In last month’s newsletter, we discussed the capabilities of ChatGPT and demonstrated an example of its output. Now, several months since its public release late last year, we will delve into the excitement surrounding its applications and problems that have been identified with its use, and how it or its future iterations could change the future for all of us.
The impact of diet on quality of life has been a major public health concern not only in Japan but in the global community. Thus, extensive research is being conducted to evaluate how the type and quantity of foods we eat impact our health. Let’s look at a specific subset of foods that have become more prevalent in our diet: ultra-processed foods.
As we mentioned in a previous issue of our newsletter, GPT-3 is a state-of-the-art language model developed by OpenAI. Another language model that’s worth noting is ChatGPT, also developed by OpenAI. ChatGPT is designed to provide real-time responses to users based on the information it has been trained on.
First discovered in the 1980s, the depletion of the protective ozone layer surrounding the Earth resulted in the appearance of a hole over Antarctica. Caused by the build-up of chlorofluorocarbons in the Earth’s atmosphere, the damage to the ozone layer presented humans with evidence of their impact on the planet and the potentially dangerous consequences of failing to mitigate any harm they cause.
