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I ALWAYS know there is something fishy going on with a new tech product when journalists start desperately reaching out to science fiction authors to explain it for them. Such is the case with ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot from San Francisco company OpenAI, which has become one of the world’s most widely used apps in just a few short months.
So many news outlets were asking science fiction writers to weigh in on AI’s capabilities that the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association had to issue a special media statement on its website, linking to dozens of authors’ …
