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On Chat GPT. American University, Jeongmin Yoon.


Chat GPT is an "artificial intelligence" or AI tool with the ability to create sentences or language expressions that it has not been previously exposed to or "learned." It does this based on constant learning and comprehensive reasoning. Chat GPT can only generate responses based on training data, and the source of training data is not clear. This means relying on  information provided by Chat GPT is a risk. 

The main shortcomings of Chat GPT are as follows:

  1. Chat GPT lacks creativity because it generates responses based only on training data. 
  2. It sometimes exhibits an unclear understanding of human situations despite having a large-scale learning database.
  3. It lacks the ability to understand and process using common sense reasoning and knowledge.
  4. It has the disadvantage of not knowing recent information because it has been trained on data up to 2021.

Chat GPT is promoted as a tool to increase human productivity. In order to properly realize its value, more human knowledge is needed. I think Chat GPT will be able to exert greater power in familiar areas more than in areas users do not know well.

Considering the positive and negative effects that Chat GPT can have, we must think about when and how much Chat GPT should be used in our daily lives. It is clear that Chat GPT will have significant economic and technical impacts worldwide. The war for supremacy in AI technology has already begun, and governments and industries will have to respond.

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