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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Wikipedia founder warns against relying on ChatGPT — it makes too many mistakes

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales told a packed auditorium of tech enthusiasts that ChatGPT makes too many mistakes to be useful. Speaking during the opening night of in Portugal, Wales said large language model AI was up to 30 years from being able to compete with humans.

OpenAI launched ChatGPT almost a year ago, and in that time the chatbot has sparked a revolution in the tech sector. Companies like Microsoft and Google have gone all-in on AI and governments are exploring ways to both regulate and utilise its capabilities.

on a set of AI tools that can search Wikipedia and improve citations of facts.

“For certain types of things like reading all of Reddit or all of Twitter it’s great for teaching it how people communicate, but that isn’t great for facts,” he said. When asked if he was referring to Elon Musk’s new — trained on X posts — he claimed never to have heard of it. 

Humans are better than AI 

The problem with AI, he says, is that the stuff it is good at and gets correct includes content already widely written about on Wikipedia and by humans.

“If you ask ChatGPT questions about someone famous or a historical topic it is much better but that isn’t where Wikipedia needs help,” he explained. “We have tonnes of people writing about the Battle of the Bulge or World War 2, what we need is help on more obscure topics, and on those, it makes a lot of mistakes.”

Wales says for now AI is best for finding the gaps in the Wikipedia content library rather than filling them. Using AI to search across all of Wikipedia to find articles not currently well formed, or topics mentioned in other articles but not currently featured. 

Low-hanging fruit 

He said it could also be used to look for unsourced negative statements about individuals. “There is going to be some really interesting low-hanging fruit use cases,” Wales explained, but the true use cases for AI where it matches human cognition are 20 or 30 years away.

This may come as a surprise to OpenAI founder Sam Altman who claims his company is already training an AI model that could be a and may be available in the next couple of years. 

For now, Jimmy Wales is content with the thousands of “human intelligences” powering Wikipedia every day. “If you add up the computational power of brains writing Wikipedia, it far outstrips what any company can do now with large language models, he said.”

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