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Artificial intelligence has long been considered one of the best ways to consolidate data and make predictions based on contextual data. Businesses utilized earlier versions of AI in simple chatbots, where the AI attempts to tackle problem-solving in the business sector. But, of course, these chatbots were still considered relatively primitive versions, so live agents would still have to tackle the more nuanced questions.

However, we’ve reached the point where the AI language model has grown sophisticated and accessible to all. It’s gotten to the point where the current-gen language models have the capacity to change daily life for many, especially for those who depend on the integrity of the job market to make a living.

Enter ChatGPT

Without a doubt, the AI model leading the charge is ChatGPT, a language model and chatbot that manages to consolidate data from multiple sources and can accomplish a wide variety of actions. Therefore, it is no surprise that writers, journalists, and anyone looking to pursue a career in writing meets stiff competition in the form of such an AI language model.

Some companies are using ChatGPT to develop content at no cost, which can be extremely alarming for the overall integrity of the job market. But, as if that wasn’t enough, the language model can also provide coding solutions, allowing those with no coding experience to maneuver through the coding challenges and create something significant.

While it undoubtedly has plenty of incredible features, ChatGPT does showcase a possibility for a future where content creators are no longer needed.

The potential for fake news and misinformation

There are countless benefits to having sophisticated, accessible AI, as these algorithmic models are undoubtedly capable of making life easier—but there is also all manner of ethical problems that come with various types of AI. For example, AI language models can be the foundation to spread misinformation and even commit identity theft, but it’s not all doom and gloom.

A means to differentiate between AI and human text

There was a time when AI-generated art was obvious due to the many issues that come with such art (including the hands, ears, accessories, etc.). These days, it is much more challenging to determine whether art is AI-generated, with some forms of art pushing for photorealism.

Despite the setbacks that come with AI text, there are currently AI models capable of differentiating between AI and human text. Such a thing returns control to tech-savvy individuals rather than allowing AI to cause issues and disrupt the current job economy. AI’s ability to detect its own machinations is our greatest strength, and has led to the banning of AI-generated content in many industries.

Conclusion

The amazing thing about current-gen language models is they’re only the tip of the iceberg. AI has learned surprisingly quickly to be fluent and efficient at writing content and mimicking the work of professionals, which is why it’s crucial to use AI as a means of separating AI’s work from real text.

Programs such as ChatGPT have disrupted the way many jobs work, but if people learn to adapt to such technology (as we have done in the past), it’s possible that this burgeoning tech can be beneficial to everyone, rather than be seen as a liability.