If you have already visited the Chat GPT In recent days, you've probably noticed a small change to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool's icon: it now has a little birthday hat.
It was a year ago that OpenAI launched ChatGPT, the AI tool that 'shaked' the foundations of the technology industry in such a way that, currently, there is not one among the large companies in the area that does not have AI as its main focus .
ChatGPT continues to be a widely used tool and, unlike what happened in November when it only contained information until September 2021, currently AI can gather data until April 2023.
However, this tool continues to be developed by OpenAI and was even entitled to applications to be used on mobile devices. A monthly subscription version is also available that gives users even more capabilities. While the free version is based on OpenAI's GPT-3.5 version of AI, the paid version uses GPT-4.
When it comes to popularity, ChatGPT counted, until October, with more than 100 million users, with the AI tool's website receiving 1,5 billion visits per month.
Naturally, the arrival of ChatGPT was not just marked by enthusiasm. The AI tool also receives its share of criticism, with several writers and creatives accusing OpenAI of using their original work to power the tool.
It could even be considered that the success of ChatGPT was the reason that Hollywood screenwriters and actors went on strike this year. The 'threat' created by AI of eliminating certain professions was central in discussions between talent and Hollywood studios, which are increasingly using this technology in their projects.
Taking into account the success of ChatGPT, it is clear that we are still at the beginning of the integration of AI into our daily lives and that we will increasingly see this technology in our professions, digital platforms and everyday tasks. It now remains to be seen how this will affect the future ahead.
