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Chat GPT – Your guide to the chatbot that is taking the internet by storm.

February 1, 2023 by Ian Hughes

  • The AI company Open AI, which created the AI art generator DALL·E, released the viral bot ChatGPT.
  • More investors are turning their attention to generative AI thanks to the bot, which drew more than 1 million users soon after it launched.
  • The GPT craze can be explained in a nutshell here, along with which experiments are using it to replace humans.

At MyQuickCloud, we’re always excited by innovative technology that helps users achieve more. With the release of ChatGPT by OpenAI in November, users around the world have been casually experimenting with it.

Millennials who grew up with IRC chat rooms, a form of instant messaging system, may feel reminiscences of chatting online when conversing with the bot. However, ChatGPT, one of the newest “large language model tools,” does not have sentience and cannot think like people. 

According to experts, however, a full AI takeover isn’t imminent, even if ChatGPT can explain quantum physics and write a poem.

“It has been said that an infinite number of monkeys will eventually result in Shakespeare,” said Emory University law professor Matthew Sag, who is studying copyright implications for large language models such as ChatGPT.

“There’s a large number of monkeys here, giving you things that are impressive — but there is intrinsically a difference between the way that humans produce language, and the way that large language models do it,” he said. 

Using data and computing techniques, chat bots like GPT make predictions to string words together in meaningful ways. Their vocabulary and knowledge are vast, but they also understand words in context. By mimicking speech patterns, they can convey encyclopedic knowledge. 

Companies like Google and Meta have developed their own large language model tools, which use sophisticated algorithms to respond to human prompts. Also, OpenAI has created a user interface that allows the general public to experiment directly with the technology.

Features of Chat GPT

In Chat GPT, responses are generated in a text box like those provided by humans. As a result, it can be used for chatbots, AI systems, and virtual assistants. Also, it can answer questions naturally in a conversational tone and generate stories and poems.

Additionally, Chat GPT can;

  • Write a code 
  • Write an article
  • Translate
  • Debugging
  • Write a story/poem

Using the chatbot, you can ask AI to fulfill any of these demands.

Final thoughts

Chat GPT has revolutionized the tech world since its release and will continue to do so. To test it for free, simply visit OpenAI’s Chat GPT website and open it in your browser.

There is no app to download, and you can access it on your desktop and mobile device. Making an account is all you need to do, and then you can use it for anything you need.

Filed Under: Blog, Technology Tagged With: chat gpt, chatgpt, cloud computing, myquickcloud, tech news

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