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Can ChatGPT replace Google Search?

Ravikiran Papthimar

ChatGPT is a natural language processing (NLP) model developed by OpenAI that has the ability to hold conversations with humans and provide answers to their questions. It is a variant of the GPT-3 language model, which is known for its impressive capabilities in language generation and understanding.

One potential application of ChatGPT is, as a replacement for Google Search. Currently, Google Search is a go-to tool for finding information online. It allows users to enter a query and receive a list of relevant websites and information. However, ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize this process by providing direct answers to user questions in a conversational manner.

For example, instead of going to Google and searching for “What is the capital of France?”, a user could simply ask ChatGPT, “What is the capital of France?” and receive the immediate response “The capital of France is Paris.” This not only saves time for the user, but it also allows for a more personalized and interactive experience.

In addition to answering simple questions, ChatGPT can also engage in more complex conversations and provide more in-depth answers. For instance, a user could ask ChatGPT about the history of a particular event or place, and ChatGPT could provide a detailed explanation. This level of understanding and language generation capability sets ChatGPT apart from traditional search engines, which often provide a list of links to external sources rather than direct answers.

Another advantage of using ChatGPT as a search tool is its ability to understand the context and provide relevant information based on previous conversations. This means that ChatGPT can have a “memory” of sorts, allowing it to provide more accurate and helpful responses over time.

Overall, ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize the way we search for information online. Its natural language processing capabilities and ability to hold conversations make it a unique and powerful tool for finding answers to our questions. While it may not completely replace Google Search, ChatGPT could certainly become a valuable alternative for those seeking a more interactive and personalized search experience

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Acharya Solutions – India’s 1st Faculty Evaluation Platform (FEP)

Ravikiran Papthimar

Acharya Solutions is India’s first Faculty Evaluation Platform (FEP) targeted at understanding teachers’ knowledge & skills in order to take actionable steps for improvement & Learning.

India faces a major challenge, while school enrolment is nearly universal at primary level, study after study shows that children are failing to meet grade-level learning outcomes. Teachers have a greatest impact on the student learning outcomes. It has also been recognised that quality among practising teachers can be improved through more effective teacher evaluation.

Faculty evaluation is a continuous process to understand teachers’ knowledge, skills and attitudes in order to take actionable steps for teaching and learning improvement.

Acharya Solution gives you the ability to schedule and complete evaluations quickly and effectively. Real breakthrough comes with integration of both the staff performance and professional development processes on a single platform for all users.

Solution is a web & mobile platform which automates the current manual process and provides an avenue for teachers for professional growth.

Solution features

  1. 360 degree feedback for teachers
  2. Continuous Evaluation Process
  3. FREE Faculty Assessment Report
  4. Access to Professional Learning Resources
www.acharyasolutions.com
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Enterprise Work Management – Getting redefined

Ravikiran Papthimar

The enterprise work management space is undergoing a significant transformation as businesses increasingly rely on remote work and digital tools to manage their operations. Gone are the days when work was done primarily in an office setting, with teams physically present in the same location. Today, thanks to advances in technology and communication, it is possible for team members to collaborate and work together from anywhere in the world.

The future of enterprise work management is likely to be shaped by a number of emerging trends, including the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, the adoption of remote work and collaboration tools, and the integration of data analytics and reporting systems.

One of the biggest drivers of change in enterprise work management will be the increasing use of AI and automation. Automation is already being used to streamline various business processes, such as invoicing and customer service, and it is expected to become even more prevalent in the future. For example, AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants will be able to handle a wide range of tasks, freeing up human employees to focus on more complex and creative tasks.

Another key trend will be the adoption of remote work and collaboration tools. With the rise of the gig economy, more and more employees are working remotely, and this trend is expected to continue in the future. To support this trend, companies will need to invest in tools that enable employees to collaborate and communicate effectively, regardless of their location.

This shift has led to the rise of enterprise work management platforms, which are designed to help organizations manage and coordinate work across dispersed teams. These platforms offer a range of features, including project management, task assignment, and real-time communication, to help teams stay organized and productive. These platforms offer a number of benefits that can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of work processes. For example, they allow teams to track progress and stay on top of deadlines, and they provide a central location for storing and sharing documents and other important information. They also enable real-time communication and collaboration, which can help teams stay connected and aligned even when they are not physically present in the same location.

