IAN MCNULTY | BROWNSTONE INSTITUTE
The threat posed by Artificial Intelligence has increasingly dominated mainstream TV and radio talk shows in recent weeks. Warnings first hit the headlines at the end of last year, when ChatGPT gained more than a million users less than a week after its launch. Concern at that point focused mainly on ChatGPT’s ability to mimic human responses, instantly churning out answers to exam questions, university essays, and even news stories – threatening to make exam results meaningless and put millions on the dole.
