artificial intelligence (AI) continues to play an important role in content creation, so much so that even reached the US House of Representatives through a speech by a congressman.
On Wednesday, US Congressman Jake Auchincloss he decided to give a speech about a bill that would create an artificial intelligence center between the US and Israel, but instead decided to read what the technician had written.
According to Politico.com, two-paragraph speech delivered by a Massachusetts Democrat in the House of Representatives on Wednesday generated by chatbot with artificial intelligence ChatGPT.
ChatGPT is a new chatbot capable of writing university essays or speechesin this case, almost automatically and efficiently, which could also pass for a human creation.
The speech came when Auchincloss set to resubmit bipartisan bill to boost research and cooperation between the United States and Israel in the field of artificial intelligence.
congressman asked the ChatGPT system to enter 100 words make decisions in the House of Representatives on legislation.
Auchincloss gave his speech at the start of the dayin which participants can give short one-minute speeches on any topic.
It was an AI generated speech
“This is a decisive step at a time when artificial intelligence and its implications are at the center of public discussion. We must cooperate with international partners such as the Israeli government. to ensure that the United States maintains a leadership role in AI research and development and responsibly explores the many opportunities offered by emerging technologies, Auchincloss said in his one-minute address to the House of Representatives.
US university students are already using ChatGPT to cheat in the classroom
Source: La Opinion
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