Currently, the world of copywriting and digital marketing is focused on a new topic: GPT Chat, an artificial intelligence tool that is making a lot of noise.
It was created for the purpose of simulating human thinking and people’s logical reasoning ability. And its evolution is drawing attention.
In the first version, GPT Chat answered some simple questions and had some small talk. With the passage of time and the incorporation of new technologies it has become even more advanced.
Currently, you can chat with GPT Chat on any subject, and it provides amazing answers and insights.
And why is technology making waves?
The first point of question and perhaps one of the most important is whether he will be able to end Google. And indeed, searches become simpler.
For example, if you type a keyword into Google you will find several sites with different versions and even some outdated ones on the first page.
If you ask Artificial Intelligence, it will bring you the content you are looking for firsthand. It’s much faster and simpler.
Paul Buchheit, one of the creators of Gmail, came forward and said that Google may be one or two years away from its total disruption.
And will Artificial Intelligence replace human jobs?
If, on the one hand, there is doubt as to whether AI will wipe out Google, on the other hand, the question arises as to whether it will wipe out human work. In fact, this is an old controversy.
After all, artificial intelligence has immense potential to perform tasks more efficiently than humans, as it processes a large amount of data in a few seconds without getting tired.
This is really worrying, and it may eliminate some tasks that are more automatable, but it also creates a number of other technology-related professions.
Another concern, and also very pertinent, is in relation to ethics. After all, can an AI express prejudices? Create sectarianism or any other type of discriminatory content?
The advancement of AI and concerns
Note that there are many questions that still need answers for AI to hit the market. So far, what I see is that it is still not possible to fully trust this technology.
Some answers are still limited, but over time, certainly a lot will have to emerge due to the advancement of AI, and then it will be necessary to think about a whole legislation not only for job protection but also for ethics on the internet.
As a technology enthusiast, I look favorably on progress, but on the other hand, I also look with reservations at the negative social impacts that this can bring.
Therefore, I think the debate needs to be broad, involving all sectors of society so that technology is gradually used in our favor and not against us.
