Released in a beta version in June by the artificial-intelligence research lab OpenAI, a tool called GPT-3 generates long-form articles as effortlessly as it composes tweets, and its output is often difficult to distinguish from the work of human beings.
From carefully reading the FAQ you learn that there are not few possibilities for misusing the technology.
The Atlantic prompted GPT-3 to opine on these issues, it captured the problem succinctly:
" For the moment, at least, it seems unlikely that generative media will be effective in the same way as traditional media at promoting political messages. However, that’s not to say that it couldn’t be. What it will do is muddle the waters, making it much harder to tell what’s real and what’s not."
Looks like AI won't make it easy going in future. At least be prepared that it is possible you might get deceived or manipulated in a more perfectionist way. AI-generated content will continue to become more sophisticated, and it will be increasingly difficult to differentiate it from the content that is created by humans. One of the implications of the rise in AI-generated content is that the public will have to contend with the reality that it will be increasingly difficult to differentiate between generated content and human-generated content.
So if you are going to use the API you should make up your mind before using it because you are going to train the AI and help OpenAI on their work becoming profitable. It might hurt you somewhere in the future.
From carefully reading the FAQ you learn that there are not few possibilities for misusing the technology.
The Atlantic prompted GPT-3 to opine on these issues, it captured the problem succinctly:
" For the moment, at least, it seems unlikely that generative media will be effective in the same way as traditional media at promoting political messages. However, that’s not to say that it couldn’t be. What it will do is muddle the waters, making it much harder to tell what’s real and what’s not."
Looks like AI won't make it easy going in future. At least be prepared that it is possible you might get deceived or manipulated in a more perfectionist way. AI-generated content will continue to become more sophisticated, and it will be increasingly difficult to differentiate it from the content that is created by humans. One of the implications of the rise in AI-generated content is that the public will have to contend with the reality that it will be increasingly difficult to differentiate between generated content and human-generated content.
So if you are going to use the API you should make up your mind before using it because you are going to train the AI and help OpenAI on their work becoming profitable. It might hurt you somewhere in the future.