TAG founder and director, Rabbi Nechemiah Gottlieb, decodes the dangers of artificial intelligence and ChatGPT
That was three decades ago.
Today, that obscure technology has embedded itself into the very fabric of society.
It became progressively more sophisticated with jolts of innovation over the years. There was social media and tablets and smartphones, and then we reached a point where nothing could surprise us. The magical capabilities at our finger’s beck and call had reached their maximum — there could be little room for advancement.
Or so we thought.
We were wrong.
On November 30, 2022, a computer program called ChatGPT was introduced to the public. This time, its relevance and functionality were immediately perceivable; the instantaneous genius was astonishing.
But as amateurs and professionals alike delight in discovering ChatGPT’s capabilities, can it be that we are blindly wading into quicksand? Are we comprehending the magnitude of this latest development?
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