You might start seeing AI chatbots everywhere, thanks to 'the GPT effect'
But the hype seems still strong — Microsoft executive Yusuf Mehdithis week that"multiple millions" are on a waitlist to try the bot, and that it's being tested in"169 countries."
But that conversational, AI-assistant type model could translate to other activities that consumers do online, like shopping, or managing their budgets, or tracking their exercise, said Prasanna Arikala, chief technology officer at the Orlando-based companyThe challenge, as OpenAI's own leadership has acknowledged, will be to make sure that the bots provide reliable information, he said.
ChatGPT itself can also help train other AI models, Said Cameron Turner, VP of data science at Kin + Carta, a Chicago-based consulting firm that advises companies on using data effectively to develop their business. Turner also previously led a key data-oriented team at Microsoft called its telemetry group.
Using AI in this way can help"if you want to experiment in a low cost way, without making a commitment, without doing large scale data purchasing just to test the hypothesis," he said.
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