"With the introduction of OpenAI's ChatGPT, artificial intelligence (AI) has become widely accessible, providing rapid access to vast amounts of data available on the web with minimal errors. Although this information has always been accessible via the internet, locating specific topics amid the overwhelming volume of content was often challenging. Additionally, search engines frequently present irrelevant information, which can distract users from their intended queries."
"Today, AI language models (LLMs), despite still having problems in accurately gathering data on certain topics, have significantly simplified and improved the accuracy of information retrieval. Issues such as providing fake references by AI are likely to be resolved soon. However, the important question is: with such a tool available, how far can the human mind expand, and at what point do we cease to be ourselves and instead become part of a global network of shared information?"
ChatGPT has made artificial intelligence widely accessible and provides rapid access to vast online data with few errors. Previously, locating specific topics on the internet was difficult due to overwhelming content and irrelevant search results. AI language models have simplified and improved information retrieval despite lingering accuracy problems and occasional fake references, which are expected to be resolved. The availability of powerful AI raises questions about the expansion of human cognition and potential loss of individual distinctiveness within a global information network. Scientists and academics face challenges to their authority and traditional scholarly roles. Historically, translation was a key scholarly activity during the Abbasid translation movement, which boosted regional scientific flourishing. The information revolution has left local languages behind in information provision.
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