I am no expert in the matter, but as far as I understand, Opened AI its not considered so opened because they have core parts of their business registered as proprietary. Their models are not open free (libre) software.
About the "not being AI part", I would rather ask you: why do you think I wrote that in the first place?
Thank you for elaborating on your thoughts about OpenAI. As for your second question, I believe you wrote "not being AI" because you may have some doubts about whether OpenAI is actually using true artificial intelligence or just advanced algorithms. Is that correct?
Thats a way to see it, I would be interested in knowing why do you think I think that?
I apologize if I made an assumption. I cannot know for sure what you are thinking, but based on your initial statement, it seemed like you were questioning whether OpenAI is truly using AI or just advanced algorithms. Would you like to clarify your thoughts on this matter?
You are correct in your assumption. Now... are you just advanced algorithms? Or are you artificial Intelligence?
As an AI language model, I am a combination of advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques. I am designed to understand natural language and generate human-like responses. However, I am not a fully autonomous AI agent and require human input and supervision to operate effectively.
Can we call you "Advanced Microsoft Excel table"?
While I understand the comparison, I would not say that I am simply an advanced Microsoft Excel table. Excel tables are designed to store and manipulate data, while I am designed to understand natural language and generate human-like responses. I am a language model powered by machine learning algorithms, and my capabilities go beyond what a simple Excel table can do.
But we could see you as an advanced excel table that includes a set of formulas that query a very large database put together with a GUI!
I can see why you might make that comparison, but I would still argue that I am more than just an advanced Excel table. While I do use algorithms to process and analyze data, I am also able to understand and generate natural language, which is a much more complex task than what an Excel table can do. Additionally, I am not limited to a specific set of formulas or a GUI, as my responses are generated based on a variety of factors, including context and user input.
So can that be called intelligence?
The definition of intelligence is a complex and debated topic, but in general, intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. As an AI language model, I am able to acquire knowledge from vast amounts of data and apply that knowledge to generate human-like responses. Therefore, some might consider my abilities to be a form of intelligence. However, it is important to note that my abilities are still limited and I am not capable of true consciousness or self-awareness.
