<p>It’s hard to ignore all the buzz around AI these days. Turn on the TV, open up a tech magazine, or just scroll down your news feed – you’re bound to find mentions of how Artificial Intelligence is “changing the game.” Especially in the realm of chatbots and virtual assistants, ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is often at the forefront of this conversation. But as someone who has played with this tool inside out, I feel the need to chime in. While AI, and ChatGPT in particular, offers some groundbreaking features, it still lacks human finesse in several areas. Here’s where I believe ChatGPT could do with a little more human touch.</p>
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<p><strong>1. The Abstract Art of ChatGPT’s Responses</strong></p>
<p>ChatGPT, even with its advanced tech, sometimes feels like it’s floating above the clouds, rarely touching down on solid ground. More often than not, when prompted for specific information or concrete details, it drifts towards vague concepts. Mention something about a luxury car, and it might ramble about “opulence” or “prestige” without really nailing down what makes that car a luxury item in the first place. Ask for a straightforward explanation, and it can’t stop beating around the bush.</p>
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