ChatGPT: why artificial intelligence revives the human fear of being replaced by machines

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The Russian Garri Kasparov was the best chess player in the world in the mid-1980s and early 2000s. However, he faced off against Deep Blue, a supercomputer made by the American company IBM, to hold chess games against him. (Photo: Getty images)

Programs like ChatGPT, Bing or Bard allow an AI to generate complete, professional-quality texts. In some offices they already use it to write reports and emails. (Photo: Midjourney)

Last year, AI-Da, a robot artist using artificial intelligence, had the opportunity to participate in a discussion in the British Parliament about whether AI could pose a threat to the creative industry. This event marked an important milestone in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence. (Roger Harris/House of Lords).

Steven Spielberg says he is "terrified" of artificial intelligence creating art. — Steven Spielberg says he is “terrified” of artificial intelligence creating art.

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“The advancement of technology in the Industrial Revolution allowed many people to escape the routine of doing repetitive tasks. The AI of generative models will be an opportunity”