ChatGPT Sounds Exactly Like Us. How Is That a Good Thing?

ChatGPT: Alan Turing, the British computer scientist who famously cracked the Enigma code during WWII, asked an interesting query in a 1950s article: “Can machines think?” ChatGPT's debut at the end of last year has seemingly provided a step closer to an answer. This artificially intelligent chatbot is able to write jokes, compose ad copy, debug computer code, and carry out conversations about many topics. This breakthrough has been seen as a critical moment in the history of artificial intelligence.

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It has been a long time in the making, with the development of thinking machines first explored in computer science labs for many years. To test his theory, Alan Turing formulated an "imitation game", in which a human interrogator attempted to differentiate between a real person and a computer through their answers to questions sent via a teleprinter.