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A video explaining ChatGPT and its impact on our lives
In November, OpenAI introduced ChatGPT powered by GPT 3.5 to the world. And since then ChatGPT has been on everyone’s lips. Can it change our lives? For the better? For worse? Will some of the job profiles we know today be gone tomorrow? Before we try and boil the ocean, let’s see what ChatGPT can do today.
ChatGPT is a conversational large language model that the company OpenAI developed. The model is capable of Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF). It can chat with as a normal chatbot would, give you factual answers to your questions, it asks you further questions if your question is incomplete, corrects its own errors based on your feedback, challenges your assumptions, politely refuses to answer inappropriate questions. Not only that... it can write fresh code, tell you what’s wrong with incorrect code that you feed into it or even give out flowery poetry.
Do tech companies believe ChatGPT can really change our lives? They do.
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