Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

On the morning of February 14, Beijing time, it was reported that Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, knew there was a problem with his artificial intelligence chat robot ChatGPT. He called it a "bad product" in a recent interview with a podcast.

"people visit a website that sometimes works and sometimes doesn't." Mr. Altman said he was referring to the frequent error messages on ChatGPT.

He added: "they type something, type it until it's done, then copy the answer, paste it somewhere-and then go back and integrate it with the search results or their other workflows." He seems to be referring to the concise design of the product.

ChatGPT has swept the entire network since it was launched last November. It has upended the field of education, helping students do their homework and pass exams. The robot is also good at writing job applications, codes and news reports.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates even said ChatGPT's technology would "change the world".

However, ChatGPT is also prone to crashes, often telling users that the current capacity is full, so he can only reject users' queries.

Greg Brukman, another co-founder of OpenAI, recently said that launching ChatGPT in its current form was the company's Beta testers' last resort when they encountered internal problems.

Despite reports that the technology was released casually, it caused an Internet sensation almost overnight: ChatGPT attracted 1 million users in its first week of release, growing faster than Instagram and TikTok.

Altman also said that ChatGPT's artificial intelligence technology is "really cool."

"people really like it, which makes us very happy. but no one will say that this is a great integrated product.... fortunately, it contains a lot of value, so people are willing to put up with these flaws." He said.

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