On ChatGPT or Conversational AI

"Direct programming" of ENIAC done by setting hundreds of wires and thousands of switches, in the pre-Converter Code days (an instruction code written by Dr. John von Neumann, Dr. Richard Clippinger, Jean Jennings Bartik and Adele Goldstine and used for ENIAC programming 1947-1955)

Well, ChatGPT is really a “thing” now. I’ve been experimenting with it lately, so I’m sharing some of my notes.

My main motivation was to interact with it in different forms and experiment to find potential use cases. In the meantime, I created a social media account, and an e-commerce store and generated cold emails. Also, my programming routine has changed, now I peer-code with it to improve my learning experience.

Here are the potential scenarios to use it as a tool.

1. Deep learning via specific explanations
   The first use case probably would be similar to an enhanced google experience. Since it is able to keep the context in memory and generate answers from different perspectives, it would boost the learning process for individuals

2. Content generation
   Yes, spam emails and random educational content will explode, yet this is only a part of the generation process. I think it will have some uses in bringing and preparing resources together as a tool, yet it has to be directed by a human. The creative process hasn’t died yet, so it will improve the lives of the content people.

3. Peer Coding
   Programming would be also improved by ChatGPT. It is able to generate code blocks, fix bugs and explain things in detail. I frequently ask about coding to it, instead of Google.

4. Proofreads, validity checks, and text improvisation
   Since it is a large language model, it is able to get a text as input and store it in the context. That means it knows what is being talked about, so it might suggest improvisation and let us focus on the main ideas and creative process.

Do you use ChatGPT in your daily life and what do you do with it? Please share your thoughts!

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