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Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to leave peculiar stories around the world. Recently, it became known that ChatGPT, a freely available AI bot, was able to pass a Wharton Business School master’s exam.
Before saying what ChatGPT is, you should know what are artificial intelligences which is a technology that refers to any human behavior that develops a machine or system.
In this sense, the AI market Artificial intelligence is one of the technological areas with the greatest economic projection in the short and medium term. So much so that a study of Precedence Research highlights that its market value could exceed the barrier of 300 billion US dollars in 2025.
There are many AI currently, where one of the most popular today it is ChatGPT, which is an AI that is trained to hold conversations, so you just have to ask him questions in the conventional way and he will understand.
ChatGPT is a chat system based on the GPT-3 Artificial Intelligence language model, developed by the OpenAI company. It is a model with more than 175 million parameters, and trained with large amounts of text to perform language-related tasks, from translation to text generation.
What’s new in ChatGPT
Through research titled “Could ChatGPT 3 get you an MBA from Wharton?”, an academic identified as Christian Terwiesch, MBA (Master of Business Administration) specialist, demonstrated how AI was able to solve the test.
According to the academic, after evaluating the performance of ChatGPT in an exam of the Operations Management course, the artificial intelligence obtained a good grade: between B- and B.
The academic’s conclusion was that artificial intelligence passed the final exam of the program of said university. “The bot score shows a remarkable ability to automate some of the skills of workers in general and specifically in those positions held by MBA graduates, including analysts, managers and consultants,” picks up Terwiesch in his research.
Without a doubt, this new investigation joins the others where the behavior of this AI is being evaluated, which has left many surprised by its great ability to perform tasks like a human. It was recently known that 17 percent, Of the Stanford University students surveyed, confessed to using ChatGPT for their assignments or final exams, although most of them say they did it for inspiration.
I had @OpenAI Chat GPT3 take my @Wharton Operations Management MBA exam. It got a B/B-. Is that good or bad news? Can we replicate this at other schools / subjects? Some implications are in this @MackInstitute report https://t.co/fFeNVyddGc pic.twitter.com/e990xUmD6u
—Christian Terwiesch (@terwiesch) January 17, 2023
“The bot did a wonderful job handling basic operations and process analysis questions, even those that were case-based,” explains the professional.
The investigation highlights that despite having passed this exam, it should be noted that the teacher points out that Chat GPT-3 has made errors in relatively simple mathematical calculations at the level of a 6th grader. Also, the version is not capable of handling more advanced process analysis questions, even when based on standard templates.
With this, it is revealed that ChatGPT also has an additional advantage, as it is capable of adapting its responses based on clues given by humans.
Although this AI can be a help to people, many professionals in the field of education have expressed their concern with this type of tools and even open the possibility for students to cheat on their exams.
That is why the New York educational department itself has already prohibited this service from being installed in the devices and networks of the public schools of the city.
And this is how the evolution of technology continues to take place throughout the world and so far people’s opinions on this type of panorama are divided into different opinions.
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