So, in an effort to align your startup business with the modern day and age, you have decided to enlist the artificial intelligence of ChatGPT. Arguably an intimidating step, as the commonplace fears of replacement by means of superior technology plague most of us inevitably. Among many professionals, these ideas about losing jobs to AI have been on the rise in modern times since the invention of the internet, and the advancement of robotics. If your job is to carry as many plates and cutlery as possible without dropping any, one or the other Boston Dynamics YouTube video of a humanoid machine, conveying itself and a gigantic load at inhuman speed, might give you pause. You may feel the same way about ChatGPT.

Unless you build or program computers for a living, you could be forgiven for never having wondered what actually happens under the hood. How do computers make decisions? What do their instructions look like? The short answer is no. Computers can't think the way you and I can.

A chatbot is a computer program or an artificial intelligence which conducts a conversation via auditory or textual methods. Chatbots are often designed to convincingly simulate how a human would behave as a conversational partner and are used for various practical enterprise use cases including customer service, IT helpdesk, HR or information acquisition (Business Intelligence). ABC Corp uses BotCore's AI chatbot which enables organizations to build and deploy customized AI chatbots. So, let us see how Nathan's life at ABC Corp. has been impacted by chatbots. Nathan has joined as a Marketing Manager.

Enterprises everywhere are looking for talent. And those with talents and skills that are in high demand can pretty much control their work life: where they work, how they work, compensation packages, and a host of other specifications about their work life. This is a huge opportunity for freelancers, if they keep current with demand and continue to enhance and expand their skills. Some, in fact, are predicting that, by 2027, the majority of the workforce will be comprised of freelancers, not regular, traditional employees. I have my predictions too for the future of freelancing and these are many.

Suzana Herculano-Houzel is a remarkable woman. She's a Brazilian neuroscientist who spends her time making "brain soup" -- dissolving the brains of different animals so she can work out how many cells they contain in total. In her new book, The Human Advantage, Herculano-Houzel explains how human brains have far more neurons than other species, outstripping even elephants and blue whales, whose grey matter weigh much more than ours. This groundbreaking research reveals that the human brain has 86 billion neurons -- an astonishing number, comparable to the number of stars in our galaxy. Even more incredibly, the human brain has more processing power than any supercomputer but uses less energy than a 30W light bulb.