
The artificial intelligence-based chatbot that successfully passes medical and professional exams around the world has also worried Pakistan's higher education institute HEC and formed a group of experts to decide on a strategy in this regard has been given.
Speaking to Urdu News, Chairman Higher Education Commission Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed said that his institution will form a group of experts to tackle the challenge of the most powerful chatbot to pass exams and write research papers with the help of artificial intelligence. .
Although chatbots are not a new technology, the 'Open AI' chat GPT bot caused a stir in December last year by gaining human-like ability to answer user queries.
After which, many experts warned that this development in technology could cause significant obstacles.
Academics around the world are becoming concerned that artificial intelligence chatbots could encourage cheating and cheating in exams.
Earlier this month, the New York City Department of Education announced a ban on ChatGPT from its school devices and networks.
An artificial intelligence-powered chatbot also recently cleared the MBA exam at the University of Pennsylvania. The same bot had earlier successfully cleared the medical examination.
The same month, the world's top scientific journals announced new editorial policies banning researchers from using artificial intelligence bots like ChatGPT to write scientific studies.
Chat GPT channel in Pakistan?
HEC in Pakistan has not taken any decision on this issue at present, however, in a special conversation with Urdu News, HEC Chairman Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed has indicated that a policy will be made soon in this regard.
HEC experts have previously been using 'turn it in' software for anti-plagiarism and copyright protection, but the new chatbot has a crack at the old software as it can send replies to I can't catch stolen content.
According to Ayesha Razzaq, a Pakistani educationist and former adviser on education to the federal government, this is a very powerful bot. In a recent article written for an English newspaper, he said that ChatGPT is more convenient for students as a personal tutor than a regular search engine.
He said that people will use it for entertainment as well as for education. These include creating poetry and song lyrics through it, writing fictional stories and creating dialogue and 'fake' quotes for characters in books, films and TV shows.
However, he warned that many people can use it to create fake news and social media posts.
According to Ayesha Razak, serious people can use it to develop business plans for specific projects and regions of the world, create research summaries, and understand code.
However, according to him, ChatGPT is still not killing Google and Bing etc. It also has some flaws and lacks some functionality. OpenAI also had to stop public access to ChatGPT as expected, as demand is high but the true cost of generating responses through it is quite high, and by one estimate only in terms of energy costs. The expenses are from 15 lakh to 18 lakh dollars.
Talking to Urdu News, education expert Ayesha Razzak further said that Chatbot is both an opportunity and a challenge for educational institutions. Most top private schools and universities require teachers to adopt instruction and assessment.
Some practices have to be changed and taken into account in teacher professional training programs. The bot's impact on most public schools will be limited because their homework doesn't require much open-ended writing.
According to him, 'ChatGPT' can be a helpful and time-saving tool for research, but only those who use it have the ability to guide it properly and assess the output it produces have
Without it, if the user doesn't have the will or ability to verify the bot's output, it's only a matter of time until we see 'researchers' publishing articles that cite their own 'research'. Do not understand and are unable to explain.
What is Chat GPT 3?
Developed after decades of hard work, Bot Chat GPT3 is an abbreviation of the English word 'Generative Pre-Trend Transformer Version Three'.
Apparently, it is a search engine-like ware that provides detailed answers on typing a question. But it is not so simple but the most powerful weapon. It took the internet by storm in December last year when users used it to share impressive answers in seconds to questions that would have taken hours or days for humans to answer.
It has passed the Turing test. The Turing Test is named after Alan Turing and determines whether artificial intelligence has gone far enough to fool the average human into believing that a human is speaking on the other side.
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