In his latest column, author John Warner jumps into the debate surrounding ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence algorithm that can produce perfectly fluent prose for any question or prompt within seconds.
When I was a much younger person, there were a couple of popular movies offering warnings about the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence.
The shared moral of these two cautionary tales is that humans should be careful about putting too much control in the hands of algorithms. In “WarGames,” the world is saved when they managed to teach the computer a lesson that some games — like tic-tac-toe and global thermonuclear war — can’t be won, so it is better to just not play.
ChatGPT can produce perfectly fluent prose to any question or prompt within seconds, and the first time you see it at work, it does appear to be a marvel. Its proficiency and fluency have some folks freaking out about how ChatGPT has obviated most of what students are asked to write for school, given that it can churn out an infinite number of B-level responses without triggering any kind of plagiarism detector.
But some people are going even further suggesting that this is the end for writers of all kinds, novelists, poets, journalists, you name it. If an algorithm can deliver error-free prose on any topic within seconds, why would we accept the inevitable flaws that attach to human-produced writing?
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