From drafting student essays to writing storyboards and creating music, AI today seems to be able to do it all. ChatGPT and similar models have taken the world by storm. But what exactly are these AI systems? How do they work?

In this two part conversation, Nidhi and Aishwarya speak to Charitarth Bharti about generative AI, specifically, about Large Language Models (LLMs). In part 1, they discuss what LLMs are, how they are used, the changes they have caused to the job market, and their implications for privacy and data protection.

Charitarth Bharti is a lawyer and policy professional working in areas relating to privacy, AI, and technology. He is particularly interested in the intersection of AI ethics and privacy from a business as well as a social policy angle. Charitarth is currently a Senior Consultant at EY, and is an external researcher with CCG.

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Hosts: Aishwarya Giridhar, Nidhi Singh

Editor: Gopika P

Supported by: Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom

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