RE: Ask Me Anything - Marky Edition - Febuary 2023
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I just asked @acidyo this on his AMA, but I'll throw it to you too. I don't think we've talked about it in the Mancave before, or if so I don't remember.
What do you think about ChatGPT and it's effect on Hive? Should Hive try to implement a way to detect it? Or should we just let the newbies who use it run wild and burn out after awhile before disappearing, as many new users do. More grandly, do you see good effects from this technology or bad ones? No doubt it will eventually lead to a reform of how we (society) teach schools, but that could be good or bad depending on who you talk to.
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I think ChatGPT is a short term thing, there has been AI content creation for ages but ChatGPT took it to the next level. It won't be free and open forever, OpenAI always puts their models behind expensive paywalls, this will drastically reduce the availability to most people. It's a major problem for Hive and almost any industry. Colleges are having a hard time right now as well.
I don't think we have the resources to do that, there are some tools used to detect AI content, but they are marginal at best.
AI will change almost everything as we know it. As amazing as ChatGPT seems, it's merely a stepping stone to what's coming next.
We will find ways to adapt as a society and hopefully we find good uses of AI that moves us forward.
Most people are looking at the toy aspects of ChatGPT, but once people estabilish serious uses for it, it will be a game changer.
A good example is a company who created an AI lawyer to help fight tickets, by feeding answers into a set of glasses to help argue your case. Lawyers grouped together though and shut them down. An interesting story though nonetheless.
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