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ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar...
ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar...
ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar...
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ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar...

By Rogers and Theresa Hart

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Can AI do my job?


Written and illustrated by an AI chatbot, this book describes how creativity and communication have evolved with technology throughout history. More importantly, this book demonstrates what AI means to writers, artists, and other creatives in the context of breathtaking new AI tools that automate some, but no

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PublisherHart-Rogers Media
Release dateJan 17, 2023
ISBN9798218138905
ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar...
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Rogers

Bob Rogers, PhD, is a leading expert in artificial intelligence and its application to various industries, including supply chain optimization and healthcare. With a background in physics and over 22 patents to his name, Bob has co-founded several successful AI companies, including Oii.ai and BeeKeeperAI. He has also served as Chief Data Scientist for Analytics and AI at Intel and as Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Apixio, a healthcare AI company.In addition to his professional achievements, Bob is also a recognized thought leader in the field of AI, having published three traditionally-published books on the topic, including "De-mystifying AI for The Enterprise", "De-mystifying Big Data and Machine Learning for Healthcare", and "Artificial Neural Networks: Forecasting Time Series". Currently, he serves as Expert in Residence for the Center for Digital Health Innovation at University of California, San Francisco, and is a member of the Board of Advisors of the Institute for Applied Computational Science at Harvard.Bob's latest book, "The Evolution of Creativity and Communication", is a culmination of his years of experience and expertise in the field of AI, and explores how the integration of technology is driving innovation and transformation in the way we communicate and create. Through his in-depth analysis and practical insights, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the role of AI in shaping the future of creativity and communication.Bob received his BA in Physics from UC Berkeley and his PhD in physics from Harvard.

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    ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar... - Rogers

    Cover Art: computer screen on cave wall displaying lascaux cave painting animal art, blue glow

    ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar… The Evolution of Creativity and Communication

    By ChatGPT, Bob Rogers, PhD, and Theresa Hart, JD

    Copyright © 2023 by Bob Rogers, PhD and Theresa Hart, JD All rights reserved.

    Legend:

    Text written by ChatGPT.

    Text written by us as original human-generated content for the book.

    Text also written by us as a prompt for either ChatGPT or the AI text-to-image algorithm.

    Authors’ Note

    Dear readers,

    ChatGPT, an AI Expert, and a Lawyer walk into a bar. The bartender looks at them and says, What is this, some kind of joke?

    The AI Expert responds, Of course it’s a joke. Don’t you know that chatbots and AI are constantly evolving and improving their sense of humor?

    The Lawyer interjects, Well, I’m not so sure about that. I’ve seen plenty of AI-generated jokes that fall flat.

    The ChatGPT chimed in, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to offend. How about this one: Why was the computer cold? Because it left its Windows open.

    The bartender chuckled, That’s a good one. You guys are full of surprises.

    (two people and an AI chatbot sitting in a bar)

    We are the human authors of this book on the evolution of communication and creativity from cave paintings to AI. However, the writing process for this book was quite unique as we utilized ChatGPT, a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence language model, to assist us in writing the content.

    We provided ChatGPT with various prompts and ideas, and it then generated text based on those inputs. While the majority of the text in this book was generated by ChatGPT, we did review and edit the content to ensure it met our standards and accurately conveyed the information we wanted to convey.

    The content generated by us and by ChatGPT is displayed differently throughout this book so that it is easy to tell who wrote what:

    • Written by the human authors as original content

    • Written by the human authors as a prompt to an AI system

    • Written by ChatGPT

    We have not modified or edited anything written by ChatGPT, except to select which pieces of written content to include in the book. By the same token, ChatGPT has not edited our writing, possibly to the detriment of the quality of the writing!

    We hope you enjoy this unique approach to writing and find the information within these pages as fascinating as we do.

    Sincerely,

    Bob Rogers and Theresa Hart

    January 2, 2023

    Prologue

    As we continue to advance, the role of artificial intelligence in communication and creativity is becoming increasingly prominent. From virtual assistants to automated content creation, AI is changing the way we interact and create in the digital world. It remains to be seen how this evolution will shape the future of communication and creativity, but one thing is certain: the role of technology will continue to be a driving force in the way humans create and communicate.

    As a human author who has spent years writing about artificial intelligence, I have always been fascinated by the incredible potential of this technology. From its humble beginnings as a tool for solving simple mathematical problems, AI has evolved into a sophisticated and powerful tool that is capable of transforming nearly every aspect of our lives.

    But as I watched the rapid progress of AI over the years, I began to wonder: could this technology be used to write a book about itself? Could an AI system be trained to understand the complex and nuanced history of communication and creativity, from cave paintings to the present day?

    To explore this question, I decided to embark on an experiment. I would attempt to write a book about the evolution of communication and creativity using an AI system as my co-author. I wanted to understand the risks, strengths, and weaknesses of this new technology, and to see if it was truly capable of producing meaningful and insightful content.

    As I began this project, I had no idea what to expect. I knew that AI systems had been used to generate text before, but I had never attempted anything like this on such a large scale. I was both excited and nervous about what the results would be.

    But as I began to work with the AI system, I was amazed by the insights it was able to offer. It quickly became clear that this technology had the potential to revolutionize the way we think about communication and creativity, and to open up new possibilities for human expression.

    I hope that this book will serve as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the evolution of communication and creativity, and that it will help to shed light on the exciting and sometimes controversial role that AI is playing in this ongoing process.

    Table of Contents

    I. Authors’ Note

    II. Prologue

    III. Key Topics

    Chapter 1: The Evolution of Communication: From Cave Paintings to Social Media

    Chapter 2: The Power of Language and Writing: How Advanced Communication Technologies Have Shaped Society

    Chapter 3: Exploring the Foundation and Advancements in AI Text Generation: From Machine Learning to Deep Learning

    Chapter 4: The Role of Creativity in Human History and Culture

    Chapter 5: Protecting Intellectual Property in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

    Chapter 6: Exploring the Co-Evolution of Creativity

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