Artificial Intelligence
In this AI era, when looking for answers to various problems, a person no longer meets experts in a particular field, but the answers come from a machine.
Ahmad Najib Burhani
If the era of social media is frequently accused of causing "the death of expertise", the era of artificial intelligence (AI), which is currently being actively talked about, can be considered the beginning of the shift of expertise from human beings to machine. In this AI era, when looking for answers to various problems, a person no longer meets experts in a particular field, but the answers come from a machine. Consultants, speakers and the informants are machines. This, for example, can be seen in with the chatGPT-AI Texting Chatbot and chat.openai.com, where we just type or order the AI what we want and the machine will answer or present what we need.
We do not seem to need special staff who usually help prepare speeches for certain events. There is no need for a secretary to make a letter in the office. Simply order AI to prepare the speech or letter we need. If we want to make a paper or article, we can also ask AI by writing down the theme in question or the event that is the purpose of the article to be delivered. Not only in Indonesian and English, AI is also ready in other languages. The speech, paper or script made by AI is already in a coherent form and with the correct grammar.