co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates described artificial intelligence as the greatest technological advance he has seen in decades.. The executive compared artificial intelligence to the creation of the personal computer in a blog post Door Notes, last Tuesday (21).
“HE [a inteligência artificial] “As the billionaire comments on OpenAI’s ChatGPT, it will change the way people work, learn, travel, receive healthcare and communicate with each other.”
Communicating with OpenAI since 2016, Gates is said to have challenged the team to train the AI to pass an advanced biology exam.. However, a strict rule prevented the ChatGPT embryo from being trained only to answer relevant questions.
Months later, The chatbot scored an almost perfect score, missing just one of the 50 test questions.. That’s why the billionaire asked the platform to write a letter to a parent with a sick child.
“He wrote such a thoughtful response that it was probably better than most people in that room could have done. I knew I had just seen the most significant advance in technology,” Gates commented.
AI favors the poorest
Manager says AI will be a similar evolution to graphical user interfaces for computer users in the 1980s. This feature, which is indispensable in Windows and MacOS systems, has replaced the commands written to interact with the PC with images and icons.
During the article, Bill Gates mentions that artificial intelligence can be used for the following purposes: It saves lives. Especially if technology is used to improve health in poorer countries.
“AI-driven improvements will be particularly important in poor countries where many people never go to the doctor. AI can help healthcare professionals be more productive,” the executive explained.
But, Gates says he realizes that companies don’t produce products and services that help those in need.. That’s why it’s so important to have reliable finances and the right policies to use technology to reduce inequality.
Source: Tec Mundo
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