Austin, Texas – Americans in the Lone Star State share their familiarity with artificial intelligence and their use of the rapidly evolving technology.
“I love using ChatGPT for stupid problems I have, or just for problem solving or something like that,” Austin’s Gabriel told Fox News. “But other than that, I don’t really use AI that much.”
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In recent months, artificial intelligence has developed rapidly, and tools such as ChatGPT have become more accessible to the general public. But most of those interviewed by Fox News said they do not use AI technology in their daily lives.
Some, like Khilea, said they were not familiar enough with AI to “know what I was supposed to do with it”. But Dewey is particularly proficient because his tech job requires him to use artificial intelligence on a daily basis.
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Dewey said he uses the artificial intelligence tool TensorFlow for work purposes. TensorFlow is “an end-to-end open source platform for machine learning,” according to its parent company, Google. (Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
“I design software and train programming teams, so I use it a lot,” he told Fox News. “We use ChatGPT, and we also use Google’s TensorFlow to build apps and websites.”
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Christine, who was visiting from Los Angeles, told Fox News she said she wasn’t part of “the AI generation.”
“I’m a wound nurse,” she said. “I would say I would never use AI for this or anything.”
Gabriel said he doesn’t use AI every day, but occasionally tries ChatGPT. (Lionier/Getty Images)
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Khilea is more open to the technology. Although she doesn’t use AI now, she says she could see herself using it in the next few years.
“Probably in the future, because it’s going to become more common,” she told Fox News. “So, I think it’s definitely going to be a part of my day-to-day life eventually. “
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