AI adoption is inevitable- its value exceeds any worker leverage. (not that good of a card) (would not read)

In the two brief months since its launch, has already become the fastest growing app in history. Being used to deliver everything from and essays through to a variety of sophisticated search interfaces, it’s been hailed as an industry disruptor that will make endless professions obsolete and even threaten to . Pretty impressive stuff for what is, essentially, a chatbot. ChatGPT and other new generative AI tools clearly represent a noteworthy evolution in the sophistication of AI as a technology and the capabilities that “off-the-shelf” solutions can offer. However, as with any trend that comes with so much fanfare it’s important to sort the facts from the hype. Results so far are certainly far from perfect, given the number of , suggesting that AI likely isn’t ready for world domination just yet. Still, the global AI market is projected to reach and the transformative technology was on every top executives’ lips at this year’s for good reason. The launch of ChatGPT has been a seminal moment and served at the very least to capture our collective imagination at where this technology may lead next. We already know that AI has near endless use-cases which will continue to morph alongside the sophistication of the technology, but what about the big picture? Here are three predictions on what hype surrounding ChatGPT signals for the future. Next, the launch of ChatGPT has shown us how many questions still exist when it comes to the implementation of advanced AI technology. The future of AI will touch on everything from economic theory and business management to public policy and law, meaning future graduates need to be better equipped with specialized courses that equip them with comprehensive theory that can manage the future of this technology. In good news, the wheels for this change are already in motion: Stephen A. Schwarzman donated $5 million to to help shape the future of AI in a way that benefits the public interest and a staggering $188 million to to support research into the ethics of AI. Such sizable donations like these highlight the importance of AI-related courses across all fields of study to help us develop regulation laws, competitive advantage regulations and everything in between as this transformative technology continues to take hold.