i m laura coates and this is cnn tonight. and what could be the next big thing that could change everything, like your smartphone did 15 years ago. well, there might be an answer. it s the rise of artificial intelligence. you may have heard of chatgpt. you may have thought it was a typo when you actually saw on your screen but it s not it s called chatgpt. but the question is, what exactly is it? well, i wasn t sure how to explain it myself so you know what, i went right to the source. chatgpt, briefly describe yourself for a tv audience here s what they came up with, quote chatgpt it s a sophisticated computer program that uses artificial intelligence to understand and generate human like language it can answer questions, write stories, and even engage in conversation it s been trained on a massive amount of tech data, so it s able to understand and respond to a wide range of topics and questions. it s like having a very knowledgeable and well spoken personal assistant avail
you may have thought it was a typo when you actually saw it on your screen but it s not it s called chatgpt. but the question is, what exactly is it? well, i wasn t sure how to explain it myself so you know what, i went right to the source. chatgpt, briefly describe yourself for a tv audience here s what they came up with, quote, chatgpt it s a sophisticated computer program that uses artificial intelligence to understand and generate human-like language. it can answer questions, write stories, and even engage in conversation. it s been trained on a massive amount of text data, so it s able to understand and respond to a wide range of topics and questions. it s like having a very knowledgeable and well-spoken personal assistant available 24 7 to help with anything you need. did you get all of that? that s according to chatgpt. tonight, we re going to talk all about artificial intelligence, the good, the bad, the pretty cool, and what it could actually mean in your future. plu
In the midwest in the south and now, it s coming for white collar jobs. i mean, we need to wake up. i m so glad you re covering the story in a way that you are, laura, because when i was running for president on this a, lot of people looked up and said, hey, it s x years away. i mean, it s 2023. and it s here with us. you can go to chatgpt and use it for yourself. it is true. and thank you for that, and thinking about the way in which, you know, what we think is really on the horizon suddenly becomes right in front of us. and on that point, i want to turn to how this might be used in sort of the knowledge space, so to speak. and a sign of just how advanced artificial intelligence actually becomes. chatgpt actually passed the nba exam given by a wharton professor. and guess what, that professor joins us now. he s christian terrific from the wharton school at the university of pennsylvania. professor i m very glad you re here right now. because we re thinking about the ways this could
You can go to chatgpt and use it for yourself. it is true. and thank you for that, and thinking about the way in which, you know, what we think is really on the horizon suddenly becomes right in front of us. and on that point, i want to turn to how this might be used in sort of the knowledge space, so to speak. and a sign of just how advanced artificial intelligence actually becomes. chatgpt actually passed the mba exam given by a wharton professor. and guess what, that professor joins us now. he s christian terwiesch from the wharton school at the university of pennsylvania. professor, i m very glad you re here right now. because we re thinking about the ways this could be used, and how it might be able to be thought of not just an automation of blue-collar workers, but a category sort of known as the knowledge workers or the knowledge based employment. talk to me about what happened when the chatgpt took a mba exam at wharton, no less. first of all, thank you for
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