Last episode we talked in-depth about how ChatGPT was built and the science behind it. We concluded that while it was impressive, it was NOT a significant milestone in advancing AI towards true artificial intelligence. However, regardless of its shortcomings as a sentient being, it's clear that what it's already capable of is enough to capture the world's attention by storm. Entire industries are pivoting their capital and resources into AI and users are reaping the benefits--and consequences. Join Jack and Tony for another take on how ChatGPT, OpenAI, and Microsoft are having on the Search business model and Google's response, as well as the implications of generative AI on society and culture.

ChatGPT has captured the world's attention overnight. It can do everything from tell knock-knock jokes to writing code for you, but is ChatGPT actually a major breakthrough in AI? How much closer to true general artifical intelligence are we and how much can we learn from what OpenAI has achieved? Jack and Tony are back to discuss and breakdown ChatGPT and the science behind large language models. We talk about how ChatGPT was created and trained, what it's capable of, what its limitations are, as well as what the future of AI holds for us.