Why ChatGPT is called the future of AI?
In recent times, ChatGPT is emerging as an interesting phenomenon when it is mentioned a lot on social networking sites, especially on Twitter. So what is ChatGPT? And why is it called the future of AI and the one who will usurp Google?
ChatGPT is an AI chatbot that can do anything. ChatGPT is like someone talking to you, not a machine. When was the last time a new technology really surprised you? ChatGPT can do just that. This chatbot can answer anything you ask or write you anything you can think of.
What is ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is an AI chatbot that can do anything. ChatGPT is like someone talking to you, not a machine. If you ask it to convert 75 degrees F to degrees C, you might get an answer like this:
“A temperature of 75 degrees F is equivalent to approximately 23.89 degrees C. To convert degrees F to degrees C, you can use the following formula:
Degree Celsius = (Degree F - 32) / 1.8
Using this formula, you can work out that 75 degrees F is equivalent to (75 - 32) / 1.8 = 23.89 degrees C. That means 75 degrees F is only slightly cooler than the average room temperature, which is usually around 25-26 degrees Celsius”
That's impressive, but to really have fun with ChatGPT, you can ask it to write you something - a poem, song, script - with any parameter you can think of . And ChatGPT will write it for you.
For example, when asked ChatGPT to write a horror story about a… killer garlic clove, it returned a 7-paragraph story, which, while certainly unlikely to win any horror awards, is still relatable. quite entertaining. Here is an excerpt from the story:
“Once upon a time, in a small village in Italy, there was a clove of garlic unlike any other. It was larger and more pungent than others, and exuded a dark, malevolent atmosphere. No one knows where it came from, but it quickly became known as the 'killer garlic'."
You can ask ChatGPT to refine the story. When asked to rewrite the story, but go deeper into the life of the garlic clove. ChatGPT will then send back a story with a new paragraph added: “As it turns out, the killer garlic bulb was cursed by an evil witch who always sought revenge on the villagers for a mistake they made. caused her many years ago. She injected dark magic into the garlic, turning it into a deadly weapon that could poison anyone who ate it.”
You can do the same thing with any idea that comes to mind, no matter how complex. The statement “Write a sad Taylor Swift pop about a tiny kitten lying in a nest, befriending a mouse. After getting to know each other, they tear each other apart because they are so different, but still keep happy, albeit painful, memories of their time together. Including a chorus and a final transition” produces some really interesting results.
The possibilities of ChatGPT are almost limitless. One TikToker used ChatGPT to create a list of weeknight dinners for people with "picky fish" habits, then asked it to put the data in tables to make it easier to read, then asked it to create it. a shopping list for the ingredients for the aforementioned meals. Many programmers send ChatGPT code to have it check for errors while others ask it to write code for specific tasks, and ChatGPT did not disappoint developers.
How does ChatGPT work?
ChatGPT is not the first AI chatbot to appear, but the first to be so human-like. ChatGPT runs on GPT-3.5, a language model that OpenAI developers (the creators of AI DALL-E 2) trained to generate text snippets. This language is combined with Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback (RLHF), which is a model that allows ChatGPT to analyze conversations instead of just plain text. The real raw material, however, is the massive amount of data that OpenAI has trained for ChatGPT, pulling information from the internet provided by users. This chatbot not only has a huge amount of knowledge, but it also knows how to look the most like a human.
But don't worry, we won't be facing a real-life Ultron. ChatGPT is not connected to the internet so it cannot communicate outside of its network. It also doesn't have a lot of knowledge about anything after 2021, so you can see holes in its ability to handle anything related to 2022 or beyond.
Another unique thing is that we are training this model by our own requirements. OpenAI uses all of our requests as the new training engine, to improve the accuracy and relevance of AI responses. You can give feedback manually with like or dislike icons, and add any rating to your feedback to help improve ChatGPT.
To get started, visit the official ChatGPT page. If you don't have an OpenAI account, you'll need to sign up for one first. Although there are many paid services with OpenAI, creating an account and interacting with ChatGPT is completely free at the moment. After logging in, you can start chatting with this chatbot.
