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On January 24, Gautam Gautam Adani, Asia's richest man and third-richest man in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, said he had been trying OpenAI's AI chat robot ChatGPT and admitted to being addicted.

"I must admit that I have been a bit addicted since I started using the recently released ChatGPT," Adani wrote in an article published after attending the 2023 World Economic Forum. "given the amazing capabilities and funny failures of ChatGPT, it can be seen as a transformative moment for the democratization of AI."

Adani, who is famous for founding Adani Group, an Indian energy and logistics giant, added: "but there is no doubt that generative artificial intelligence (AIGC) will have a huge impact."

Adani's comments come as ChatGPT received a lot of attention at this year's World Economic Forum, and its impressive functionality continues to amaze businesses and curious users, while sparking a debate about how it can be used in an ethical way in the real world.

Since artificial intelligence research company OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public at the end of November last year, the AI has been used to write children's books, write cover letters and even generate responses for dating app matches.

At the same time, the rise of ChatGPT has also led to plagiarism, cheating and other consequences, prompting many schools to ban its use. Digital mental health company Koko uses it to generate responses without notifying users, which also raises ethical questions.

Some people think it will put artists, tutors, programmers and writers out of work. Others are more optimistic, arguing that this will allow employees to handle to-do lists more efficiently.

As the company continues to invest in this technology, these use cases only give us a preliminary understanding of how robots will change our daily lives.

Microsoft announced on Monday that it would invest billions of dollars in ChatGPT developers, while Google announced plans to integrate AI chat bots into Google search after releasing a "code red" to cope with the growth of ChatGPT.

Adani compares the transformative nature of ChatGPT to the upheaval in the global chip industry and explains how the rise of semiconductors has spawned technology giants such as Intel, Qualcomm and TSMC. The chips made by these companies help us run smartphones, laptops, kitchen appliances and other consumer devices.

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