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how much do you think chat GPT has
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impacted your profession right now I
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think we're just seeing the implications
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for the academic profession I use it for
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idea generation often times uh so I've
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wrote a paper that shows how C GPT
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outperforms human beings at coming up
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with ideas for new products or services
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that is something that somebody who
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teaches Innovation cares a lot about I
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use it for writing when I'm stuck with
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something I say like hgp contain that
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page for me I think the key thing that
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you have to realize about chbt is it
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still makes mistakes but there are
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situations where mistakes are
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nonconsequential so if I'm asking you
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for 10 ideas and five of them are bad I
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still get five good ideas if I ask you
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to do hard surgery for me and five of
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those heart surgeries go wrong that
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would be a disaster so you want to use
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it in relatively low Stak environment
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where you have a human in the loop so
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that you make sure make sure that the
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quality is ultimately where you want it
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to be because Tim it's your name on the
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paper and again if you have that
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understanding that things like chat GPT
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can be an assistant be a guide in the
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process of doing a test exam or whatever
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it is but still that you have to you
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know do the double check but you know
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fall back and make sure that everything
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is is proper and in working order then
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it can be a a a a benefit for good
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moving forward absolutely right I think
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if if all we ended up is a world where
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where we were 3 years or four years ago
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we would have wasted a huge opportunity
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where do you think we're going to go
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with education then longer term with
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things like Ai and chat GPT in the
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process so I think it it's going to
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increase access first of all there are
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many people living in the world that
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goes back to our moo discussion when we
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started the muks there many people in
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the world who don't have access to an
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education like here at Wharton and we
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can basically share and open the gates
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to those people I think that's a good
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thing that is all about making things
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more efficient for the people who are at
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Warden I hope we can do a better job
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educating them we can create some really
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awesome learning experiences I know
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Ethan mik and the folks building
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simulations are already actively working
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on that we can create real kind of
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increases in the quality of Education
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just like the person the barber shop is
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providing better looks to the their
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