However, this is not the only chatbot OpenAI offers. There is also another chatbot called “Playground”, which is more technical. The idea is similar: you give requests and commands to the chatbot, it will return surprisingly impressive results. However, you can tweak the response process with a variety of settings. You can choose the type of GPT-3 language model the chatbot uses, like randomness in responses, response length, model ability to introduce new topics. This chatbot is not as friendly as ChatGPT, nor is it completely free. However, this is also another powerful OpenAI chatbot that you should try if you have a chance.
What can GPT chat do?
ChatGPT can be used in practical applications such as digital marketing, online content creation, answering customer questions; support students, students study; Support programmers to write code, fix bugs (bugs) in the code.
The bot responds to a wide variety of questions while mimicking human styles. In the future, there will be smart speakers (even humanoid robots) that use artificial intelligence and can talk and communicate with humans. Specifically, applications of ChatGPT are as follows:
Q&A: Answer questions based on prior knowledge.
Grammar correction: Correct sentences to standard English.
Summarize for 2nd graders: Summarize a difficult text using simpler concepts, so that 2nd graders can also understand.
Natural language to language for OpenAI API: Generate code to call OpenAI API using natural language instructions.
Text to command: Translates text into programming commands.
Translate English to Other Languages: Translate English text into French, Spanish and Japanese.
Natural Language for Stripe API: Generate code to call Stripe API in natural language.
SQL Translation: Translate natural language into SQL queries.
Unstructured data analysis: Create tables from long-form text.
Categorize: Classify items into categories through examples.
Converting Python to Natural Language: Explain a piece of Python code in human-understandable language.
Movie to Emoji: Convert movie title to emoji.
Calculate time complexity: Find the time complexity of a function.
Programming Language Translation: Translate from one programming language to another.
Advanced tweet classification: Advanced sentiment detection for a piece of text.
Code Explanation: Explain a complex piece of code.
Find keywords: Find keywords in a block of text.
Inferential Answer: Guide the model toward actual answers by showing the model how to answer questions that are outside the model's knowledge base. Use one '?' to express responses to words and phrases it doesn't know provide natural responses that seem more effective than more abstract responses.
Promote from product description: Turn product descriptions into ad copy.
Create product names: Generate product names from example words.
Python debugging: Find and correct errors in the source code.
Create spreadsheet: Create spreadsheets of data types. It's a lengthy but very flexible reminder. The output can be copied+pasted into a text file and saved as a .csv delimited by the | character.
JavaScriptBot Help Chatbot: An ML/AIBot Language Model that answers JavaScript questions.
Create a sci-fi book list: Create a list of entries for a given topic.
Airport Code Extractor: Extract airport codes from text.
Create SQL Query: Create a simple SQL query.
Extract contact information: Extract contact information from a block of text.
Convert JavaScript to Python: Convert simple JavaScript expressions to Python.
Friend Chat: Simulate a text message conversation.
Mood to color: Turn text descriptions into colors.
Documentation for Python code: An example of how to create a docstring for a given Python function. We specify the Python version, paste the code, then ask in a comment about the docstring and output the docstring's characteristic header (""").
Analogy maker: Create analogy. Modified from the community prompt to require less examples.
JavaScript Single Line Function: Turns a JavaScript function into a one-liner.
Create horror stories: Create short horror stories of two to three sentences from subject input.
First-person conversion: Convert first-person to third-person. This is modified from the community prompt to use fewer examples.
Summary notes: Turn meeting notes into a summary.
VR Fitness Idea Generation: Generating ideas for virtual reality and fitness games.
ESRB Rating: Classifies documents based on ESRB ratings.
Outline your essay: Create an outline for your research topic.
Create a recipe (eat at your own risk): Create a recipe from a list of ingredients.
Chat: Open-ended chats with AI assistants.
Ironic chat bot Marv: Marv is a realistic and also very sarcastic chatbot.
Directions: Convert natural language to turn-by-turn directions.
Restaurant review creator: Turn a few words into a restaurant review.
Create study notes: Provide a topic and receive study notes.
Interview Questions: Create interview questions.
Currently, ChatGPT does not support Vietnam. However, if you have phone numbers in supported countries, for example the US, Nepal, India and Europe, you can easily register to use it, by visiting this website: chat.openai.com
- Quyet Van (http://f7deat.blogspot.com) in Vietnamese language
Translate in English by: Hem Chand
