ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI, has been making the headlines of the scientific and academic world recently due to many events. Although students find this artificial intelligence generation tool very useful, teachers, academics and scientists are very worried.
The reason for their concern is obvious. ChatGPT can handle most of the ‘write me an article’ type tasks you give it without any problems. This allows students to progress on the road to success by cheating.
ChatGPT has again made an event that will worry academics: It received a passing grade in artificial intelligence, law and business graduation exams.
In a new study, law professors at the University of Minnesota gave ChatGPT the graduate exam questions they had given to students in four of their school’s classes. The self-learning artificial intelligence managed to get an average grade of C+ in all exams and passed the exams.
Besides that, Christian Terwiesch, a professor at Wharton, put ChatGPT on the school’s business exam. Artificial intelligence successfully passed the exam with an above-average grade of B. However, it should be noted that the test results of artificial intelligence are inconsistent.
The legal team that put ChatGPT to the test said that AI does a good job of summarizing basic legal rules and theory, but gets bullshit when it comes to identifying and solving problems with a case.
When taking the business test, Terwiesch says ChatGPT excels at solving simple transaction management and process analysis problems, but fails to solve advanced process problems and even fails at 6th grade math problems.
ChatGPT needs more development as you can see, but even in its current form it’s really scary. Because this artificial intelligence is a ‘baby’ yet, it hasn’t even completed its first year yet. Think about what you can do in the future…
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