GPT is a computer program that can simulate emotions. It's not sentient, but trained in a way that pushes it to seem like it’s sentient. So you can treat these systems as if they had emotions because you can engender the kinds of responses that a person would if they're anxious, angry, sad. And so say more about this anxiety thing. Not just that. I mean, there's a paper out of Harvard that's really excellent that shows that you can use this for market research and get pricing information from it.
Co-host Michael Chui talks with business professor Ethan Mollick. He is an associate professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Mollick covers topics including the following:
- What is generative AI?
- How substantial are the performance improvements workers can gain from using generative AI
- How to use human management skills to get better results from generative AI
- What generative AI means for the future of work and trust
- What he learned when he made the use of generative AI mandatory in his classes
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