I find your insights about the discussion to be very compelling, especially through the discussion of the refining of predictive systems as new data is introduced. With this, I wonder how did people in the past checked the accuracy of their predictive models without the usage of modern technology that researchers have access to now.

I found the current models of AIs to be an incredibly fascinating tools that would have much benefit to society in the future. After reading the functions that ChatGPT is able to perform, I am very surprised at how accurate and quick it is to get information. ChatGPT is able to condense and research information quickly, thus saving you time from researching for hours that the AI can do in seconds. As AI is continuously evolving, I imagine that many tedious tasks that humans currently do will be done by AIs. Despite the evolving advantages of AI, there is an ethics concerns with using AIs because of its inaccuracy and its capabilities. In the article that I linked above, a man was accused of a crime because of a botched facial recognition software. The inaccuracies of the AI caused a man lots of grievances which is an ethical issues if the harms of AI is outweighed by the benefit of AI. In addition, with the usage of AIs like ChatGPT, the issue of academic dishonesty is also a potential concern that people are still discussing. Therefore, with the benefits of AI, there are still unresolved ethical issues that are still debating.