Here are some key points about ChatGPT:
Release Date: The article doesn’t mention a specific release date for ChatGPT.
Functionality: ChatGPT is an AI model that allows users to interact with it in a conversational manner. It can provide information, answer questions, and engage in discussions on various topics.
Training Data: ChatGPT was trained on publicly available data, which has raised concerns about plagiarism and the potential for spreading misinformation.
Prompts: Users can find examples of ChatGPT prompts on marketplaces like PromptBase and ChatX.
Lawsuits: There are no specific lawsuits targeting ChatGPT, but OpenAI is involved in at least one lawsuit related to AI systems trained on publicly available data.
Concerns:
- Plagiarism: ChatGPT has a tendency to regurgitate content from its training data.
- Misinformation: Users have reported encountering false information generated by the model.
- Accusations of crimes: There have been cases where ChatGPT accused individuals of false crimes.
Detection: Several tools claim to detect ChatGPT-generated text, but they are inconsistent at best.
Public Chats: Although chats are not publicly available, a bug exposed user conversation titles to other users on the service.
