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February 7, in a recent media interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates claimed that he was very excited about the achievements made in the AI chat robot ChatGPT and AI last year. He also offers three suggestions for the potential use of ChatGPT: acting as a math tutor, acting as a medical adviser to some Africans who lack medical conditions, and writing poems like Shakespeare.

Gates said that this kind of AI can serve as math tutors to help students strengthen their learning. They can also act as medical advisers to provide medical advice to some Africans who have usually never seen a doctor for the rest of their lives. At present, there are not enough white-collar workers to engage in such "valuable careers", and AI can help meet these needs.

In addition to the above two uses, Gates also mentioned his favorite "interesting things" to do with ChatGPT, including writing poems with friends, although the main reason he tried ChatGPT was "for more serious purposes." "in fact, you can order ChatGPT' to write poems like Shakespeare, and it did," Gates said. "it's really interesting for AI to be creative." He added that after reading the poems written by ChatGPT, he admitted that he could not write them himself.

Although Gates left Microsoft's board in 2020, he said he would still spend time discussing the development and potential of AI with the tech giant's product team. Microsoft recently announced a multibillion-dollar investment in OpenAI, a ChatGPT development company, which it says could eventually reach $10 billion. Microsoft has already made other investments in OpenAI in 2019 and 2021, respectively.

Gates said that since he began to understand ChatGPT, he has been interested in AI, and said that AI has the same historical significance as the birth of personal computers and the Internet. "computers can see, listen and write is the long-term goal of the whole industry," he said in an interview. "

Although impressed by ChatGPT's poem, Gates called it "really imperfect" and "not very intuitive." He also said he saw ChatGPT make mistakes in solving math problems.

Gates admitted: "AI will cause a lot of controversy, but it will be the 'hottest topic of 2023'. It has the ability to change the job market, but it can also get out of control or go in the wrong direction."

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