The impact of artificial intelligence, chat GPT on the crypto market.

[ringgo96]

GPT-4 is designed to increase security in the crypto trading space, because currently there are very many crimes that occur, with GPT-4 all these problems will be easier to overcome, and for hackers and fraudsters this will be the biggest threat to them because GPT-4 will easily detect these problems, so we expect Coinbase Directors to immediately run GPT-4 because investors want a high level of security when investing  nor trade.

[zaim7413]

It is true that GPT Chat and other AI technologies have the potential to enhance security measures and reduce volatility in the cryptocurrency market but they are not a complete solution and should be used in conjunction with other security measures and investment strategies.

Unfortunately GPT Chat's artificial intelligence and AI technologies are abused a lot in forums. Forum members do not use artificial intelligence to monitor cryptocurrency market developments, they take advantage of opportunities to spam forums using AI. Some campaign signatures strictly prohibit the use of AI in campaigns, but there are some members whose posts are mostly written by the AI Text Generated Tool as some of the findings discussed in the Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5454218 and https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456163.0.

[tjtonmoy]

Well sure AI can just be fed with "limited data" or just how it is programmed, but if you are aware of metaprogramming, it can potentially help AI learn by their own by creating another program. We're all underestimating AI and that's something we should be scared of.

Future is unpredictable that's for sure. I am aware of meta programming. But programs are created using data available on the internet. That's why AI lacks is creativeness and it feels empty. For example, you can tell which one is AI generated and which one is made my human. It got the feeling of human touch in it. Imagine you have learned A and B your whole life. You will never know what is C and D unless it is presented to you somehow.
Now imagine the internet is filled with A and B. AIs can't evolve to learn C and D if it's not there. That's where AI is limited. But if you program it to learn C and D, it will do a great job learning it quickly and make better output without any errors than most of us. It got the potential to get there. But how quick, we don't know yet.

Your information checks out, because I have heard something similar with ChatGPT4. It has the ability to create its own data and back them up to the cloud in order to get access to that if it's needed anytime in the future. So I am not underestimating the AI. All I am saying is that, human work and AI will always be different.

[kojektea]

I think CHATGPT brings a new AI trend in crypto. I've seen a number of AI-related projects go up since the chatGPT also went up, this is very natural because crypto trends always adjust to any technology trends. Unfortunately, this trend has not yet made the market return to a bull run. meaning that the impact of the ChatGPT does affect it even though it doesn't have too much of an impact.

[slapper]

Well sure AI can just be fed with "limited data" or just how it is programmed, but if you are aware of metaprogramming, it can potentially help AI learn by their own by creating another program. We're all underestimating AI and that's something we should be scared of.

Future is unpredictable that's for sure. I am aware of meta programming. But programs are created using data available on the internet. That's why AI lacks is creativeness and it feels empty. For example, you can tell which one is AI generated and which one is made my human. It got the feeling of human touch in it. Imagine you have learned A and B your whole life. You will never know what is C and D unless it is presented to you somehow.
Now imagine the internet is filled with A and B. AIs can't evolve to learn C and D if it's not there. That's where AI is limited. But if you program it to learn C and D, it will do a great job learning it quickly and make better output without any errors than most of us. It got the potential to get there. But how quick, we don't know yet.

Your information checks out, because I have heard something similar with ChatGPT4. It has the ability to create its own data and back them up to the cloud in order to get access to that if it's needed anytime in the future. So I am not underestimating the AI. All I am saying is that, human work and AI will always be different.

Your thoughts on AI's aparent shortcomings are rather charming. The A-B, C-D analogy of humans to AI does paint a nostalgic picture. But let's look at it from a cash perspective, buddy. AI, like a smart investment, grows in value. Yes, AI learns from its data diet, but don't overlook the ever-increasing data feast. Think of the internet as a colossal, endless IPO, full of potential payoffs. And your belief that AI lacks the 'human element' feels a bit mushy. As any stock player knows, emotions can lead to bad trades. Need accuracy and speed? AI is your top-tier stock.

[bayu7adi]

AI and what is currently popular is ChatGPT, many countries have banned it, but I'm sure that slowly many countries will use ChatGPT services. AI programs are certainly a threat to workers, especially since many companies are trying to use AI for almost all types of work, such as vehicle operators, medical staff, teachers, and so on.

Indeed, there are countries that have banned ChatGPT, but they represent a minority. Only 12 countries have imposed such restrictions, while the majority of nations embrace the existence of ChatGPT.

As for the concerns about AI replacing human workers, it does raise some apprehension for certain job sectors. However, if we look at the bright side, it compels individuals to become even more creative and cultivate distinctive qualities or skills that surpass those of AI or robots.

Remember, robots lack the capacity for emotions and empathy, whereas humans possess these very attributes, which serve as their unique strengths.

[tjtonmoy]

And your belief that AI lacks the 'human element' feels a bit mushy.

