Professor says ChatGPT would do well on MBA exam!

A professor at the Wharton School, a University of Pennsylvania, ChatGPT, which is a kind of chatbot powered by artificial intelligence, fared better than several students in the Master of Science exams. Business Administration (MBA), which is basically a graduate level aimed at administrators and executives.

An expert and enthusiast of innovations at the aforementioned university, Christian Terwiesch, did a paper with the following title: “Could Chat GPT3 get an MBA at Wharton?”. According to the studies carried out, ChatGPT would have received a grade between B and B- in the exam, which brings very important innovations to the university.

According to the professor, ChatGPT “demonstrated a remarkable ability to automate some of the skills of highly rewarded workers for their knowledge in general and, in particular, workers with specific knowledge, in positions occupied by MBA graduates, such as analysts, managers and consultants”.

Furthermore, Terwiesch said that OpenAI's program was capable of carrying out strictly professional tasks, such as developing software and drafting legal documents, for example. He further said that the chatbot does a "great job of controlling basic operations and processing analytical questions, including those that were based on case studies".

ChatGPT services can be used by anyone, simply by registering an account for free, until now. For that, it's just access the website of OpenAI program. Right on the home page are some examples, which follow:

• “Explain quantum computing in simple terms”;
• “Do you have any creative ideas for a 10 year anniversary?”;
• “How do I make an HTTP request in Javascript?”.

Among the capabilities are:

• Remember what the user said earlier in the conversation;
• Allow the user to provide corrections;
• Trained to deny inappropriate requests.

Finally, the limitations described on the homepage are:

• May occasionally generate incorrect information;
• Limited knowledge of the world and events after 2021;
• May occasionally generate harmful instructions or biased content.

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