AI Watermarking, Predictions, Worry
Greetings LeadingEdge members! In today's edition, we find many headlines and articles related to themes of worry, fear, and chaos. This is likely predictable for any new technology. I also believe it will be short-lived. My greater concern is that we shift to an extreme of banning, highly restricting, and curbing AI's operations.
Was this made by a human or computer? Now that the world has become aware of the power and magnitude of AI writing, there are some that believe we need to label the creator. Do you think this a good or bad idea?

Prediction of AI's future. Timothy Schoup predicts that by 2025 to 2030 at least 99% to 99.9% of internet content will be created by AI technologies such as GPT-3.

Doom and gloom. Some people say that in the future there will be a moment when machines become smarter than humans and can make their own decisions. This moment is called the technological singularity. Some people think this could be a good thing, but others are worried about what might happen next.

Ever wondered what you'd look like if you lived in different eras? C'mon, you know you have! Here's some fun news, now you can!

AI is rattling the nerves of the higher ed community. ChatGPT, the newest chatbot on the market, has caused quite a stir! Praised by many as a major leap forward for Artificial Intelligence, it offers realistic and entertaining conversation in response to your language inquiries. Some people, however, have raised concerns about how this technology might be misused in academic settings. Will ChatGPT revolutionize web search, or will it raise more questions than it can answer?

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