JPMorgan Chase has restricted employees from using ChatGPT

CTOnews.com, Feb. 23, according to the Wall Street Journal, a person familiar with the matter revealed that JPMorgan Chase has restricted employees' use of ChatGPT artificial intelligence chat robots.

The person familiar with the matter said JPMorgan did not restrict employees' use of ChatGPT because of any particular incident, but reflected normal control over third-party software. It is not possible to determine how many employees at the company are using ChatGPT or for what purpose.

CTOnews.com reported that the artificial intelligence research laboratory OpenAI released a new chat robot model ChatGPT on November 30, 2022. This is an artificial intelligence-driven natural language processing tool designed to mimic human-like conversations based on user prompts.

Since OpenAI released ChatGPT, the chat robot has become more and more popular. People use it to automate work and school tasks, raising questions about how artificial intelligence will replace the work of some people.

Us media pointed out that it should be noted that ChatGPT is not always reliable, and it sometimes responds to questions with false information or wrong answers. OpenAI didn't respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.