What is ChatGPT? | The Hindu

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23 Jan 202304:03

Summary

TLDRThe video script traces the evolution of chatbots, from MIT's 1964 Eliza to modern AI like Chat GPT. It highlights Chat GPT's unique ability to generate detailed responses, unlike voice-activated assistants. Based on the generative pre-trained Transformer architecture, Chat GPT uses vast internet data to mimic human conversation, raising concerns about academic integrity. Despite its limitations, it represents a significant leap in AI language models.

Takeaways

  • 💻 In 1964, MIT researchers were developing a groundbreaking computer program that enabled seamless communication between humans and machines.
  • 🤖 The creation of Eliza in the next two years laid the foundation for all future chatbots, with its innovative keyboard-enabled responses making users feel understood.
  • 🌐 By 1995, the language processing bot Alice was introduced, followed by SmarterChild in 2001, setting the stage for the current generation of chatbots.
  • 📲 A decade later, the introduction of AI chatbots like Amazon Alexa, Google Now, and Siri revolutionized the world with their capabilities to interact with the physical world and complete actions on apps and devices.
  • 🚀 In November 2022, OpenAI introduced Chat GPT, an advanced AI-powered chatbot that has taken the world by storm with its ability to provide detailed and comprehensive answers.
  • 📝 Chat GPT stands out from other chatbots as it is designed to perform tasks like writing essays, which is not possible with AI like Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant.
  • 🧠 Based on the generative pre-trained Transformer architecture, Chat GPT is trained on a massive amount of text data from the internet, allowing it to understand context and generate conversational responses.
  • 📚 Chat GPT uses 570 GB of text data mined from the internet to answer a wide range of queries, showcasing its ability to produce responses like human speech in a conversation setting.
  • 🚫 Teachers and academicians are concerned about the potential misuse of Chat GPT for submitting plagiarized essays, which are difficult for invigilators to detect.
  • 🏫 In response to these concerns, New York City's education department banned Chat GPT in its public schools, forbidding its use on all devices and networks connected to schools.
  • 🔍 Chat GPT has limitations related to the quality and diversity of the training data; without a representative and diverse dataset, it may not provide reliable answers to all queries.

Q & A

  • What was the groundbreaking aspect of the computer program Eliza developed at MIT in 1964?

    -Eliza was impressive because it introduced keyboard-enabled responses, allowing users to feel as if they were communicating with someone who understood their input.

  • How did the chatbot landscape evolve from Eliza to the present day?

    -After Eliza, chatbots like Alice in 1995 and SmarterChild in 2001 were developed, eventually leading to the creation of AI chatbots like Amazon Alexa, Google Now, and Siri, which became popular a decade later.

  • What is Chat GPT, and how does it differ from other AI chatbots like Alexa and Siri?

    -Chat GPT is an advanced AI-powered chatbot introduced by Open AI in 2022. Unlike Alexa and Siri, which can interact with the physical world and perform actions on apps and devices, Chat GPT is designed to provide more detailed and comprehensive answers, including writing essays.

  • What is the generative pre-trained Transformer architecture that Chat GPT is based on?

    -The generative pre-trained Transformer architecture is a type of neural network introduced in 2017 in a paper titled 'Attention is all you need.' It allows the model to better understand context and meaning to generate conversational responses.

  • How does Chat GPT utilize the data it has been trained on?

    -Chat GPT uses 570 GB of text data mined from the internet to answer a wide range of queries, enabling it to produce text that sounds like human speech in a conversation setting.

  • What concerns do teachers and academicians have regarding the use of Chat GPT in the academic world?

    -Teachers and academicians are concerned that Chat GPT could be used to submit plagiarized essays, which might be difficult for invigilators to detect, especially when they are pressed for time.

  • Why did New York City's education department ban Chat GPT in its public schools?

    -The education department banned Chat GPT to prevent its use in all devices and networks connected to schools, likely due to concerns about academic integrity and the potential for plagiarism.

  • What are the limitations of Chat GPT in terms of its training data?

    -Chat GPT's limitations are related to the quality and volume of the training data. If the training data set is not diverse or representative, the model might not produce reliable answers to all queries.

  • How can Chat GPT's capacity to produce conversational responses be advantageous?

    -Chat GPT's ability to produce conversational responses can be advantageous in developing chatbots that can converse naturally and humanly with students, enhancing the learning experience in the academic world.

  • What is the significance of the paper 'Attention is all you need' in the context of Chat GPT?

    -The paper 'Attention is all you need' introduced the Transformer architecture, which is significant for Chat GPT as it allows the model to fine-tune its output based on feedback during training stages, improving its understanding of context and meaning.

