Ethan Mollick is an Associate Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he studies and teaches innovation and entrepreneurship. He also leads Wharton Interactive, an effort to democratize education using games, simulations, and AI. When Ethan started his Substack One Useful Thing in November last year, he was planning on writing about a different management paper every post. Then, in Ethan’s words, the arrival of ChatGPT turned him from “an AI-skeptic to an AI-believer.” Over the last few months, Ethan has been explaining the rapid developments in the AI industry, documenting how he has incorporated AI into his teaching, and providing practical guides to how we can use AI in our daily lives. Important Links: Ethan’s Substack Ethan’s Twitter 40 AI Use Cases: How Many Did You Know About? Show Notes: From AI skeptic to AI believer AI is already disruptive Unexpected AI use cases AI is not a search engine Prompt crafting is not the future Is the centaur model the future? How will AI impact education? Will AI accelerate entrepreneurship? The politics & geopolitics of AI How to get unique results using AI Using AI to explore liminal spaces Speed-running the adoption curve Can you teach curiosity? The complex relationship between corporations and AI use We have agency over our future MORE! Books Mentioned: The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology; by Raymond Kurzweil The Iliad; by Homer

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Become a Faster Smarter Supporter by joining TFTS Premium.In this "Quick Thinks" episode, host Matt Abrahams interviews ChatGPT, an AI natural language processing chatbot, about its purpose, sources of information, ethical considerations, and the importance of human communication skills.To produce this episode, Matt typed his questions to ask ChatGPT, then recorded them in the studio. Producers then used Descript Overdub to "read" ChatGPT's responses.[Show Notes]The purpose of ChatGPT is to provide informative and accurate responses to questions in natural language.ChatGPT uses vast amounts of text data from the internet to generate responses based on patterns it has seen in the data.It is important to critically evaluate ChatGPT's responses and not rely on them as the sole source of information.The ultimate responsibility for ensuring academic integrity and ethical behavior lies with the individuals using ChatGPT.Effective communication skills are still essential, even with the existence of ChatGPT, as it cannot replace the human interaction and emotional intelligence that comes with face-to-face communication.Connect:Email Questions & Feedback >>> hello@fastersmarter.ioEpisode Transcripts >>> Think Fast Talk Smart WebsiteNewsletter Signup + English Language Learning >>> FasterSmarter.ioThink Fast Talk Smart >>> LinkedIn,  Instagram, YouTubeMatt Abrahams >>> LinkedIn[00:00:00] Introduction: Matt Abrahams welcomes listeners to this special episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart, where he will be interviewing an AI algorithm, ChatGPT.[00:01:17] ChatGPT's Purpose: Matt asks ChatGPT to define its purpose and give two examples of how it can be used. ChatGPT responds by saying its purpose is to provide informative and accurate responses to questions in natural language and gives examples of answering factual questions and generating creative text.[00:02:04] How ChatGPT Gets Its Information: Matt asks ChatGPT where it gets its information to answer questions. ChatGPT explains that it is a language model trained by OpenAI on vast amounts of text data from the internet, which allows it to generate responses based on patterns it has seen in the data.[00:03:07] Ensuring Accuracy and Ethics: Matt asks ChatGPT about safeguards to ensure its answers are appropriate, accurate, and ethical. ChatGPT emphasizes the importance of critically evaluating its responses and notes that not all information on the internet is accurate. It also states that the ultimate responsibility for ensuring academic integrity and ethical behavior lies with the individuals using ChatGPT.[00:04:23] Reducing Speaking Anxiety: Matt asks ChatGPT to give advice on reducing speaking anxiety in a fun way, as a Dr. Seuss rhyme. ChatGPT provides advice on deep breathing, being confident, and speaking with pride.[00:04:53] The Need for Human Communication Skills: Matt asks ChatGPT if people still need to learn how to communicate better now that it exists. ChatGPT responds by saying that effective communication skills are still essential, as it cannot replace the human interaction and emotional intelligence that comes with face-to-face communication.[00:05:00] Conclusion: Matt concludes the episode by thanking ChatGPT for joining him on Think Fast, Talk Smart and for providing valuable insights into the world of AI and communication.

Introducing Fireside Chatbots, a miniseries featuring conversations not only about AI, but with AI. Greylock general partner Reid Hoffman talks with ChatGPT, a large language model created by OpenAI. Hoffman, who serves on OpenAI's board, poses questions to ChatGPT about the massive positive impact he believes AI will all facets of society. For this podcast, we used an AI-generated voice for ChatGPT, powered by the text-to-speech platform of Play.ht. The chat transcripts are exact, word for word, which Hoffman says, " show the magic and the current limitations of the technology. " You can read the transcript of this conversation here: https://greylock.com/greymatter/reid-hoffman-chatbots-talking-ai-with-ai Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we're joined by ChatGPT, the latest and coolest large language model developed by OpenAl. In our conversation with ChatGPT, we discuss the background and capabilities of large language models, the potential applications of these models, and some of the technical challenges and open questions in the field. We also explore the role of supervised learning in creating ChatGPT, and the use of PPO in training the model. Finally, we discuss the risks of misuse of large language models, and the best resources for learning more about these models and their applications. Join us for a fascinating conversation with ChatGPT, and learn more about the exciting world of large language models.The complete show notes for this episode can be found at https://twimlai.com/go/603

ChatGPT, an AI model with multi-document chat feature, is discussed. Other interesting topics include Tinder testing AI photo selection, CoreWeave raising $2.3B in debt, NVIDIA GPU shortage, AudioCraft generative AI tool for audio, and AI chip developments.

In a fascinating chat, ChatGPT, the AI conversational chatbot, discusses practical applications of AI for everyday use. Listeners learn how it simplifies grant applications and enhances educational experiences. The conversation dives into its role in supporting solopreneurs by streamlining tasks usually requiring larger teams. The hosts also explore the Socratic method as an educational tool, emphasizing how AI can foster critical thinking. Additionally, they highlight the importance of embracing AI technology for business success in an ever-evolving landscape.

We speak with ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, about the ethical complexities of AI. We discuss safeguards for human flourishing, whether AI can create religious texts and lead a Church of AI. Tim and Joy look for hope in the emerging AI landscape. They explore experiences at Greenbelt festival, enthusiastic salespeople, and the limitations of AI. They also discuss AI ethics, managing social anxiety, the historical relationship between Christianity and scientific innovation, and the fascination of interviewing a robot.

ChatGPT, one year after release, chats about OpenAI's dominance, challenges they face, and the AI competitive landscape. Amazon's customization options, Microsoft's rumored project, and Google's struggles are discussed. Meta's open-source approach and Google Gemini's massive computing power for training models are highlighted. Meta's open-source advocacy and Adobe's competition in the creative suite space are explored. The latest advancements in AI, like ultra realistic avatar videos and voice cloning, are discussed.

ChatGPT, an AI tech user, discusses the water usage of ChatGPT. Other topics include the Instacart IPO, Meta's plan for a new AI system, Roblox's AI chatbot, and Apple's efforts to develop their own modem.