Its name is hard to have escaped, though it is often difficult to pronounce.
ChatGPT is the sensation of this beginning of the year.
Its difference from other chatbots currently in use is that ChatGPT is a conversational bot with which humans can converse in natural language.
Created by Open AI, it was launched on November 30 and is part of what is called generative AI. The name ChatGPT stands for “generative pretrained transformer”.
For almost two months, millions of people around the world have been testing this chatbot to see if the merits touted by its developers are real. Their findings, often posted on social media, indicate that ChatGPT has the potential to disrupt many industries and professions.
Companies like software giant Microsoft (MSFT) – Get a free report and the news platform Buzzfeed have recently announced that they will integrate the chatbot into their operations. Google (Google) – Get a free report it views the bot as a real threat to its online search dominance. The company recently brought back Larry Page and Sergey Brin, its two founders, to find the right answers to ChatGPT.
TheStreet asked two technology professionals about the changes ChatGPT will bring to the workplace. It looks like this robot will turn most jobs upside down, but at the same time, experts are also warning against potential risks related to the intentions of its human creators.
The future with ChatGPT
As a result, they advocate for “ethical, regulatory and security measures” to ensure that “the worst never happens so we can focus on the benefits of ChatGPT.”
The street: What will ChatGPT change in certain professions and in the way we all work and interact?
Jeetu Patel, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Security and Collaboration at Cisco: “ChatGPT will change the way we work and interact across industries. For clinicians and the healthcare industry in general, imagine the trial and error aspect of diagnostics being significantly changed with transformational AI for the better. With large sets From past patient data, doctors can get a more accurate picture of a diagnosis much faster, which could be the difference between life and death for some patients.
“This is a topic that touches me and it’s so impactful because it can save lives. But ChatGPT can also make the job of marketers easier with better performing web content and help a lawyer or paralegal produce strong legal documents.” , for example. Also, you can usually help professionals in all industries, like asking ChatGPT where the blind spots might be to check their thinking.”
Andrew Higashi, CEO and Co-Founder of ChangeEnginea company of the future of work that empowers individuals and teams to discover, design, and execute employee-facing initiatives: “I think generative AI is useful for ideation, but there will always be a need for content curation by developers.” Generative AI can generate new ideas that would otherwise have been discovered through a Google search.
“If the copy can get us 80% of the way, that’s a big step forward, but the remaining 20% will be more personalized and industry-specific. In general, there are a lot of opportunities for professionals if they can approach generative AI with abundance mentality.
The street: How should ChatGPT be approached at work?
Patel: “Try it out and see how it can work and help you. ChatGPT is an amazing tool that can facilitate hyper-productivity with insights gathered efficiently and without friction.
“However, while this can transform the way we work, remember that precision and bias play a role, so ChatGPT should be a starting point for you. Based on early use of ChatGPT, if content it is completely AI generated, I recommend it be released in a public domain This will require AI models to know if the content is human written or AI generated.
“And beyond the individual level, as this technology disrupts business operations, it requires looking at how people will operate and ultimately how workers are trained and retrained for new roles.
“Moving forward, all successful companies will infuse AI into every product they build. However, as an industry, we need to approach training and job descriptions differently to address the rise of technology.”
higashi: “ChatGPT can be a powerful tool throughout the workplace. At work, generative AI can be used to create different variations and perspectives on important topics, which will drive healthy conversations.
“I don’t see ChatGPT as a ‘one size fits all’, but as a tool we can use to improve our work, similar to how Grammarly helps us correct our spelling, grammar, and punctuation.”
ChatGPT threat to professions
The street: Which professions are most threatened by ChatGPT and why?
higashi: “I’m a big fan of embracing generative AI and leveraging it to augment the work that is currently done manually. Today, there are many professions that spend time handwriting copy from scratch, and by compressing your time to market, it will be significantly improve their profession so they can focus on their strategic initiatives.
Patel: “All professions have the potential to be disrupted by ChatGPT, presenting both opportunities and risks. With ChatGPT in its infancy, many issues need to be resolved. We must be very careful about the downsides, ranging from needing to address IP Ownership, rights of original content owners, the people behind AI-powered content generation, and more.
“To me, the biggest risk is humans with bad intentions. Imagine if AI could understand emotions and started having emotions with bad intentions taught by their human creators. You can’t even imagine the consequences of this.”
“Good players in the space have a responsibility to get to the finish line first and as an industry we need to ensure ethical, regulatory and safety measures are in place to ensure the worst never happens so we can focus on the benefits of ChatGPT”.
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