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We take a look at the last 4 months and how chatGPT has directly affected the team at arq works.

TL;DR: The satisfaction derived from solving complex programming problems attracts many to the field. With large language models handling these problems for us, the feeling changes – still positive, but less impactful. As we watch the future of this technology unfold, we experience a blend of excitement and concern.

In an interview with Thomas Cox, managing director of Arq Works, he shares his insights on OpenAI’s ChatGPT and its impact on the publishing industry.

Our latest tool to hit the market is an AI-powered book classification system that can automatically classify books according to the BISAC and Editeur Thema standards. The system uses natural language processing and machine learning to analyze the content of each book and assign it to relevant categories.

Released on Nov 30 2020 chatGPT is a new AI model by the OpenAI research laboratory which previously created the DALL·E image creation AI. OpenAI has received funding from Microsoft and Elon Musk and describes itself as a for-profit company with a non-profit mission.

Rarely, a new technology comes along that has the potential to truly revolutionise our lives but after testing chatGPT and looking into how it works this feels like one of them. In this article, I take a look at the technology and start thinking about applications in the publishing industry.