Imagine a ‘sting’ operation that identifies potential scammers and pays for itself…
WormGPT Is a ChatGPT Alternative With 'No Ethical Boundaries or Limitations'
A hacker has created his own version of ChatGPT, but with a malicious bent: Meet WormGPT, a chatbot designed to assist cybercriminals.
WormGPT’s developer is selling access to the program in a popular hacking forum, according to email security provider SlashNext, which tried the chatbot. “We see that malicious actors are now creating their own custom modules similar to ChatGPT, but easier to use for nefarious purposes,” the company said in a blog post(Opens in a new window).
The best indication that the AI invasion is inevitable? The tool works!
https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/07/13/1076199/chatgpt-can-turn-bad-writers-into-better-ones/
ChatGPT can turn bad writers into better ones
People who use ChatGPT to help with writing tasks are more productive and produce higher-quality work than those who don’t, a study found.
People have been using ChatGPT to help them to do their jobs since it was released in November of last year, with enthusiastic adopters using it to help them write everything from marketing materials to emails to reports.
Now we have the first indication of its effect in the workplace. A new study by two MIT economics graduate students, published today in Science, suggests it could help reduce gaps in writing ability between employees. They found that it could enable less experienced workers who lack writing skills to produce work similar in quality to that of more skilled colleagues.
… The writers who chose to use ChatGPT took 40% less time to complete their tasks, and produced work that the assessors scored 18% higher in quality than that of the participants who didn’t use it.
Nonsense. Not being able to predict an answer is not the same a not understanding the process.
Even the scientists who build AI can’t tell you how it works
… “If we open up ChatGPT or a system like it and look inside, you just see millions of numbers flipping around a few hundred times a second,” says AI scientist Sam Bowman. “And we just have no idea what any of it means.”
What good is a “Turing test” that most humans can’t pass?
Mustafa Suleyman: My new Turing test would see if AI can make $1 million
I’d be curious to see how other fields stack up.
What Educators Know About Artificial Intelligence, in 3 Charts
… The survey results paint a picture of a profession that is keenly aware of how artificial intelligence is swiftly changing what students need to learn and how educators will do their jobs, but one that may not be fully prepared to meet these new demands.
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