With AI, is man no longer sapiens: the effects of our falling in love with ChatGPT

ChatGpt is the star of the moment. And every day, new news:

A ChatGpt has passed the medical test; A it knows how to write a thesis; A it writes articles for newspapers and journalists are starting to feel first-hand that their jobs are also at risk.

On the other hand, the quality of certain information sites – once authoritative mass media – but now reduced to mainly gossip sites has fallen to such a low level that a machine like ChatGpt certainly surpasses them in quality and in-depth analysis capacity, also avoiding grammar errors. Why our falling in love for ChatGpt? Technophilia regardless? Artificial intelligence fetish? Or are we kids who want to play with the new Meccano? Or – and worse – is it a voluntary and hedonistic self-alienation from oneself as a person, from oneself as a sapiens, from one’s freedom, from democracy, from knowledge and from knowledge? Or it is the happiness for the approach/materialization (we are tired of having to think and have to decide,) of the Definitive Algorithm, written with capital letters like God?

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