The pace of development of the ChatGPT neural network is amazing. The creators of the language model of this requirement, therefore, are taking measures to limit its capabilities, we still cannot predict the results of use. For example, in the latest update, chatgpt polluted access to the Internet, now it can search on its own. But the list of visited sites is limited to the list from the “safe set” in the Bing search engine, plus ChatGPT does not have the ability to search the network for any of its own data.
Transport companies, ChatGPT, need to get new information and set new tasks, so a special “sandbox” was specially built for it – closed from the external environment of the world, in which it can run program code. For example, if a task is set to calculate some complex function, ChatGPT writes for this event under the event and runs in this environment to get the answer. In the same way, it processes a lot of user files and extracts information from it, which increases the usability.
For convenience, ChatGPT has already created a set of applications for different purposes. But more importantly, the neural network itself has the skills and knowledge of the interface for different tasks. That is, upon request, she will create an approach to data entry forms herself – data output, except for the processline itself. So far, all this is available only for paying customers and next to restrictions.
The developers of ChatGPT, who with every step increase the risk of spreading information chaos, which they can arrange, and practice measures to control AI entrepreneurship. Alas, they are in a difficult position – if you do not learn new ChatGPT, do not allow the neural network to acquire useful skills by trial and error, there will be no sense from it. But also to give complete freedom of action with such powerful technologies with unexplored potential recklessly.
Source: Tech Cult
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