ChatGPT has created a boom. Even Neuroflash founder Mall is surprised by the chatbot’s capabilities at “So techt Deutschland” – and in the podcast he advocates “using the technology to support the creation of content”.
The Internet is currently hardly able to stop being amazed. OpenAI has with the AI ChatGPT started a hype that many didn’t think was possible. The chatbot can answer questions, program or compose pieces of music – with impressive results. Laypersons can hardly distinguish ChatGPT’s answers from professional work. Often only experts can see from the details that a computer was at work here.
Neuroflash founder Jonathan Mall is blown away by the development. His company has been on the market since March 2022 and is also experiencing huge demand because of ChatGPT. “Not because the offer is better in quality, but because the interface is easy for people to understand,” emphasizes Mall in the ntv podcast “So techt Deutschland”.
Because with ChatGPT you have a wow moment with two clicks, explains the Neuroflash founder. As soon as you type in a question, something familiar happens: “Something comes back that you would have expected, namely an answer with a salutation and a conclusion,” says Mall. “I know that, it feels good.”
In the new episode of “So techt Deutschland” Jonathan Mall explains why neural networks cannot be compared to the human brain, who owns the copyright to the texts and images and how the development is progressing.
In “So techt Deutschland” the ntv moderators Frauke Holzmeier and Andreas Laukat ask founders, investors, politicians and entrepreneurs how things are with Germany as a technology location. All episodes can be found in the ntv app, at RTL+ music, Apple Podcastsand Spotify. Also at Amazon Music and Google Podcasts you will find it.