Submitted by VivaRae t3_zdf1vn in singularity
naossoan t1_iz19wje wrote
The technological singularity is a hypothetical future event in which artificial intelligence and other technologies become so advanced that they fundamentally change human civilization and the way we live.
Imagine a world where computers and machines are able to think, learn, and make decisions just like humans. They can understand and solve complex problems, create new technologies, and even improve themselves. In this world, machines would be able to do many things that are currently only possible for humans to do, and they would be able to do them faster, better, and more efficiently.
This could lead to incredible advancements and improvements in many areas, such as medicine, transportation, communication, and more. However, it could also lead to challenges and uncertainties, as people may have to adapt to a world where machines play a larger role in society and the economy.
Some people believe that the technological singularity is inevitable, and that it will happen in the next few decades. Others are more skeptical and think that it may never happen, or that it will happen much further in the future. No one knows for sure what the future will hold, but the idea of the technological singularity is an interesting and exciting concept to think about.
- Care of ChatGPT
Flannakis t1_iz3c3hd wrote
Wait was this created with gpt3?
naossoan t1_iz3rn36 wrote
This was the response from chatGPT (which is an offshoot of GPT 3.5) when I prompted it with something like "please explain the technological singularity to me as if I were a child."
acornmoose t1_iz3jdpf wrote
With chatgpt a model of gpt3.5
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