Well, as everything is evolving so fast, no doubt we will see a lot of changes. AI, internet, human capability, knowledge everything. The power of AI is still a bit clumsy if you look it from a different direction, and the results being the same after trying for several time limits its ability. Keep asking the same question and after some try, you will get the same results coming in a circle. Also, now AIs can make a cloud backup for later use. What if someone got the same results, and then you are in trouble. 

As any stock player knows, emotions can lead to bad trades. Need accuracy and speed? AI is your top-tier stock.

That's true and I agree to that. Where human capability has a limit, AIs can push further and in a more efficient way. Analyzing data, calculating results, comparing works to get the best results - these are the situations where AI will beat human works in terms of times and accuracy. And as I said, we are evolving in a rapid speed. So we will see more in the future from AI technology. But it is too early now to put it to work on its own. Human touch and maintenance is still needed in order to fix some bugs and errors.

[Uruhara]

I think CHATGPT brings a new AI trend in crypto. I've seen a number of AI-related projects go up since the chatGPT also went up, this is very natural because crypto trends always adjust to any technology trends. Unfortunately, this trend has not yet made the market return to a bull run. meaning that the impact of the ChatGPT does affect it even though it doesn't have too much of an impact.

The development of artificial intelligence after the presence of ChatGPT did indeed make the crypto market excited. especially on ai tokens like AGIX, OCEAN and many more. But the trend is only temporary and currently the passion for AI is slightly declining. But the development of AI is still worth studying. Because one day we have to be able to adapt to this technology which might become widespread in our daily lives someday.

[Smack That Ace]

I think CHATGPT brings a new AI trend in crypto. I've seen a number of AI-related projects go up since the chatGPT also went up, this is very natural because crypto trends always adjust to any technology trends. Unfortunately, this trend has not yet made the market return to a bull run. meaning that the impact of the ChatGPT does affect it even though it doesn't have too much of an impact.

The development of artificial intelligence after the presence of ChatGPT did indeed make the crypto market excited. especially on ai tokens like AGIX, OCEAN and many more. But the trend is only temporary and currently the passion for AI is slightly declining. But the development of AI is still worth studying. Because one day we have to be able to adapt to this technology which might become widespread in our daily lives someday.

Projects in the crypto industry that only follow trends like AI and metaverse...are all spin-off projects, which bring no benefit and make the market more garbage. AI is a technology of the future, and we will use it more in the future, but that is with real-world projects. As for projects in the crypto industry, they use it to generate hype, pump and dump for profit, then it disappears. So far, there aren't any crypto projects that can be put into practice, it's all just a money game. Only bitcoin is the only project that has a practical application and is worth using.

[SirLancelot]

GPT-4 is designed to increase security in the crypto trading space, because currently there are very many crimes that occur, with GPT-4 all these problems will be easier to overcome, and for hackers and fraudsters this will be the biggest threat to them because GPT-4 will easily detect these problems, so we expect Coinbase Directors to immediately run GPT-4 because investors want a high level of security when investing  nor trade.

GPT-4 is a language model, how do you expect a language model to be used to tighten the security of a platform? I believe there needs to be different algorithms and models to be used for that purpose, GPT-4 can be great to be used as a customer support agent if trained according to the data available for the platform so that it can generate answers to questions asked by customers by searching based on the keywords provided.

If platforms such as exchanges and casinos and any other websites want to utilize AI for their security, they will probably need to hire developers so that they can create AI algorithms that will be used to provide better security to their customers.

[missdianavot]

I work quite a lot now use neural network, I bought it specially, because now it is much more profitable than hiring an employee, because even the simplest neural network can track all the exchanges at the same tim

[puloweh555]

Indeed, there are countries that have banned ChatGPT, but they represent a minority. Only 12 countries have imposed such restrictions, while the majority of nations embrace the existence of ChatGPT.

Yes, some countries have banned it, maybe this is because they are afraid that their country's security secrets will be leaked with this technology. Some AI experts have the same fear because advances in AI technology are increasing, so they worry and the possibility of AI going beyond human control and causing unexpected problems. Such as the potential misuse of AI technology by someone evil.

As for the concerns about AI replacing human workers, it does raise some apprehension for certain job sectors. However, if we look at the bright side, it compels individuals to become even more creative and cultivate distinctive qualities or skills that surpass those of AI or robots.

Remember, robots lack the capacity for emotions and empathy, whereas humans possess these very attributes, which serve as their unique strengths.

Agree. ChatGPT is not a frightening specter if all individuals can understand a little/basic about technology, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. There is nothing to worry about with the presence of AI, what we need to do is adapt. At the beginning of the 3.0 industrial revolution, many were also worried because of the potential for job loss as a result of the human workforce being replaced by all-machines, then the industrial revolution 4.0, where everything is digital. But it opens up new opportunities for a job. I always remember the adage "a door closes, another opens" will still apply.