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Yes, they have the name "ChatGPT". For non-technical people this appears to be the most important thing.
by zb3 2y ago
Yes, they have the name "ChatGPT". For non-technical people this appears to be the most important thing.
- nozzlegear 2y agoIs it a household name? Anecdotally, only two of my five millennial/gen-z siblings use an AI app at all, and one of them calls her's "Gary" instead of ChatGPT. I'd be interested in seeing some actual data showing how much ChatGPT is an actual household name versus one that us technical people assume is a household name due to its ubiquity in our space.
- ben_w 2y ago> Is it a household name? I think it is, yes. It was interviewed under that name on one of the UK's main news broadcasts almost immediately after it came out. Few hundred million users. Anecdotes about teachers whose students use it to cheat. But who knows. I was surprising people about the existence of Wikipedia as late as 2004, and Google Translate's augmented reality mode some time around the start of the pandemic.