The reason why ChatGPT made such a massive splash when it was publicly released in November last year was that most of us had little idea just how far artificial intelligence (AI) had progressed. The humanoid robots we had seen strutting their stuff on TV shows sounded so awkward and unnatural that AI was deemed good for a laugh but not perceived as a threat.
That has changed. We stopped laughing when we realized that chatbots like ChatGPT and other AI implementations unleashed since could write coherent sentences, paint pictures, create make-believe photographs or compose music better than us.
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