EVAN GUIDO: ChatGPT: 'I'm here to help you, not replace you'
The rise of AI language models like ChatGPT has sparked discussions about their potential to revolutionize businesses. However, concerns have been raised on whether these AI models will replace human intervention and guidance. ChatGPT has reassured that their purpose is to assist and augment human intelligence and capabilities, not replace them.
As an AI language model, ChatGPT is designed to process and analyze vast amounts of information and provide insights and responses in natural language. While AI and automation technologies have become increasingly sophisticated, there are many tasks and roles that still require human judgment, creativity, and emotional intelligence.
Jobs that involve interpersonal interactions, creative problem-solving, and complex-decision making are less likely to be fully automated in the near future. Rather than replacing humans, AI and automation technologies are likely to transform the nature of work and require new skills and capabilities to complement and leverage the strengths of AI and automation.
While investing applications for AI language models have a long way to go before being useful, they can help organize thinking and give paths to explore. One of the intriguing uses of this technology is its ability to help write a resume and cover letter.
It is important to note that AI language models like ChatGPT should not be solely relied upon. Deep dives into companies still require primary sources of information to ensure the accuracy of the data selected by AI models. In addition, it is essential to not receive any investment advice from AI language models.
Overall, the purpose of AI language models is not to replace humans but to assist and augment human intelligence and capabilities in various contexts.
