How artificial intelligence will change media in Tajikistan

"In the short term, artificial intelligence will not be able to completely replace editors and journalists, but neural networks can already become an effective assistant for content creators," says Rustam Gulov, a specialist in new media.

The development of artificial intelligence (AI) over the past few years is both impressive and terrifying. While students of some universities in Tajikistan, who just yesterday googled materials for their term papers and diplomas, are already switching to ChatGPT, journalists bypass this topic and are reluctant to master the relatively new technology.

Although it is they, like all representatives of creative professions, who should be wary: will services based on neural networks be able to select their jobs? Or is this an overly optimistic view of neural networks and they still have room to develop?

In order to study the effectiveness of AI in practice, we decided to invite three neutron networks to develop a plan for an analytical article on the topic “How generative neural networks will affect media in Tajikistan.”

To do this, we chose two versions of ChatGPT - free (based on the GPT-3.5 model) and paid (ChatGPT Plus) (based on the GPT-4 model), as well as chat in the Bing.com search engine, which uses a similar GPT (Generative Pre -Trained Transformer) language model BLM (Bing Language Model).

source: asiaplustj.info