The Italian government in March ordered OpenAI to stop using the personal data of its citizens. Generative AI raises privacy concerns over the use of personal information.Writers and artists have begun filing lawsuits challenging the unauthorized use of their material. There are questions about whether what generative AI does is plagiarism.The inability to directly check a fact or assertion in an article can make it untrustworthy. Coupled with its tendency to give incorrect answers and invent “facts,” that’s alarming. Do I have to explain how dangerous that is? The lawyer said he didn’t check the cases himself. A New York attorney submitted a ChatGPT-generated brief that cited at least six cases that don’t exist. Sometimes, that’s because it doesn’t have access to the latest source material, but sometimes, well, it’s hard to say. For all its fact-scraping ability, generative AI sometimes produces glaring errors.

In a field as dynamic as healthcare, that can be a real problem as information can quickly become outdated and even disproven. It doesn’t always have access to the latest source material.For one thing, the shortfalls of the technology are well-known: After all, it’s hard to beat fast and free.īut while I marvel at what generative AI can do, I’m not ready to give up on human writers. And the writers I know would be too smart to try. I haven’t seen any reports yet of writers collapsing on their keyboards in an effort to keep up with AI-generated text.

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