OpenAI CEO tweeted warning that AI tool ChatGPT has obvious limitations
CTOnews.com news on December 14, how long will it take to reach 1 million users? It took three and a half years for Netflix, 10 months for Facebook, five months for Spotify, two and a half months for Instagram, and only five days for ChatGPT, the most popular AI tool today.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (Sam Altman) issued an official tweet warning users to be wary of using ChatGPT. Altman said:
ChatGPT has incredible limitations, but it is powerful enough in some ways to mislead people into thinking it is great.
It is wrong to rely on it to do anything important now. This is a rehearsal for progress; we still have a lot of work to do in terms of robustness and authenticity.
CTOnews.com learned that on December 1, OpenAI, a Microsoft-funded AI lab, released a chat robot model, ChatGPT, which can simulate human language behavior and interact naturally with users.
As soon as it was published, ChatGPT was crazily "flirted" by users. Some people used it to write small essays, some people tested it with college entrance examination questions, and some people asked it to write code. Later, ChatGPT became more and more versatile. It was not only "articles can write articles, martial arts can change Bug", but also was evaluated by Musk as "terrifying", but also sparked heated discussion because of "whether it is possible to replace search engines in the future."
