The columnist reflects on his writings from 2023 and highlights the rise of artificial intelligence and its implications for humans. He also discusses the importance of striving to be the best versions of ourselves and seeking varied experiences.
The 20-something columns he wrote in 2023 just scratched the surface of what the columnist hoped to discuss, he says. However, he hopes that in 2024, everyone continues to strive to be the best versions of themselves, and to keep seeking varied and multifocal ideas and experiences. — 123rf.
com Another first week of January, another new year, signalling a time-honoured tradition for many columnists to reflect on the past year’s writings, examining their relevance today and implications for the future. I’ve taken a slightly different approach this year and asked the artificial intelligence-driven ChatGPT to summarise the key points from all my 2023 pieces,One standout theme is the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and how we humans are adapting to it ranged from the dangers of blindly accepting what AI churns out, and how it can help anyone be a football analystIndeed, since writing some of these articles, scientists have continued to argue exactly how intelligent something like ChatGPT is, and whether the stumbling block is how we define"intelligence" in the first plac
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