ChatGPIT vs. Human Experience: Anand Mahindra discusses the emerging field of Gen AI technology

ChatGPIT vs. Human Experience: Anand Mahindra discusses the emerging field of Gen AI technology

ChatGPIT vs. Human Experience: Anand Mahindra discusses the emerging field of Gen AI technology

Chairman of Mahindra & Mahindra Speaking at the TN GIM 2024 event, Anand Mahindra said that artificial intelligence (AI) can only be a human's partner, not their employer.

Mahindra has advocated for artificial intelligence and its potential risks on social media.

The chairman of Mahindra & Mahindra, Anand Mahindra, said during a speech at the Tamil Nadu Global Investors Meet (TN GIM) 2024 in January that ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) technologies cannot replace human experiences and the tales they create for future generations. able to handle. 8.

Mahindra remarked that although ChatGPT was a fascinating experiment that helped him compose his keynote address, it was unable to accurately represent the human experience.

"I looked into the benefits of investing in Tamil Nadu using ChatGPT. Strong infrastructure, a trained labor force, well-developed ports, the strength of an excellent educational system, and government assistance were among the positive replies it provided. I could have given a fantastic speech that ChatGPT had prepared, but all technology does is gather statistics; humans are more suited to portray the human experience of living in Tamil Nadu. Must seize," Mahindra said.

Additionally, he reaffirmed his belief that human intellect is superior to artificial intelligence since general AI is limited to using facts to construct stories.

Regarding artificial intelligence, in the end, I think that human wisdom derived from human knowledge and experience is more important than artificial intelligence. A totally different voice comes through when you trust your experience. AI is a relatively shallow data collector, but truth and life are more complex than data. It's about the narratives we live and write, he said.

Mahindra's remarks coincide with a period of increased discussion on whether or not artificial intelligence (AI), particularly generative AI, can replace workers in the workforce.

The most recent 'Skills Outlook' series from research company Pearson, released in November of last year, revealed that 46% of the time spent on accounting duties in India may be replaced by generative AI; AI's effects on white-collar and blue-collar occupations

Mahindra has been outspoken against artificial intelligence (AI) and its dangers on social media; in fact, he distributed a phony AI-generated photo of himself online in June 2023.

He said that seeing AI produce false news and visuals made him realize "how scary the future is going to be."

Mahindra also said that while ports, infrastructure, and technological innovations like as artificial intelligence are critical to development, the caliber of human capital is even more critical.

"The most important thing is the quality of human capital, which is why I am not at all concerned about the prediction that AI would eventually replace people. Changes in technology are usually scary. AI is the creative mind's capability. Will turn into its ally, but not its master,'' he said.