AI-based , electronic gatekeeper.  This gatekeeper lets in trades, delivery, and postal services when we are not at home.  He makes sure that only the rooms that we have approved for craftsmen are entered.  The porter also passes on instructions and, conversely, accepts messages for us.  As desirable as such an intelligent gatekeeper would be for many of us, it also raises questions. How can it be ensured that the system is not misused and that unauthorized persons gain access?  Where and how is the data stored that  is processed to run this  smart service?  Is it really always the person who decides who is allowed into the building, or is there a risk that the programmed acti...

I use Chat GPT up to 70 times a day at work - and to get superglue off my fingers

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  I use Chat GPT up to 70 times a day at work - and to get superglue off my fingers Here are my tips: 1. Apply for jobs The recruiters have to use certain algorithms to identify the best applicants.  Because the choice is overwhelming.  If they use algorithms, why can't the applicant use algorithms too? We can ask Chat GPT, "I'm about to write an  application  and I'm about to provide my work experience.  Please show me how I can change the words I use and the details of my experience to better align with the algorithms used by HR for this job posting.” Then you repeat the process – and repeat it again.  Basically, it's like matching algorithm by algorithm. 2. Research for your professional network Make sure you can verify anything you research.  I first make sure Bing, Chat GPT and so on are looking at the right person.  Then I say, “Give me five professional topics that might be relevant to your world.  And three personal interests the...