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Okay, imagine trying to put together a huge puzzle,

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and then tell you exactly how it fits in.

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That's kind of what using chat GPT's new search is like.

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Yeah, that's a pretty good way to put it.

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It really does feel different than what we're used to.

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It's like it changes the whole way we think about

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finding and understanding information online.

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Totally, and I think that's what we're gonna be

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deep diving into today.

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Exactly, we're gonna break it all down,

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why it's such a big deal, you know?

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How's it different from just using Google,

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what are the pluses and minuses?

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Yeah, and ultimately what it means for all of us.

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Yeah, because we all use the internet for everything.

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Pretty much, yeah.

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So let's start with the basics.

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How is using chat GPT to search

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different from just using Google?

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with Google you type in some keywords

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and you get a bunch of links.

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The whole page of them.

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Chat GPT, on the other hand,

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tries to understand what you're actually asking

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That's interesting.

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It's more like having an actual conversation.

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I wanna understand something really complicated.

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Like, I don't know, the history of cryptocurrency.

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If I Googled that, I'd get links to

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articles, websites, all that.

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Yep, probably some videos too.

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But with chat GPT, what happens?

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Well, it wouldn't just give you links.

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It would take all that information from those websites

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and explain the whole history of cryptocurrency to you.

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Like in plain English.

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So it's kinda like doing all the work for me.

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Yeah, I guess.

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Like summarizing everything and giving me the main points.

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It's basically like having a personal researcher

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who can read everything for you

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and explain it in a way that's easy to understand.

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That's super cool.

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But how does it actually work?

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Is there a tiny professor in there or something?

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Uh-huh, not quite.

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that's been trained on tons and tons of data.

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So it's like a giant brain.

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Yeah, you could think of it that way.

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Like a giant brain that's learned how to understand

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and use human language.

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Okay, giant brain, got it.

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But doesn't Google use AI too?

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So how is this different?

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That's a really good question.

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chat GPT search so different.

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Google does use AI, but its focus is mainly

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on indexing websites, figuring out what's on each page.

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Chat GPT is trying to actually understand the meaning

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behind what you're searching.

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So Google's kind of like a giant index card catalog,

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but chat GPT is more like a librarian

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who can actually explain stuff to you.

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That is a perfect analogy.

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it wouldn't just show me websites about Bitcoin.

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Right, and maybe talk about what the important moments were.

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what it all means for the future, right?

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Exactly, it's going way beyond just finding the information.

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It's more about understanding it.

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Okay, this is already blowing my mind.

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It's pretty cool.

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But we've only scratched the surface.

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understanding what we mean when we search,

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but where does it get all the information from?

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because chat GPT doesn't just use one source.

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websites, articles, books, you know.

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Wait, what?

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a newsroom, and a stock ticker all at once.

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Hold on, real-time data.

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So I could like ask it what the score is

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for tonight's insert current sports game.

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Totally, and it's not just scores.

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It's like stock prices, breaking news, weather, you name it.

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That's wild, like having a personal assistant

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that's constantly plugged into everything that's going on.

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It's all right there.

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there are some downsides too.

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because I'm sure it's not all perfect.

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Right, I mean, I think one of the biggest concerns

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with any kind of AI is bias.

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being trained on tons of data?

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If that data is bias, and let's face it,

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a lot of data is data,

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then those biases can show up in chat GPT's responses.

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you might not get the full picture.

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that it isn't perfect,

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and to always be a little bit skeptical

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about the information it gives you.

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whatever the AI tells you.

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of things and then make up your own mind.

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That makes a lot of sense.

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But what about the impact on the people

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who actually create the content that chat GPT uses?

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How is this gonna affect publishers?

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making all the articles and stuff.

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that if people get their information from chat GPT,

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they'll stop going to their websites.

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Which could be a big problem, right?

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Right, it's like if you have a favorite restaurant,

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but everyone starts ordering through a delivery app.

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You'd worry about the restaurant, right?

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Like, would it even survive?

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publishers actually do have some control

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over how their content is used by chat GPT.

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They can block chat GPT from accessing their websites

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using something called a robots.txt file.

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Robots.txt file?

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What's that?

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It gives them a way to set boundaries.

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Like putting a fence around their digital property.

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Yeah, exactly.

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of who gets to decide who has access to what information

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and how we balance the publisher's rights

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with the benefits of AI.

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Oh, this is getting deep.

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to digital fences and the whole future of publishing.

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And it's all connected.

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in their everyday lives.

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It's actually happening now.

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how people are using it in the real world.

