Indeed, there are countries that have banned ChatGPT, but they represent a minority. Only 12 countries have imposed such restrictions, while the majority of nations embrace the existence of ChatGPT.
Yes, some countries have banned it, maybe this is because they are afraid that their country's security secrets will be leaked with this technology. Some AI experts have the same fear because advances in AI technology are increasing, so they worry and the possibility of AI going beyond human control and causing unexpected problems. Such as the potential misuse of AI technology by someone evil.Quote
As for the concerns about AI replacing human workers, it does raise some apprehension for certain job sectors. However, if we look at the bright side, it compels individuals to become even more creative and cultivate distinctive qualities or skills that surpass those of AI or robots.
Remember, robots lack the capacity for emotions and empathy, whereas humans possess these very attributes, which serve as their unique strengths.
Agree. ChatGPT is not a frightening specter if all individuals can understand a little/basic about technology, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. There is nothing to worry about with the presence of AI, what we need to do is adapt. At the beginning of the 3.0 industrial revolution, many were also worried because of the potential for job loss as a result of the human workforce being replaced by all-machines, then the industrial revolution 4.0, where everything is digital. But it opens up new opportunities for a job. I always remember the adage "a door closes, another opens" will still apply. Remember, robots lack the capacity for emotions and empathy, whereas humans possess these very attributes, which serve as their unique strengths.
