“One out of three people in the country did it.” These days, if you don’t know this, you’re a beggar.
Recently, interesting statistics related to the ChatGPT craze were announced. It is said that one out of three Koreans have experienced this conversational AI.
According to a recent survey of about 1,000 adults by the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 35.8% responded that they had used ChatGPT at least once.
30.2% responded that they had used it once or twice out of curiosity, and 5.6% responded that they were using it often because they found it effective and fun.
When asked whether they trusted the ChatGPT results, 27.4% said 'yes' and 62.1% said 'neutral'. This means that 9 out of 10 people had ‘above average’ trustworthiness.
50.7% chose information search as a useful feature of ChatGPT. Answers such as securing ideas (15.3%), ghostwriting (11.9%), coding (11.3%), and summarizing (7.9%) followed.
In fact, as word of mouth spreads that it improves efficiency in many areas, such as programming and working with English documents, the number of office workers using ChatGPT for work is increasing significantly.
In the public sector, since President Yoon Seok-yeol ordered the active use of ChatGPT, each ministry has been holding related training, discussion sessions, and seminars one after another.
ChatGPT is rapidly permeating across all generations, regardless of age or gender, and in all business areas regardless of government or private sector.
Will I be in big trouble if I use it incorrectly at work?
The work revolution through ChatGPT is accelerating further. Developer OpenAI of the United States released GPT-4 on the 14th.
GPT-4 is an upgraded version of GPT-3.5, which was released in November last year. GPT-3.5 ranked in the bottom 10% on the U.S. Bar Exam, but GPT-4 is much smarter enough to score in the top 10%.
Microsoft recently introduced 'MS 365 Co-Pilot', which includes GPT-4 in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
CoPilot quickly creates a business proposal in Word using just a note file containing the meeting details. Additionally, if you just input various data, Excel automatically creates visualizations and creates PowerPoint presentations in just a few seconds using only basic data.
It is predicted that the development of generative AI such as ChatGPT will continue to dramatically increase work processing speed and productivity. At the same time, there are concerns that ChatGPT may threaten human jobs.
Experts generally agree that it is too much to worry about. It is too early for ChatGPT to completely replace human work.
The most important issue is accuracy. The draft or analysis produced by AI can be wrong and produce incorrect results, so if you trust it absolutely, great confusion can occur in your business.
Additionally, unexpected side effects may occur because key data that requires security is used in the generated AI training data.
So experts emphasize that it is most important to focus on how to use ChatGPT.
This means that we need to be more wary of the growing gap between those who know how to use ChatGPT as a human assistance tool to increase work productivity and those who do not.
Neuroscientist Professor Kim Dae-sik of KAIST said, “Like the ‘Book of Absolute Truth,’ the ability to extract correct results even among the inaccurate information in ChatGPT is important,” adding, “People who use ChatGPT well will use it based on their overwhelming productivity.” “We will have a competitive edge,” he emphasized.
This is the real way to use ChatGPT
The era in which everyone can use Chat GPT for work has arrived, but it will become increasingly important to properly understand and utilize the properties of Chat GPT.
Recently, there have been introductions on how to use ChatGPT in various books and YouTube, but in fact, it has not been long since ChatGPT became widely known and popular.
It is not a priority to listen to any lecture just because it is urgent, but it is more important to gain solid insight from a trusted and proven expert.
Ahn Yu-hwa, a professor at the Graduate School of Chinese Studies at Sungkyunkwan University and a global economic expert and authority on virtual currency who predicted the SVB bankruptcy and the rise of Bitcoin, says this.
With the start of 2023, a new wave of change called ChatGPT is coming. To ride a wave, you need to know the wind that creates the wave.
Professor Yuhwa Ahn will hold a perspective seminar (an economic seminar that illuminates investment perspectives) on the 26th with the theme of 'Social changes and values that ChatGPT will bring.'
Examples of efficient use of ChatGPT, starting from understanding the concept of ChatGPT. And the implications of Chat GPT and ways to improve the competitiveness of companies and individuals by using Chat GPT.
All knowledge and insights related to ChatGPT will be revealed at the seminar. In particular, we plan to provide all students with a permanent copy of the insight work that Professor Ahn Yu-hwa directly asked and ChatGPT answered. Don't miss this golden opportunity to ride the wave of the 4th Industrial Revolution.