  • How does Chat GPT's neural network differ from traditional computer programs?

    -Chat GPT's neural network differs from traditional computer programs in that it is a large network of computers capable of fine-tuning its output based on feedback, allowing it to generate more accurate and contextually relevant conversational responses.

Outlines

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🤖 The Evolution of Chatbots

This paragraph discusses the history of chatbots, starting with the groundbreaking work at MIT in 1964, where researchers developed a program that enabled communication between humans and machines. It highlights the creation of ELIZA, the first chatbot that could simulate conversation with users, and its significance in the development of future chatbots. The paragraph also touches on the progression to more advanced language processing bots like Alice in 1995 and SmarterChild in 2001, leading up to the modern era of AI chatbots such as Amazon Alexa, Google Now, and Siri. The introduction of Chat GPT by OpenAI in 2022 is noted as a significant milestone, setting a new standard for AI-powered chatbots.

🚀 Chat GPT: A New Frontier in AI Chatbots

This paragraph delves into the features and capabilities of Chat GPT, an advanced AI chatbot introduced by OpenAI. It distinguishes Chat GPT from other AI assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant by emphasizing its ability to provide detailed and comprehensive answers, such as writing essays, which is not possible with other chatbots. The paragraph explains that Chat GPT is based on the generative pre-trained Transformer architecture, trained on a vast amount of text data from the internet, allowing it to understand context and generate conversational responses. It also mentions the potential issues with academic integrity, as educators are concerned about the use of Chat GPT for submitting plagiarized essays, leading to its ban in New York City's public schools.

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💡MIT University

MIT University, or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is a prestigious institution known for its contributions to science and technology. In the video's context, MIT is notable for the development of Eliza, a pioneering computer program that marked a significant step towards human-machine communication. The script references MIT as the birthplace of this innovative technology.

💡Eliza

Eliza is an early computer program developed at MIT in the 1960s, which simulated conversation between humans and machines. It was designed to mimic a Rogerian psychotherapist, responding to typed input in a way that gave the illusion of understanding. The script highlights Eliza as the foundational work for future chatbots, emphasizing its historical significance in the development of AI communication.

💡Chatbots

Chatbots are computer programs designed to simulate conversation with human users. The script discusses the evolution of chatbots, starting with Eliza and moving through to more advanced forms like Alice and SmarterChild, culminating in modern examples such as Chat GPT. Chatbots are central to the video's theme of advancing AI and its interaction with humans.

💡Natural Language Processing (NLP)

Natural Language Processing is a field of AI that focuses on the interaction between computers and human language. The script mentions NLP in the context of chatbots like Alice and SmarterChild, which use NLP to understand and generate human language. NLP is essential for creating chatbots that can communicate in a natural, human-like manner.

💡EI Chatbots

EI, or Emotional Intelligence, refers to the ability of AI to recognize, understand, and respond to human emotions. The script introduces EI chatbots like Amazon Alexa, Google Now, and Siri, which are designed to interact with users in a more personalized and emotionally intelligent way, setting them apart from earlier chatbot models.

💡Chat GPT

Chat GPT is an advanced AI-powered chatbot introduced by Open AI in 2022. The script explains that Chat GPT is unique for its ability to provide detailed and comprehensive answers, including writing essays, which other chatbots cannot do. It represents a significant leap in AI's ability to understand and generate human-like text.

💡Generative Pre-trained Transformer

The Generative Pre-trained Transformer, or GPT, is the architecture behind Chat GPT. Introduced in a 2017 paper titled 'Attention is all you need,' this neural network is designed to process large amounts of text data and generate human-like responses. The script emphasizes GPT's role in enabling Chat GPT's advanced text generation capabilities.

💡Neural Networks

Neural networks are a set of algorithms modeled loosely after the human brain that are designed to recognize patterns. The script describes how Chat GPT uses a neural network to fine-tune its responses based on training data, allowing it to understand context and generate conversational responses effectively.

💡Plagiarism

Plagiarism refers to the act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving credit, which is unethical and often illegal. The script raises concerns about Chat GPT's potential to be used for submitting plagiarized essays, highlighting the ethical challenges posed by advanced AI in academic settings.

💡New York City's Education Department

The script mentions that the New York City's education department has banned the use of Chat GPT in public schools due to concerns about plagiarism. This decision reflects the broader debate about the role of AI in education and the potential risks it poses to academic integrity.

