An AI bot wrote a scientific paper on itself

[staarker]

A researcher from Sweden gave an AI algorithm known as GPT-3 a simple directive: "Write an academic thesis in 500 words about GPT-3 and add scientific references and citations inside the text."

Researcher Almira Osmanovic Thunström then said she stood in awe as the text began to generate. In front of her was what she called a "fairly good" research introduction that GPT-3 wrote about itself.

After an AI bot wrote a scientific paper on itself, the researcher behind the experiment says she hopes she didn't open a 'Pandora's box'
https://www.insider.com/artificial-inte ... urs-2022-7

[jasmine]

I don't know anything about this news, but I have tested a lot of AI tools that have generated 100 percent plagiarism-free, original, and interesting articles based on the basic information provided. When they say Code is the law they are not saying this without a reason. If you can code properly, there is nothing that cannot be done.

[paul480]

This is a little scary. How long will it be before they start using these AI systems to start predicting who would be potential criminals and start pre-arresting people?

[ricky1874]

The advancements in technology is truly amazing. I think we need to spend more time trying to understand it so we can embrace it instead of just fearing it.

[mr_iqman]

This is the world of technology coming at us full steam ahead. At this point, you just need to accept and embrace it because this type of technology is not going anywhere.