Creator of ChatGPT detector: We shouldn't ban ChatGPT, 'AI is here to stay'

#ChatGPT #AI #yahoofinance
22-year-old GPTZero Creator Edward Tian discusses a possible ban of ChatGPT with Yahoo Finance anchors Dave Briggs.
Key Video Takeaways
00:08 On not banning ChatGPT
00:25 Tian: "AI is here to stay"
00:33 On responsible adoption of ChatGPT
00:45 On the equity issue
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[Stopinvadingmyhardware]

There’s no way he built that, he can’t even keep his picture’s straight on his wall.

[nitinbhakta]

It's not the best resource for factual information. ChatGPT does not reveal its sources. You still have to fact check content produced by ChatGPT.

For example, I tried to query ChatGPT about a certain film with particular actors and actresses. It gave me specific details about a completely different movie with the same title. Both films have completely different plots, set of characters, set of actors/actresses, and even the release dates. So, there shouldn't have been a mixup. Both films were produced and released way before January 2020, which was the cutoff knowledge for ChatGPT at the time.

ChatGPT has no knowledge about this particular film which I queried. I found out that Wikipedia didn't have any knowledge about this specific film either. So, I know Wikipedia is one of the sources ChatGPT uses to gain knowledge.