💡Training Data

Training data is the information used to teach a machine learning model to make predictions or decisions. The script discusses the limitations of Chat GPT related to the quality and diversity of its training data, noting that a lack of representative data can lead to unreliable answers.

Highlights

In 1964, researchers at MIT University were developing a groundbreaking computer program for human-machine communication.

The creation of Eliza in the next two years laid the foundation for future chatbots.

Eliza introduced keyboard-enabled responses, giving users the impression of conversing with an understanding entity.

Eliza could simulate a conversation with users about psychiatric issues, like depression.

By 1995, Alice, another language processing bot, was developed, followed by SmarterChild in 2001.

The introduction of AI chatbots like Amazon Alexa, Google Now, and Siri marked a significant leap in the field.

OpenAI introduced Chat GPT in November 2022, an advanced AI-powered chatbot that gained worldwide attention.

Chat GPT is designed to provide detailed and comprehensive answers, unlike other chatbots that interact with the physical world.

Chat GPT can perform tasks like writing essays, which other chatbots cannot do.

Chat GPT is based on the generative pre-trained Transformer architecture, trained on a vast amount of internet text data.

The Transformer architecture was introduced in 2017 in a paper titled 'Attention is all you need'.

Chat GPT uses a neural network to fine-tune its output based on training feedback, enhancing context and meaning understanding.

Chat GPT can be used to write articles, stories, and poetry, showcasing its versatility in text generation.

The ability of Chat GPT to produce conversation-like responses is one of its key advantages.

Chat GPT uses 570 GB of text data to answer a wide range of queries, demonstrating its extensive knowledge base.

Chat GPT is a language model that can produce text resembling human speech in a conversation setting.

There are concerns about Chat GPT being used to submit plagiarized essays in the academic world.

New York City's education department banned Chat GPT in its public schools due to potential plagiarism issues.

Chat GPT has limitations related to the quality and diversity of its training data, which may affect the reliability of its answers.

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1964 researchers at MIT University were

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working on a computer program a program

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so ahead of its time that it would allow

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seamless communication between humans

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and machines

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in the next two years they built Eliza

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an app that would set the foundation for

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all the future chat Bots

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what made Elisa so impressive was the

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introduction of keyboard enabled

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responses for the first time users felt

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they were talking to someone who

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understood their input pretend that you

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have some psychiatric problem type it in

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and see what happens

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I'm depressed

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by 1995 another language processing bot

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Alice came out and was followed by

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smarter child in 2001 setting the stage

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for all the current generation chatbots

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however a decade later the introduction

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of EI chat Bots like Amazon Alexa Google

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Now and Siri took the World by storm

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number and I'll update but in November

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2022 an artificial intelligence firm

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called open AI introduced chat GPT an

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advanced AI power chatbot that has taken

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the World by storm let's understand what

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chat GPT is

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to better understand this chatbot I went

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to its website and tried asking a few

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questions

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but now you might think this is not

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an existing chat Bots like Alexa Siri

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and Google Assistant can also do this

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so what makes chat GPT so special

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well CD and Alexa can interact with the

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physical world and complete actions on

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apps and devices chat GPT can't do any

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of that instead it is designed to

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provide more detailed and comprehensive

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answers for example writing an essay

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now this is something that other chat

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Bots cannot do

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chat GPT as it said is based on

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generative pre-trained Transformer

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architecture that is trained on a

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massive amount of text Data from the

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internet

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this is a type of neural network that

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was introduced in 2017 in a paper titled

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attention is all you need

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a neural network is a large network of

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computers that can fine tune its output

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based on the feedback given to it during

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stages of training this allows the model

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to better understand the context and

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meaning of the input and to generate

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conversational responses it can be used

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to write articles stories and even

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poetry

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the capacity of chat GPT to produce

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responses like a conversation is one of

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its key advantages

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it uses 570 GB of text Data mined from

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the internet to answer a wide range of

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queries

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fundamentally chat GPT is a language

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model that can produce text that sound

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like human speech in a conversation

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setting

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this implies that it can be used to

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develop chat Bots that converse with

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students naturally and humanly in the

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academic world but teachers and

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academicians are not thrilled about it

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especially when it comes to written

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assignments they feel that the bot could

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be used to turn in plagiarized essays

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that could be hard to detect for

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invigilators who are pressed for time

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most recently New York City's education

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department banned chat GPT in its Public

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Schools the authorities have forbidden

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the Bots used in all devices and

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networks connected to schools

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like any natural language processing

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model chat GPT has limitations related

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to caliber and volume of the training

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data a representative and the diverse

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data set was not used to train the model

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in that instance it might not produce

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reliable answers to all the queries

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