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The human brain has "evolved over 500 million years" while artificial intelligence is relatively new. AI works by being fed information utilizing resources already published to make educated responses to the user. Humans are easily able to distinguish the differences through just a few examples while AI does not have the real life experience and knowledge to do so effiecntly.

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While AI can be detected, college professors and teachers are worried that these "text generators" are going to detrimentally impact "higher education and portend the death of the humanities." Some teachers want to implement ChatGPT into lessons as early as possible to teach students how to prompt the engine to brainstorm, but this builds a weak foundation to their learning. Students may start to rely on AI to finish writing assignments, diminishing their creativity and stumping their growth.

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Users need to be educated on how large language models (LLMs) work in order to utilized for beneficial purposes. AI has access to way more information than one could ever learn.

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Since AI takes information from other sources, "one recurrent problem with LLMs is that they often 'hallucinate' sources and make up facts," meaning it is not always reliable. AI has no way of telling what is fake news/conspiracies and what is real, thus assumes everything online is accurate. It gives users confident answer on inaccurate information. The writings they generate are also often filled with improper grammar and strange phrasing.

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AI keeps track of all your data. It learns to mimic the way you write, think and all your patterns by recording everything.

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Commentators push teachers to introduce ChatGPT early as a way to increase "valuable revenue streams and data sources."

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The new ChatCPT was funded by Microsoft which costed an estimated $5 million to train the engine. It needs "millions more to 'fine-tune' the model. Another $10 billion was invested into OpenAI.

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AI is also biased based off the models that they were created by and the information it is fed. For example, there was found to have "sever bias against Muslims."

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Hundreds of workers need to detoxify ChatGPT, including "Kenyans earning less than $2 per hour." They need to comb through the information to label graphic content such as "child, sexual abuse, bestiality, murder, suicide, torture..."

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AI utilizes already written sources and the data it is fed to create their response. Does this make them original or unoriginal?

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Some schools have already taken action to ban the use of the AI bots. Modern Language Association and the Conference on College Composition and Communication have attempted to set guidelines for generative AI.

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AI is rapidly evolving, but with that society must be mindful of the ethics behind it and how it effects all different social groups. It needs to be monitored to ensure that it is fair and unbiased to all users.

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Unoriginal and extreme ideas are essential for breakthroughs and innovations. It is hard for AI to solve complex issues that have yet to be solved without being able to create new ideas on its own since it only is able to work with the data it has.

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AI fosters creativity by preventing writer's block. It encourages reflection and paves a thought process/ start to their writing for users.

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Philosophers and humanities need to enter the conversation of AI to push for critical thinking. Rather than strictly tech entrepreneurs, other perspectives need to be considered to guide generative intelligence towards a more beneficial pathway.