ChatGPT is the Deepfake of Thought
With the birth of generative AI, we can now interact with thoughts and ideas not formed by people. But what does this mean for social health?
With the birth of generative AI, we can now interact with thoughts and ideas not formed by people. But what does this mean for social health?
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I asked ChatGPT about its potential threats to jobs and how humans can compete with AI generated content. It provided telling insights and some good advice. Note: All dialogue verbatim.
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