AI, or artificial intelligence, is the ability of machines to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as reasoning, learning, decision-making, and problem-solving. AI can be applied to various domains, such as education, health care, entertainment, security, and more. AI can help humans achieve goals, improve efficiency, enhance creativity, and solve challenges. However, AI also poses some ethical, social, and technical issues that need to be addressed carefully. For example, how can we ensure that AI is fair, transparent, accountable, and respectful of human values and rights? How can we prevent AI from being misused or abused for malicious purposes? How can we balance the benefits and risks of AI for society and the environment? These are some of the questions that researchers, policymakers, developers, and users of AI need to consider as they use this technology.

I tend not to. I've used ChatGPT a couple of times, even tried it out for writing a program, and it...works...but I'm not really sold on it.

Sometimes I use it to correct a piece of text

It's kind of funny back when the first Terminator movie came out, many thought things like that would never happen, we are now at that stage where the machines run everything.:p

AI has so many failures at this point that it's more for entertainment purposes. I've tried it for art and it's awful!! Too many fingers on the hand and misrepresentation of what I've given for the description, it's just laughable.

Yep, it's got a long way to go yet!

It's kind of funny back when the first Terminator movie came out, many thought things like that would never happen, we are now at that stage where the machines run everything.:p

I do to compare that movie a lot when I talk of today's technologies :)

I've been tinkering with GPchat and copilot; I plugged in the question for a bit of run (are forms dead) and got this response.

 

According to a Digital Point forum post, forums are not dead, and there is still room on the internet for them. However, the popularity of forums has decreased over time due to the rise of social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit 1.

 

That being said, forums still have their place in the online world. They can be used to offer customer support on a community scale, provide a platform for discussions on specific topics, and more. In fact, some forums are still visited by a large number of users and can get massive traffic from Google 2.

 

So, while forums may not be as popular as they once were, they are still alive and kicking. Do you have any other questions about forums or anything else?

 

I skip it. But it would be unwise not to have enough exposure. It has considerable impact on how things are happening on the internet.

It's kind of fun to see what answers it will come up with.:p

Sometimes it scares us too. It can be useful, but once you start depending on it, there is no hope of developing our skills.

It brings me back to the first Terminator Movie when many said that could never happen; well, here we are so close.:eek:

 

Yep. The scare of AI was successfully introduced decades before any real AI services were available.

I've used it more than I care to admit. It's a powerful tool when used wisely.

 

Not saying I always used it wisely, that would be stupid.