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Are A.I. Text Generators Thinking Like Humans — Or Just Very Good at Convincing Us They Are? | Stanford Graduate School of Business
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A researcher’s experiments raise uncomfortable questions about the rapid evolution of large language models.
April 05, 2023 | by Dave Gilson Artificial intelligence is advancing so rapidly that this article may be obsolete by the time you read it. That’s Michal Kosinski’s concern when asked about his recent experiments with ChatGPT and the text-generation engine that powers it. Kosinski, a computational psychologist and professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business, says the pace of AI development is accelerating beyond researchers’ ability to keep up (never mind policymakers and ordinary users). We’re talking two weeks after OpenAI released GPT-4, the latest version of
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