2023-05-22 13:50:30
What does GPT chat say about us? Do humans no longer have a monopoly on language? Since the launch of this conversational and content-producing artificial intelligence, there has been excitement: is this a real technological or even anthropological breakthrough or just a buzz?
Do we ask what ChatGPT says about us? Since the posting online, in free access of this conversational and content-producing artificial intelligence, there has been widespread panic. Why and how did we give voice and meaning to machines? When did we lose the monopoly of linguistic and semantic expression and how far will all these artificial intelligences lead us? Can we really trust them? Will these talking and thinking machines replace us? ChatGPt, real revolution? Technological or even anthropological breakthrough or simple buzz?
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– Alexei Grinbauma specialist in quantum information theory, he is interested in the ethical questions posed by new technologies, in particular by nanotechnology, artificial intelligence and robotics. Member of the National Digital Ethics Pilot Committee. for his book Words of machines paru chez Humansciences
– Marion Trommenschlager, researcher in information and communication sciences at Rennes 2
– Lionel Obadiahprofessor of social and cultural anthropology (by telephone).
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