Generative AI will far surpass what ChatGPT can do. Here's everything on how the tech advances

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More than any of the many headline achievements of artificial intelligence -- winning at chess, predicting the folding of proteins, labeling cats and dogs -- the form of AI known as generative AI has captivated the global imagination. 

ChatGPT became the fastest-growing software program in history in January, reaching a hundred million users in less than two months from its public debut. It spawned numerous rivals, both proprietary programs such as Google's Bard, and open-source alternatives such as the University of California at Berkeley's Koala. The rush of excitement has prompted an arms race between tech giants Microsoft and Google and their peers, and a surge in the business of AI chip maker Nvidia.

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A new wave of AI tools has taken the world by storm and given us a vision for a new way of working and finding the information that can streamline our work and our lives. We show you the ways tools like ChatGPT and other generational AI software are making impacts on the world, how to harness their power, as well as potential risks.

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By outputting a paragraph, a picture, or even the skeleton of a computer program, such programs are mirroring society's creations. 

The mirroring aspect is going to increase dramatically in a very short span of time. 

Today's generative programs will seem primitive in comparison to the powers of programs that will be prevalent at the end of this year as they output many more kinds of things. 

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