There is probably no person more optimistic and excited about the development of artificial intelligence in various sectors of society than the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman .
Creator of ChatGPT – one of the main AI’s in the world – the entrepreneur stated in a tweet that artificial intelligence will be “the greatest force for economic empowerment and that will make many people rich”.
i think AI is going to be the greatest force for economic empowerment and a lot of people getting rich we have ever seen
— Sam Altman (@sama) February 13, 2023
In response to a comment from a user who questioned how AI’s can drive economic growth, Sam stated that “a single person with an artificial intelligence like ChatGPT can do the same job as a team of five”.
Responding to another question, this time about the future of AI’s, the creator admitted that it is still not possible to understand exactly how the application of artificial intelligence will be, but that technologies will “evolve together with society.”
Sam Altman’s optimism is not exaggerated. In recent months, ChatGPT has been gaining prominence by accurately and well-written from a college essay to a line of programming.
ChatGPT application
The artificial intelligence created by Sam Altman is already beginning to gain real application in several areas, such as medicine.
The performance of ChatGPT caught the attention of physician Victor Tseng, owner of the Ansible Health clinic in the USA. Tseng co-authored a study demonstrating ChatGPT’s ability to pass medical entrance exams.
In an interview with CNN the doctor said his colleagues began testing ChatGPT in 2022 and were intrigued when the program accurately diagnosed fictional patients in what-if scenarios.
“We were so impressed with the eloquence and kind of fluidity of his response that we decided to use him in our formal evaluation process and test him against the medical knowledge benchmark,” he said.
The medical admission exam, considered one of the most difficult in the US, was applied in three parts and tests derived knowledge such as science, biology, case management, clinical reasoning and critical thinking.
The ChatGPT result was impressive: The AI got nearly all of the exam answers right, “showing a high level of agreement and insight in its explanations,” wrote Tseng’s study.
Tailor made descriptions
Another area that is using ChatGPT to optimize work is real estate brokerage.
In an interview with CNN, realtor JJ Johannes admitted that he uses technology to create descriptions of the homes he sells in less than five seconds – just by typing keywords into the tool.
The broker claims that before, it took more than an hour to write a good description.
Other brokers told CNN that artificial intelligence has changed the way they work, facilitating activities ranging from writing documents to posting on social media.
After all, how does ChatGPT work?
ChatGPT, or Chat generative Pre-Treated Transformer, is a natural language processing tool powered by artificial intelligence.
Created by programmer Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the technology is powered by programmers with a massive amount of data from the internet, which is stored inside a server.
The technology interacts with the user in a realistic and precise way, performing different activities. ChatGPT can write essays, compose music, create programming lines and even answer complex scientific questions.
The AI is currently in the testing phase and is available for free. To test the tool, just create an account with login and password on this site.
Source: CNN Brasil
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