ChatGPT is not just a mere bot with premade phrases that, after 3 or so interactions, send us to a human assistant. ChatGPT is an improved model of language processing based on machine learning systems. It can continuously learn based on the context that users provide.
In the few months after it was made available free of charge, users have spent their time exploring the wonders of this system. There are even those who have managed to profit from using it, as the numerous tutorials on how to sell services through ChatGPT show. For example, ChatGPT manages to generate emails on various topics, write articles on how to lose weight in 5 weeks and even write code.
However, where does it get all this information from?
Tools for creating outputs based on descriptions are not new. We can find tools to create music midis or even generate drawings based on cave paintings.
However, they are increasingly complex. The programming capacity and computational power of the most modern systems allow a user to achieve a satisfactory result with just a few clicks. Is this result protected by any right? Read more