World’s 3rd Richest Person Reveals ChatGPT Addiction

ChatGPT is a new technology that has caught the attention of users and even some public figures are not exempt from overusing the tool. Such is the case of Indian businessman Gautam Adani, the third richest person in the world, who has admitted to having “some addiction” to the AI ​​chatbot.

Adani’s comments come after ChatGPT was a central topic at this year’s World Economic Forum, which was attended by the billionaire himself. The chatbot has impressed companies and users with its technological capabilities, but it also generates debates involving ethical applications globally.

Meanwhile, Microsoft has been embroiled in speculation of a billion-dollar investment in OpenAI, the company that makes ChatGPT. On the other side of the field, Google is planning to integrate AI chatbot capabilities into the search engine, given the rival tool’s sudden growth.

According to Adani, the transformative nature of ChatGPT can be compared to that of the global enterprise chip industry. The production of these items has helped in the functioning of smartphones, notebooks, kitchen utensils and other devices.

However, the entrepreneur also points out that the chips helped pave the way for “precision weapons used in modern warfare.” That said, he says AI tools have the same potential and can carry the same dangers.

“The race is on, with China overtaking the United States in the number of most-cited scientific papers on artificial intelligence,” Adani wrote.

information via Yahoo!

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