The newest language model, GPT Chat, is Open AI (Altman, Musk, and other Silicon Valley investors created an artificial intelligence research nonprofit in 2015) and was built and trained exclusively for conversational engagement. OpenAI's Sam Altman released ChatGPT on November 30th, and since then, it has taken over the tech and internet industries.

1. Responding to all
Chatbots that have been trained to engage in conversation The dialogue model, according to OpenAI, allows ChatGPT to respond to all types of writing, including theoretical essays, mathematical solutions, and stories. It can also answer follow-up questions, and the company says that it can also admit when it makes a mistake.

A quantum physicist, science writer, and researcher in computer programming, Michael Aaron Nielsen, tweeted:

2. Respond more dynamically, using the reinforcement learning method.
The conversational approach will enable the new GPT options to respond to more dynamic interactions, increasing their likelihood of responding rather than asking.

3. Free to use and built on GPT-3.5 language technology:
On November 30, the public was given access to an AI-powered chatbot on the OpenAI website. Although it is still in the research review stage, users can register and test it for free.

4. Human Replacement:
Most significantly, ChatGPT has demonstrated the ability to create complex Python code and write college-level essays in response to requests, raising concerns that such technology might replace human workers such as journalists or programmers.

5. Elon Musk Stop his practice.
As soon as Elon Musk learned that OpenAI was using Twitter's database to train ChatGPT, he immediately stopped the practice because OpenAI is no longer open-source and non-profit and will eventually have to pay for this knowledge.

Source : https://martechseries.com/mts-insights/staff-writers/9-things-to-know-about-chat-gpt/