July 20th, according to the Financial Times, author Dave Eggers Last year, when invited by Sam Altman to speak to around 200 employees in OpenAI, he criticized them ChatGPT Increased burden on educators and possible loss of learningwritingAnd the opportunity to express one's views。
Eggers says that the impact of the generation AI on the work of teachers is "dangerous"。
If students use it to write, it is the most tragic thing that they will never learn to write. Their voices were also taken away. They will never be able to tell the truth and tell their stories. This is stifling a generation or two generations。
It was reported that Eggers' speech was based on Sam Altman's earlier affirmation of AI's creation. Altman once stated that he was impressed by a short article produced by ChatGPT, and that Eggers called it "a mimic-mocked nonsense" and questioned whether anyone would really be willing to read a novel created by AI in the future。
This is not the first time that Eggers has criticized the technology industry. In the novel The Circle, he depicted the erosion of individual privacy and independence by large technology companies through surveillance and data collection; in the new Contrapposto, he further emphasized the importance of mastering creative skills through exercise, teaching and repeated modification。
In the face of the rapid spread of generating AI, Eggers argues that technology is often used on a large scale before society fully judges its value。