Integration of data analytics and reporting systems will also play a significant role in the future of enterprise work management. By collecting and analyzing data from various sources, such as project management software, HR systems, and customer feedback, companies will be able to gain a deeper understanding of their work processes and identify opportunities for improvement. This will enable them to optimize their workflows and make more informed decisions about how to allocate resources and allocate tasks.

Overall, the future of enterprise work management is likely to be driven by a combination of automation, remote work, and data analytics. By embracing these trends, companies will be able to improve productivity, reduce costs, and better meet the needs of their customers.

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How ChatGPT can revolutionize the field of Human Experience Management (HXM)

Ravikiran Papthimar

ChatGPT is a powerful tool that has the potential to revolutionize the field of human experience management. At its core, ChatGPT is a chatbot powered by machine learning and natural language processing, which allows it to understand and respond to user inputs in a way that is similar to a human conversation.

This technology has a wide range of applications, but it is particularly useful for improving customer service, as it can handle a high volume of inquiries and provide personalized responses to individual users.

One of the key ways that ChatGPT can change the human experience management area is by providing a more seamless and efficient customer service experience. By automating certain tasks, such as answering frequently asked questions or providing basic information, ChatGPT can free up time for human customer service representatives to focus on more complex issues and provide more personalized service. This can lead to higher customer satisfaction and loyalty, as users are more likely to feel that their needs are being met in a timely and effective manner.

Another way that ChatGPT can change the human experience management area is by providing insights and analytics that can help companies understand and improve their customer service processes. By analyzing the data generated by ChatGPT interactions, companies can identify patterns and trends that can help them optimize their customer service strategies and better meet the needs of their users.

Overall, ChatGPT has the potential to greatly enhance the field of human experience management by providing a more efficient and personalized customer service experience, as well as valuable insights and analytics that can help companies improve their processes and better serve their users.

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Covid19 – Online classes for kids – Is it effective?

Ravikiran Papthimar

I was talking to one of my relative who is in Tier 3 city about Covid19 situation and discussion came to college & studies for their son. They informed me that their son is attending online classes. When i asked them how is he doing it, i understood he is attending the classes over “Mobile“. I started to think how effective 3 to 4 hours of online class over a mobile phone would be.

Representational Image | Wikimedia Commons

I personally have problems to go through online content (any content for that matter) on smaller screen and would prefer a large screen to expand and see the content clearly. Thinking more about this made me realize what these kids are going through.

As I started doing some research on this. I stumbled upon 2 reports from Unicef & UNESCO published on 14th & 21st April 2020 respectively. As per Unicef, More than 1.5 billion children and young people have been affected by school closures worldwide.

Millions of children are at increased risk of harm as their lives move increasingly online during lockdown in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Unicef Report – 14th April 2020

Half of the total number of learners – some 826 million students – kept out of the classroom by the COVID-19 pandemic, do not have access to a household computer, 43% (706 million) have no internet at home & about 56 million learners live in locations not served by mobile networks

UNESCO Report – 21st April 2020

As i dug in more, I realized that both the persona’s of Students & Teachers are facing challenges in this method of study.

For Students:

  • Those who are in cities with good internet connection have been able to attend classes where as those who went to their native villages are not able to attend.
  • Don’t have the kind of devices, laptops, smartphones… or money to keep the Internet connection going.
  • Spending more time on virtual platforms can leave children vulnerable to online sexual exploitation and grooming.
  • May expose children to potentially harmful and violent content as well as greater risk of cyberbullying.

For Teachers:

  • Need training to deliver distance and online education effectively, but such support is particularly scarce in low-income areas.
  • No reliable network to deliver 40 – 60 min video / online class
  • No clear instructions on how different apps need to be used for different purposes (PPT, Online class, video recording..etc)
  • Older teachers (50+) have challenge to adopt to the new technology

Though there is no immediate & permanent fix for this issue, we can look at few of the options to mitigate the risk

  • Parents to make sure that devices students are using have the latest software updates & antivirus installed
  • Bolster core child protection services & make it available throughout the pandemic.
  • Provide online learning to only those classes / students who need it.
  • Make lessons available on DTH platform & All India Radio.
  • Provide internet connectivity to improve access for disadvantaged children in low-income households.

Overall i feel, now is a good time to do a feedback check with the students & teachers to see the effectiveness of this initiative, take corrective action before proceeding. We should make sure educational institutions does not use this opportunity to push ahead with academic calendar completion.