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Not long after posting my previous article about ChatGPT, articles started popping up about a lawyer who used ChatGPT to write a brief for a court case and how it backfired on him because the generated brief had made up stuff in it.
There's been a lot of press and anxiety lately about ChatGPT and other chat-based AI tools. In my view, the media isn't describing these tools very well, fostering the worldwide anxiety by choice, so I wrote this post to provide the details as I see them.
You see examples of AI everywhere nowadays, but what we don't see is many examples of multiple models wired together to accomplish something. What we have is little islands of AI which minimizes its impact.
There’s been a lot of buzz around Facebook – primarily because of the murder that took place on Facebook Live coupled with Facebook’s failure to recognize it and pull down the video in a reasonable time. Apparently Facebook spent a lot of effort building systems to recognize copyright violations (which causes them issues) and little on technologies that recognize harmful acts (this causes victims issues, but not Facebook directly).