ChatGPT and ethical decision making: It's not what can be done, but what should

The concept of immediacy is ingrained in 21st-century life. From shopping on Amazon with next-day delivery to internet and location services providing real-time information in the palm of our hands, it is clear that instant results are only going to become more prevalent in everyday life. In an era when many are jaded about tech -- and it is increasingly harder to surprise and excite people about what it can do -- ChatGPT has been a refreshing development. It is engaging, can be a lot of fun to test-drive and has proved beneficial for students and professionals looking to generate content. And it is all done in an instant.