Foreign users can converse with ChatGPT, an OpenAI chatbot, in a fashion that is designed to resemble real conversation. Users can use prompts to ask questions or make demands, and ChatGPT will react. The user-friendly, free, and intuitive application has already become well-liked as a substitute for conventional search engines, as well as a tool for AI writing, amongst other uses.
In this video, let’s dive into the limits and dark side of ChatGPT. If you have not yet subscribed to my channel, don’t forget to subscribe and press the Bell icon so that you don’t miss out on any newly uploaded videos. And hang on till the end of the video so you don’t miss any interesting facts.
ChatGPT, the new artificial intelligence chatbot, has provided the globe with an all too rare moment of delight among the normal negativity that dominates the internet nowadays. The ability to speak and write in a human-like manner is quite astounding. We just want to look inside and discover what it’s capable of.
What is the dark side of ChatGPT like? Do you know?
The GPT in the word acronym refers to Generative Pre-trained Transformer, a neural network learning model that gives computers the ability to carry out natural language processing (NLP) tasks. In addition to growing in popularity and demonstrating its value in helpfully responding to user inquiries, ChatGPT can also be responsible for some of the most significant issues in the world.
Problems can arise when something isn’t flawless. Because ChatGPT is such a commonly used conversational AI, it may be readily abused. And the more powerful it becomes, the more probable it is to assist people with incorrect information.
Number one, associate in fraud. You have almost likely encountered a skim email at some point if you have an email account. That is the way things are. Before email became widely used, those emails were still being sent via snail mail. Therefore, they have been around since the beginning of the internet. Fortunately, the majority of individuals are aware of the risks involved in even opening these emails, let alone responding to them. Because they are frequently badly worded, a more astute victim can recognize that something doesn’t seem right. But how can ChatGPT be associated with this crime? The news is that they no longer have to be written improperly because ChatGPT can accomplish it quickly.
Number two, work around for school work. Many children and teenagers today are overwhelmed by their homework, which may cause them to try to save time wherever they can. The internet by itself is a fantastic tool for preventing plagiarism, but ChatGPT takes it a step further. Writing with ChatGPT is nothing new. Some could contend that it will only be beneficial if the chatbot helps to do away with the concept of homework. But at the moment, things are a touch out of hand, and even students who do not utilize ChatGPT might feel the effects of it. This situation will definitely block the path of education for kids. Children will definitely depend on AI rather than becoming more powerful than AI.
Number three, misinformation. The most serious risk posed by ChatGPT, as highlighted by Recorded Future, is the ease with which low-skilled threat actors are able to spread false information via the chatbot. The chatbot can be utilized as a weapon by nation-state actors, non-state actors, and cybercriminals. The researchers cautioned that this is due to its capacity to faithfully mimic human language and express emotion.
Checkpoint Research, a company that does research on cybersecurity, examines significant underground hacker networks and discovered that many cybercriminals were utilizing OpenAI and GPT with no development skills at all, indicating that less experienced criminals were capable of using AI for nefarious purposes.
Number four, malware. Researchers have discovered that ChatGPT can be utilized for creating polymorphic malware, a sort of highly evasive malware program. One such researcher is the security provider CyberArk. CyberArk’s Aaron Shimani and Omert Sarfati disclosed that they were able to get past the AI chatbot’s malware-preventing filters. They accomplished this by restating and rephrasing their inquiries. They also discovered that ChatGPT has the ability to duplicate, modify, and produce numerous copies of a piece of code.
Number five, inaccuracies or grammatical errors. The current level of sensitivity of ChatGPT to typos, grammatical mistakes, and misspellings is low. Additionally, the model might generate answers that are theoretically valid yet aren’t totally relevant or accurate in terms of circumstance. When processing complicated or specialized information where accuracy and precision are critical, this constraint can be especially difficult.
It’s fantastic but dangerous. In the same way that ChatGPT is getting too good for its own good, it is also getting too good for us. A fundamental concern that has long been explored is that AI is both too smart and too dumb, which means that as long as it is able to be used for good, it will also be put to use for bad in a variety of ways.
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