The ChatGPT intelligent system, a
multi-function tool that you simply ask a question and it will give you an
answer, is taking over the tech world. From composing songs to solving a
mathematical problem or writing an academic essay, ChatGPT can do it. Incredibly,
companies have chosen to invest in this artificial intelligence tool, at the
expense of human labour.
A recent survey by Resumebuilder.com analysed
the cases of more than 1000 business leaders regarding the use of the
intelligent tool. Almost half of the companies in the study admitted that they
have already implemented ChatGPT for various purposes, such as scheduling,
content creation, customer service, meeting minutes and documents, interview
requests, job descriptions and much more. The results also revealed that 55%
consider the application to be excellent and 48% reveal that they have saved
more than €46,000 since implementing artificial intelligence.
Even though it is an asset to the market, the tool has
been subject to criticism. According to Muhammad Abdul-Magged, researcher in
Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT’s weak point is that it contains
outdated data and is unable, for example, to identify who won the Qatar World
Cup. Experts also state that the application may pose ethical questions, namely
in the academic environment and in the media.
