What Does ‘GPT’ Mean in ChatGPT?

While we were still dreaming, artificial intelligence ChatGPT emerged, capable of answering questions, generating summaries, translating documents, classifying information, writing code, creating scripts, doing homework, and writing papers. ChatGPT can handle almost everything with ease. In just two months, its monthly active users surpassed 100 million, making it the fastest-growing consumer application in history, but unfortunately, it is not open for our use.

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What Are the Three Words in ‘ChatGPT’?

The full name of ChatGPT is Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer, translated into Chinese as: 聊天生成预训练转换器。

G stands for generative/ ˈdʒenərətɪv /, which means productive.

P stands for pre-trained, meaning pre-trained.

T stands for transformer, referring to the transformation model (computer) converter.

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What Are the Two Words in ‘AI’?

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, we may see AI in our daily lives at any time. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a new technical science that studies and develops theories, methods, technologies, and application systems used to simulate, extend, and enhance human intelligence.

A stands for Artificial/ ˌɑːrtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)l /, meaning man-made or artificial.

I stands for Intelligence/ ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns /, which means intelligence, talent; smart.

Just think how terrifying it would be if many industries were replaced by AI.

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How Do You Say ‘Swipe Phone’ in English?

How Do You Say It in English?

To swipe a phone or a card can both be expressed as: swipe, which means “to slide.”

Note: Although swiping a phone involves sliding on the phone screen, do not add ‘on.’

• swipe my phone（√）Swipe my phone

swipe on my phone（×）

• swipe my screen Swipe (phone) screen
• swipe my card Swipe card

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How Do You Say ‘Addicted’ in English?

How Do You Say It in English?

If you are addicted to playing ChatGPT and like to ask it anything, you can say in English:

There is a vivid phrase that describes how everyone feels about their phones:

• can’t put it down: unable to put it down, unable to part with it.

I just can’t put my phone down. I can’t stop playing with my phone.

So, to describe a book that is so exciting that you can’t stop reading, you can say:

• unputdownable: cannot be put down.

This is an unputdownable book.

The book is so unputdownable.

If you are addicted to your phone, you can also say:

• glued to the phone: addicted to the phone, this term is relatively neutral.

She’s glued to the phone. She is addicted to her phone.

• addicted to the phone: addicted to the phone, this term is more negative, indicating a serious psychological dependence.

She’s addicted to sugar. She is addicted to sugar.

She’s addicted to computer games. She is addicted to computer games.