Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen delivered a speech to parliament on Wednesday that was partially written using artificial intelligence tools chatgpt to highlight the revolutionary aspects and risks of oh,
The Danish head of government was giving a traditional speech as parliament prepared to close for the summer.
“What I just read here is not from me. Or any other human for that matter”, Fredriksson said abruptly in her speech to legislators, explaining that it was written by ChatGpt.
The Leader further added, “Even if it doesn’t always hit the nail on the head, in terms of the details of the government’s work schedule and punctuation … It’s both fascinating and terrifying, given what it’s capable of.”
ChatGPT hit the headlines late last year, demonstrating its ability to generate essays, poems and conversations from the briefest of prompts.
The program’s wild success sparked a gold rush with billions of dollars invested in the region, but critics and insiders sounded the alarm.
Common concerns include the possibility that chatbots could flood the web with misinformation, that biased algorithms will churn out racist content, or that AI-powered automation could ruin entire industries.
This topic is on the agenda of a high-level meeting on trade between the United States and the European Union this Wednesday in Luleå, Sweden.
A group of industry leaders and experts including Sam Altman The firm whose OpenAI created the ChatGPT bot warned Tuesday about the potential threat of “extinction” posed by the technology.
Part of Fredriksson’s speech, prepared by ChatGPT, included sentences such as the following: “It has been an honor and a challenge to lead a comprehensive government over the past parliamentary year.”
“We have worked hard to co-operate between all parties and ensure a strong and sustainable future for Denmark,” and “we have taken steps to tackle climate change and ensure a fairer and more inclusive society where All citizens have equal opportunities,” ChatGpt also wrote.
“Although we have faced challenges and resistance along the way, I am proud of what we have achieved together in the past parliamentary year.”
Fredriksen’s regular speechwriters have yet to comment on the quality of the writing.