What if GPT-3 Knows More About You than You Know Yourself?

GPT-3 might be dangerous for you! It wants to know more about you than you wish to reveal

The Generative Pre-Trained Transformer 3 or GPT-3 has been garnering a lot of attention in the tech industry. It is an AI language model that is developed in the artificial intelligence labs of OpenAI. Since the emergence of GPT-3, there have been thousands of posts on Twitter where the new tech is used to generate quotes and even poetry! The model leverages deep learning, AI, and several other adjoining technologies to enable businesses to augment training data, enhance personalized communication in industries like healthcare, and also aid HP departments in the hiring process. This year, GPT-3 has been making headlines due to the various unique and artistic innovations that are based on the model. The rise of the large language models is also one of the major news that has been the talk of the tech town. LLMs are basically AI models that produce texts that a human might have written, and so uniquely that some even believe that the AI model might have become sentient! Now a sentient AI is good since it will already know the ethics that humans follow, but eventually, these AI models will get to know a lot about you, which it might use for intensely creepy reasons. According to reports, OpenAI has provided limited access to its famous large language model, GPT, and eventually, it might get to know something about you that wished to keep a secret forever. LLMs like GPT-3, Google’s LaMDA, and Meta’s OPT-175B are some of the most important innovations in this domain. They are being extensively used to power chatbots that aid customer service to create more powerful online searches and help software developers write code. Tech companies like Google and OpenAI leverage large amounts of public information to build solutions that will satisfy investors, but this set of public information also includes some sensitive personal information, such as addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. This seems like a ‘ticking time bomb’ only waiting to reveal just the wrong information and then ruin someone’s life! So, if you think GPT-3 does not know much about you, just wait until the next 3 to 5 years.