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February 13 news, US billionaire and technology investor Mark Cuban (Mark Cuban) said that with the explosion of AI chat robots such as ChatGPT, the problem of online false information may become more serious.

In a recent podcast by comedian Jon Stewart, Cuban said that false and false messages are often spread through social media platforms such as Facebook or Twitter, which looks like an artificial guardrail. But on ChatGPT and similar platforms, everything is under the control of the machine.

Cuban added: "once these things begin to have their own lives, it is difficult for us to define why and how the machine makes decisions and who controls the machine."

Since AI research company OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November last year, hundreds of millions of users have tried to use it to write poems, provide advice and recipes. But so far, the technology shows no sign of being smarter than ordinary people.

Posting simple mistakes made by chatbots has become a popular trend on social media. Sometimes ChatGPT misanswers math questions, refuses to answer basic questions, and even makes up historical figures, events, and other seemingly factual details.

ChatGPT's answers may sometimes contradict each other and may even provide different answers when asked the same question repeatedly.

Similarly, shares of Alphabet, the parent company of Google, fell more than 9% last week after its AI platform Bard made a mistake in answering questions about the NASA James Webb space telescope in a demonstration.

A large number of Google employees reportedly blamed chief executive Sandal Sundar Pichai for Bud's "hasty and clumsy" launch, even though the company was already feeling competitive pressure from ChatGPT.

A post on an internal Google forum read: "the hasty push of Bud to the market in a panic confirms the market's fear of us." A picture of a bird covering his face is attached next to the post.

These errors indicate that the AI technology is still in its infancy. 'it 's a problem, especially for many people, who don't always verify what they see online, 'Mr. Cuban said.

"our generation, the so-called generation X (roughly equivalent to post-60s and post-70s) and the older generation, do not quite understand this technology," Cuban explained. Generation Z (roughly equivalent to post-99s) and the younger generation are not only familiar with it, but also know how to block certain things. They are more likely to understand these technologies. "

Microsoft has admitted that the technology behind ChatGPT is not perfect, although the company plans to integrate it into its upcoming search engine Bing. "Bing sometimes distorts the information it finds, and you may see responses that sound convincing but incomplete, inaccurate or inappropriate," Microsoft said recently. "

Both Cuban and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (Steve Wozniak) are worried about it, and they think it could be a big problem in the short term. But other industry celebrities are optimistic about the long-term prospects of the technology.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, for example, believes that platforms such as ChatGPT represent an emerging technological revolution that will have a "huge impact" on health care and education.

"right now, people like ChatGPT need too much computing power, and they don't always provide accurate answers," Gates said. "but just last week, we saw announcements from Microsoft and Google that they are competing for dominance in this field. In the next few years, these technologies will get better and have a far-reaching impact."

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