The podcast discusses Chat GPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot available on the internet. It highlights its capabilities, such as answering questions, writing texts, and generating code. The podcast mentions its limitations, like occasional mistakes and lack of real-time internet connectivity. It also touches on the potential impact of Chat GPT across various sectors, from IT development to journalism. Finally, it acknowledges the risks associated with the misuse of such technology, such as generating scam emails.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Le Parisien made a front page on a free offer of artificial intelligence chat GPT on Monday, January 16.
2. GPT is a powerful conversation robot available on the internet.
3. Everyone can communicate with this chatbot by typing questions on their keyboard, and it responds in writing.
4. The chatbot regularly makes mistakes, it often breaks down, and it knows nothing about what happened after 2021.
5. In 2016, Microsoft launched a conversational robot called Tay, which was a failure.
6. Openahi is a research laboratory on artificial intelligence that was launched in 2015 by Elon Musk and Sam Altman.
7. Openahi raised $1 billion from Microsoft in 2019.
8. Elon Musk left Openahi in 2018 to avoid a conflict of interest.
9. Openahi developed and trained its conversation robot GPT 3 in 2020 and 2021.
10. GPT 3 is a tool that can answer simple questions, translate text, and generate computer code.
11. GPT chat has limits, including not being connected to the internet and having limited answers.
12. The robot can make mistakes, but it is modest and recognizes its limitations.
13. Openahi offers a version of GPT chat open to everyone on the internet at the address chat.openai.com.
14. To validate the first connection, users must agree to give their mobile phone number.
15. Nicolas Béraud, a journalist from Le Parisien, used GPT chat to create a little book on the subject of artificial intelligence.
16. GPT chat can be misused, and there are risks, such as writing scam emails.
17. Microsoft will continue to invest a lot of money in the Openahi laboratory.
18. A paid version of GPT chat should be released soon.
19. Chat I Farted is now at version 3.4, and a new version, version 4, is expected in the coming months.
20. The new version is expected to be much more powerful than the previous one, with 100,000 billion parameters recorded.
Note: I excluded opinions and focused on extracting factual information from the text.