ChampagneGPT: Next-Gen ChatGPT Promises 'PhD Level Intelligence' and Sparks Online Debate

The internet is buzzing with reactions to an intriguing post about the upcoming capabilities of ChatGPT, humorously dubbed "ChampagneGPT." A social media user, "swilua_," recently shared a screenshot that has sparked lively discussions. The post begins with a witty comment, "It’s only PhD level intelligence if it comes from the PhD region of France. Otherwise, it’s just sparkling plagiarism ✨."

The middle section of the image reveals a headline stating, "Next-gen ChatGPT will have PhD level intelligence, will launch in a year and a half: OpenAI CTO Mira Murati." This statement was reported by Nandini Yadav just a day ago. In the lower section, a photograph features a smiling woman with long, wavy dark hair, dressed in a white top, adding a human touch to the technological announcement.

The online community has had mixed reactions to this bold claim. One user cynically remarked, "Next-gen ChatGPT will be forced to draw furry p*** to earn money after it can't find a job that uses its PhD." Another added, "It doesn't have ANY intelligence jfc. It's not 'AI' it's predictive generation. It's just a more complex version of the s*** that makes Minecraft worlds."

The debate extends to the value and meaning of "PhD level intelligence." Comments range from "What does 'PhD level intelligence' even mean?" to "PhD level intelligence is a low bar. What I'm picking up is that if you ask it a question it'll mostly spew jargon and tell you the answer is outside the scope of their thesis."

Some users see the humor in the situation, with one noting, "CEO who only has an honorary doctorate takes a stab at guessing the intelligence of people with actual doctorates." Others are more critical, such as the comment, "Another MBA doing what they do best... blow smoke and exploit others."

The original post by "swilua_" has clearly struck a chord, blending humor with skepticism about the future of AI and its touted advancements. As the world awaits the launch of the next-gen ChatGPT, the conversation highlights the ongoing debate about artificial intelligence, its capabilities, and the ever-evolving relationship between technology and human intelligence.