Posted on 01/31/2023 3:29:36 PM PST by EnderWiggin1970
In the past three weeks, policymakers had their worlds rocked by generative artificial intelligence. The problem is that they don’t know it – yet.
First, a team of researchers demonstrated that Open AI’s Chat GPT3 can pass the stringent United States Medical Licensing Exam. Days later, Chat GPT 3 passed a bar exam. Finally, Chat GPT3 passed the prestigious Wharton Business School’s rigorous core examination.
The Wharton researcher writes, “OpenAI’s Chat GPT3 has shown a remarkable ability to automate some of the skills of highly compensated knowledge workers in general and specifically the knowledge workers in the jobs held by MBA graduates including analysts, managers, and consultants.”
Lawyers, doctors, administrators, managers, and consultants are some of the most highly compensated professionals in the United States. Generative artificial intelligence is banishing them to obsolescence.
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I can see ChatGPT and its descendants doing the work of engineers or doctors.
However, to replace salesmen, stockbrokers, lawyers and politicians will require an AI fully competent in all the techniques of rhetoric, deceit, dissembling, trickery, and falsehood, including the ability to knowingly lie convincingly and to pursue self interest at the expense of the greater good.
I doubt they’ve got that perfected for the general case yet, although they do play poker.
Fascinating. I really should give ChatGPT a tryout.
It had better...
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