ChatGPT, the advanced language model developed by OpenAI, recently took an MBA exam and passed with flying colors. This achievement raises questions about the capabilities and vulnerabilities of ChatGPT and the role of AI in education. Despite not being specifically designed for this purpose, ChatGPT's ability to perform well on an MBA exam highlights the potential for AI in academic settings.
ChatGPT is a widely used AI tool that is creating excitement at Vishwa Tech Mahal. With its public testing version now available, ChatGPT is achieving the impossible by providing a wide range of capabilities. It can be used to write poetry or answer complex questions that traditional search engines cannot. The fear of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence system, taking over many jobs has reached an extreme level. However, ChatGPT has yet to be put to the test. Recently, it took an MBA exam and although it performed well and answered all questions correctly, it struggled with the mathematical concepts and numbers. As a result, Maths is now considered to be its biggest weakness.
• ChatGPT's MBA Exam
The Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania is known for its rigorous MBA program, with one of the most challenging exams in the world. ChatGPT, an AI system, recently took the MBA exam and performed exceptionally well in the Operations Management course which is considered as the core subject of MBA.
A professor by the name of Christian Terweske published a paper on ChatGPT's performance in an MBA exam. In the paper, he stated that ChatGPT's performance was equivalent to receiving a grade of B or B+. The professor also emphasized the significant implications of chatbots for business school education and suggests that MBA examination policies, curriculum design, and teaching methods should be reevaluated.
While ChatGPT excels in its choice of words, being concise and well-structured, the professor notes that it struggles with math. The professor added, “I was impressed by the chatbot's language abilities, but its math skills are lacking.”
According to the Financial Times, the Dean of Imperial College London's Business School stated, “We held serious discussions in a working group about ChatGPT and other similar tools, considering both the benefits and drawbacks. While students are utilizing this technology, it is essential to evaluate its impact on a larger scale. A policy on the use of such chatbots will be formulated soon.”
• Will ChatGPT ever be able to compete with Google?
The rising popularity of ChatGPT poses a potential threat to Google's dominance in the industry. Media reports suggest that Google is now focused on developing their AI search engine to compete with ChatGPT's growing popularity. According to sources, Google may unveil 20 new AI products at the Google I/O 2023 event in May.
D Sivakumar, a former research director at Google, who now helps run start-up Tonita, stated to the New York Times that "This is a crucial moment for Google to address its weaknesses." He goes on to say that ChatGPT has shown how an AI chatbot can enhance the search experience in the world of search engines.
• What is ChatGPT
ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) is an AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI, a research company focused on artificial intelligence. It is capable of understanding human speech and responding like a human. It can perform tasks such as writing poetry or answering test questions correctly. It can also perform any search-related activity that Google does, which is why it is becoming a major competitor for the company. It is based on GPT-3.5, which is a language model. The AI chatbot is set to release as a prototype in November 2022.
ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI, is capable of understanding and responding in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, Chinese, and Russian. It is not currently available in any Indian languages, but experts predict that it will be available soon.