Literature is one of the oldest artistic forms in the world and to date it remains valid. For its part, technology evolves every day and has changed even the smallest aspects of existence. One of the more recent variants is ChatGPT and its capacity is so great that it is even capable of creating a poem about one of the most common conditions.

Can machines replace humans?

First of all, it is necessary to delve into the Artificial intelligence. The first time this concept was used was in the middle of the 20th century. It was used to describe machines that were capable of performing functions thought to be unique to humans. Since then it has given rise to revolutionary inventions such as the computer.

Today it is very difficult to imagine the daily life of a person without the Internet. The possibility of being connected with the outside world in real time has transformed the forms of communication. Now all the knowledge is just a click away.

To delve into the subject it is necessary to talk about ChatGPT. It is a chatbot based on the GPT-3 Artificial Intelligence language model and was developed by the OpenAI company. For its elaboration, more than 175 million parameters were used and it was trained to carry out different activities related to language, from translation to text generation.

Now, in 2022 the company Open AI presented what until now is classified as the most advanced chatbot on the planet. This is ChatGPT 4 and it stands out because it has the ability to start conversations in real time. Unlike his predecessors, his responses don’t sound artificial but he has the ability to interact as if he were a person. In addition, it is also capable of writing elaborate and long texts instantly.

ChatGPT creates a poem about rheumatoid arthritis

Since its launch, the infinite capabilities of this tool have been shown, which works through the Artificial intelligence. In the past it has even been shown that it can be a digital psychologist because it allows users to vent in writing and at the end offers words of encouragement.

As part of the experiments, it has also been verified that it can answer highly complex tests. Through an experiment, the chatbot was able to approve the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE).

While one of the new examples is made by the Dr Ramiro, who through a video showed the final result. In his case, what he did was ask ChatGPT to write a poem about rheumatoid arthritis.

In the end, the doctor showed that he received a four-stanza poem as an answer. The composition is correct because it has the necessary rhymes and also some parts do focus on the symptoms of the disease and its characteristics.