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ChatGPT: My Opinion.

I have a few thoughts on ChatGPT. It was released back in November 2022 by Open AI. It’s a chatbot that uses AI to fetch answers to your questions. I have no idea how it works, if you’re an expert, consider enlightening me with a simplified explanation of what’s going on there. For the first time, I tried out ChatGPT to get a not-so-important assignment done. It was cool, like, I completed the work in a fraction of the time that it’d have taken otherwise. And I was very quick to weigh the advantages and repercussions that it could have on students and professionals.

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Talking of the good stuff, it’s pretty accurate. It gives reasonably good facts in a very well-assorted manner that even a layman would understand. The results are acceptably concise and educative enough. One can just copy and paste into a word file and submit it, that’s how good it is. And these things keep learning from their past experiences, so it’s bound to get better over time.


On the flip side of the coin, it is apparent why institutions are banning students from using it. The results are almost indistinguishable from what any average student with decent English skills would write: simple, short and crisp. I typed a few keywords, and it was very quick to come up with an answer, which I immediately copy-paste onto a file and submitted. That is where, in my opinion, the whole trouble lies. I never really cared to read and understand what’s written in it and that’ll be the case with a lot of other students. It’s the default human tendency to get work done faster by all possible means and while away time. That defies the whole point of assigning work to students. Tutors want students to find answers to the questions by themselves so that they might learn a thing or two. This is against the whole concept of assignments, and that is a concern. People with relatively poor English skills tend to develop them better while finding their own answers. Creative ideas will dwindle as AI takes over all that work. ChatGPT is way different from Google’s current capabilities. But let’s not forget that Google’s place is immune to almost anything on the web; all these AI platforms source their data from Google. Some might argue that it will improve the efficiency of a worker by providing him with error-free and accurate answers quickly. I completely agree with that, but my opinion is spllit.


Technology is always a boon when utilised properly but it’s a curse when it falls into the wrong hands. To prevent the occurrence of ill-fated outcomes that might threaten people and countries, governments should work together with experts and come up with solutions to regulate the functioning of the program on certain critical aspects. 

Do let me know what you think of this in the comments below.


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Unknown said…
Need of the hour !

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