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Yeah, me too.

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that really stand out to you?

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is in the business world.

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Think about all the time and energy companies

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spend on market research,

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keeping up with their competitors.

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Just trying to stay ahead.

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Chat GPT can really help streamline that whole process.

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I see what you mean.

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But can you give me like a real world example?

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Let's say you own a small business, like a bakery.

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Okay, I like where this is going.

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what new treats to add to your menu.

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Tough decisions, right?

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Instead of spending hours online,

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looking at trends and reviews and all that,

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in my city right now?

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restaurant reviews, you name it.

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and then give you a breakdown of the hottest trends.

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or like old data.

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That's pretty amazing.

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understand your customers better,

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even write product descriptions.

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working for you.

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Are they using it too?

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to come up with ideas for campaigns,

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write social media posts,

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even personalize their email blasts.

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It's more about helping them do their jobs better.

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That's the real power of AI.

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It's not about replacing us,

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it's about giving us superpowers.

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I love that, giving us superpowers.

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But even with superpowers,

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there are always risks, right?

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What are some of the things we need to be careful of

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with this technology?

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it can still make mistakes.

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So we can't just take everything it says as gospel.

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Right, we always need to use our own judgment,

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double check things,

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especially when it comes to important stuff.

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Like we talked about bias before,

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One big one is privacy.

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Chat GPT needs a ton of data to work.

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It's not just about the technology itself,

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it's about how we use it.

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Exactly.

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This is where the conversation needs to go

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beyond the technical stuff, you know?

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Right.

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We need to talk about how AI is going to affect our lives,

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our jobs, our values.

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It feels like we're stepping into a whole new world

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and we need to figure out the rules as we go.

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That's a great way to put it.

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It's a journey we're all on together.

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This has been so eye-opening.

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We've covered a lot of ground.

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We have.

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From the inner workings of Chat GPT

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to what it means for businesses and society.

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I'm excited to see where it goes from here.

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Me too.

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Before we move on though,

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I'd love to hear what our listeners

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are thinking about all this.

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What are your hopes and fears about Chat GPT

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and the future of search?

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So we've been talking a lot about how Chat GPT

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might change, like everything about how we search

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for information online.

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And to be honest, it's kind of a lot to think about.

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Yeah, I get it.

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It really does feel like we're on the verge

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of something totally new, you know?

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Something with huge potential,

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but also some big question marks.

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Exactly.

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So how do we even begin to adapt

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to this new world of AI-powered search?

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Like what are the skills we need?

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Well, for starters, I think critical thinking

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is gonna be more important than ever.

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Yeah, that makes sense.

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Chat GPT can give you tons of information super fast,

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but you really have to be able to look at it carefully.

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Right, like where's it coming from?

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Is it biased?

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Exactly.

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And that ties into another important skill,

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what's called information literacy.

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Okay, information literacy, what's that?

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Basically, it's about being able to like

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tell the difference between good information

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and bad information.

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Okay, I can see why that's important.

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Yeah.

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Especially with so much stuff online these days.

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Exactly, you have to be able to like spot fake news,

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understand how information is created,

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and figure out if someone's trying to manipulate you.

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That's a lot.

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It's almost like we all need to become

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like internet detectives.

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Yeah, kinda.

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You have to be curious

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and always be questioning what you see online.

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So it's not just about knowing how to use Chat GPT,

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it's about developing a whole new way

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of thinking about information.

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Absolutely.

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And I think that's where the real excitement is.

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As we all get used to using AI,

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we're going to discover new ways of learning

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and solving problems.

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It's like we're on the verge of like a new renaissance

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or something, using technology to push the boundaries

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of what we know.

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I love that.

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It's true, there are definitely challenges,

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but there are also so many amazing possibilities.

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We're living in a time when we have access

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to more information than ever before,

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and we have incredible tools

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to help us make sense of it all.

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Okay, so as we wrap up our deep dive today,

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what's the one thing you really want our listeners

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to take away from this conversation?

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I think the most important thing

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is to approach this new technology with curiosity.

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Don't be afraid to experiment, to learn, to adapt.

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Yeah, Chat GPT isn't going to solve all our problems,

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but it's definitely a powerful tool

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for exploring new ideas and new ways

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of understanding the world.

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Exactly.

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So on that note,

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let's leave our listeners with a little challenge.

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Next time you have a question,

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try using Chat GPT to explore it.

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See where it takes you.

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You might be surprised by what you discover.

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And who knows,

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maybe it'll spark a whole new way of thinking.

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Thanks for joining us on this deep dive.

