ChatGPT’s new AI thinks like us, and critics warn it comes with some dangers

New chatbot model is more ‘human’-like, can ‘think’ and ‘reason.’ Should we worry yet?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly a part of our daily lives. It can analyze data, make a diagnosis, create and edit photos, and it’s a fundamental part of social media. But while AI’s many functions are undeniably impressive, it’s not without flaws. Chatbots can produce essays and come up with human-like responses to questions in seconds. But they struggle with math and science problems where there is only one correct answer.