ChatGPT can write verse, but it is no more alive than the Golem of Prague

Summary

Rodger Kamenetz writing in the Times of Israel, makes the following points:

• ChatGPT work is often full of excellent information in a grammatically correct but dull format.
• AI chess program Deep Blue can beat any grandmaster.
• A forklift truck can lift heavier weights than any human.
• But being able to better a human doesn't make the machine human.
• In World War II, Alan Turing speculated that a machine had acquired real intelligence if it could fool a human into believing it, too, is human.

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Source Information: 

• Article Source: The Times of Israel | News from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish World
• Media Check:  Times of Israel - Media Bias/Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)
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