While some users would like to use ChatGPT for fun, or perhaps to have simply just anything to talk with, there are also serious applications of this model which may have the prospects of influencing work and productivity in the near future. "Vetting the veracity of ChatGPT answers takes some work because it just gives you some raw text with no links or citations," CNET cautions as it tackled the question of whether or not it could be trusted. Some also bucked euphoric optimism for AI as starting a wave of unemployment, especially for those who are less skilled and occupied with primarily repetitive or routine work. Think of the comparison between AI-generated art and works produced by human artists. For its part, Time Magazine highlights how the model supposedly works its wonders, "ChatGPT’s fluency is an illusion that stems from the combination of massive amounts of data, immense computing power, and novel processing techniques—but it’s a powerful one. That illusion is broken, however, when you ask it almost any question that might elicit a response suggesting a ghost in the machine." Conclusion "The future may be overrated," remarked young Sheldon Cooper in an episode featuring the early chatbot ELIZA. Read more in our articles including "ChatGPT: This AI is out to take your job" and "Explainer: Philippine Digital Workforce Competitiveness Act and the Future of Work".
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Apr 21, 2026While some users would like to use ChatGPT for fun, or perhaps to have simply just anything to talk with, there are also serious applications of this model which may have the prospects of influencing work and productivity in the near future. "Vetting the veracity of ChatGPT answers takes some work because it just gives you some raw text with no links or citations," CNET cautions as it tackled the question of whether or not it could be trusted.
Some also bucked euphoric optimism for AI as starting a wave of unemployment, especially for those who are less skilled and occupied with primarily repetitive or routine work. Think of the comparison between AI-generated art and works produced by human artists. For its part, Time Magazine highlights how the model supposedly works its wonders, "ChatGPT’s fluency is an illusion that stems from the combination of massive amounts of data, immense computing power, and novel processing techniques—but it’s a powerful one.
Our coverage of future of work includes: "ChatGPT: This AI is out to take your job"; "Explainer: Philippine Digital Workforce Competitiveness Act and the Future of Work"; "IDC: Majority of Asia-Pacific employees want hybrid work even after pandemic". Each article provides unique insights and information.