Infosys founder Narayana Murthy overruled fears of losing human jobs due to ChatGPT.

Will ChatGPT make you no longer work? That is a subject that has been raised frequently ever since the chatbot was developed in the latter half of last year. It's been acclaimed for its ability to make a variety of difficult topics simple. Nonetheless, ChatGPT has drawn a lot of criticism for its negative consequences on education. Narayana Murthy, the founder of Infosys, allayed concerns about ChatGPT or AI displacing human jobs on Thursday.

The founder of Infosys lauded ChatGPT in remarks made outside of the NASSCOM Technology and Leadership Forum 2023. He gave a detailed account of their encounter with the chatbot and said, "I made use of ChatGPT. My kid first told me about it a few months ago. It provides you with the knowledge, which you can then use in novel ways based on your creativity."

Murthy emphasized that it won't lead to a loss of work, stating, "Even in 1977–1978, there were program generators that had entered, so everyone was scared about jobs, but that didn't happen. Because a tool, the human mind is the most flexible. It was then used to address more significant problems with the aid of technology and human ingenuity.

As a result, "ChatGPT is a beautiful one, but we must use it as a basis and then utilize it to exhibit our creativity and solve larger challenges, but be it ChatGPT or AI, it will never replace people," he added his conclusion.