Hello, welcome back to the Mark Jut Show. In this video, we will discuss the impact of internet access on ChatGPT.
ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence system used worldwide to generate answers to any question. However, it does not have access to the internet or any external data source. This raises the question: will ChatGPT be the end of the internet if it gains internet access?
To answer this, let’s break it down. ChatGPT can have internet access with a paid subscription to ChatGPT Plus or ChatGPT Enterprise. This allows users to run the GPT-4 model with web browsing capabilities. The web access feature enables ChatGPT to utilize third-party programs, including browsing plugins for Google, Bing, and other competitors.
Before internet access, users couldn’t ask the AI chatbot about current world events or real-time data. Internet access for ChatGPT is relatively recent and comes with additional capabilities that make it more powerful than traditional search engines.
However, there are reasons why ChatGPT does not have full internet access. Firstly, privacy and security concerns arise when an AI chatbot has access to users’ sensitive information. Malicious users can exploit this access and spread misinformation. Giving internet access to ChatGPT could pose serious security and privacy threats.
Secondly, allowing internet access could introduce bias and control issues. OpenAI ensures that its system is bias-free and based on high-quality data. However, if ChatGPT has internet access, it may start producing biased content and inappropriate responses, raising questions about its performance and credibility.
Thirdly, the quality of data available on the internet can be unreliable and inconsistent. Allowing ChatGPT to fetch information from the internet can result in misleading or incorrect responses, jeopardizing the credibility of the bot.
It’s important to note that ChatGPT is not software but an AI bot accessible through a web browser. OpenAI has not released an app version for download from Apple or Google stores.
In conclusion, ChatGPT is undoubtedly helpful in many ways, but granting it full internet access comes with privacy, security, and data quality consequences. Despite this, internet access for ChatGPT has opened up a whole new world of productivity for users worldwide. The question remains: will ChatGPT be the end of the internet? Share your opinion in the comment section below.
Thank you for watching. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell. See you in the next video!
