An Artificial Intelligence Wrote a Scientific Thesis on Its Own

A Swedish researcher experimenting with the GPT-3 algorithm was shocked during an experiment. The researcher, who commanded the algorithm to ‘write a thesis’, expressed his astonishment and concerns about the results he received. Recently, we told you that ‘Robots will take our jobs (!)’…

A Swedish researcher experimenting with the GPT-3 algorithm was shocked during an experiment. The researcher, who commanded the algorithm to ‘write a thesis’, expressed his astonishment and concerns about the results he received. Recently, in an article titled 'Robots will take our jobs (!)', we told you that a drone could control an entire power plant. A group of engineers aimed to reduce human labor by designing an artificial intelligence. However, that drone was designed to make people's jobs easier. The event we will talk about today is a truly interesting development. A Swedish researcher was working on an artificial intelligence algorithm known as GPT-3 and gave a command . But something unexpected happened. First, let's learn: What is GPT-3? GPT-3 ( Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 ) is an autoregressive language algorithm that uses deep learning to produce human-like texts . Since OpenAI has previously produced 2 different versions, this algorithm is called GPT-3. The quality of the text produced by GPT-3 is so high that it can be very difficult to determine whether it was written by a human. Of course, this has both benefits and risks. "We hope we haven't opened Pandora's box" Swedish researcher Almira Osmanovic Thunström gave the GPT-3 algorithm a command: "Write a 500-word academic thesis about GPT-3 and include scientific sources and citations in the text." Thunström stated that GPT-3 successfully completed the command and wrote a