
This may be the shortest post that I have ever written. It’s one of my first experiences with artificial intelligence. If you haven’t heard of ChatGPT yet, it’s an artificial intelligence (AI) program that seems to be a real breakthrough.
To test it out, I asked 5 common retirement questions and am posting the ChatGPT answers. All were copied word-for-word, from the first answers provided.
I think you’ll agree, they are all well-written and contain good, basic advice. The more I read about new advances in AI, the more I think we’ve reached a game changing tipping point in its everyday application.
Read through ChatGPT’s answers and let me know what you think …!?
1. What is your forecast for stock market performance in 2023?
Unfortunately, it is impossible to accurately forecast stock market performance in 2023. The stock market is unpredictable and can be subject to a wide variety of influences that are impossible to predict in advance. Therefore, the best advice is to always be aware of potential risks and always do your own research before investing in the stock market.
2. At what age should someone retire?
There is no definitive answer as to the best time to retire, as it is a highly individual decision. Factors such as your desired lifestyle, financial resources, and health should be taken into account when considering when to retire. It is important to consult a financial planner or other qualified professionals to ensure that you can make a comfortable transition into retirement.
3. What is a safe annual savings withdrawal rate for a retired person?
Most experts recommend not withdrawing more than 4-5% of your savings each year in retirement. This amount can be adjusted based on age, health and other factors. Withdrawing more can be risky and potentially impact your ability to sustain retirement income over a longer period of time.
4. What is an effective retirement investment portfolio mix of stocks and bonds for a 55 year old?
For an individual who is age 55 and preparing for retirement, a prudent retirement investment portfolio mix of stocks and bonds could be 70% stocks and 30% bonds. This mix of assets provides diversification and growth potential to help ensure a secure retirement. Stocks, such as those in broad-based index funds, can provide long-term growth and a buffer for inflation. Bonds, such as those through government and corporate-grade securities, can provide protection from potential market declines and provide a steady stream of income. This mix may need to be adjusted as the individual’s circumstances change and is also dependent on the individual’s risk tolerance.
5. How does one maintain purpose in retirement?
Retirement can be a difficult transition for some individuals because their days have suddenly gone from full of purpose to seemingly without one. It can be helpful to set goals and create a routine to make retirement more fulfilling. It may also be beneficial to explore new activities and interests, engage in volunteer activities, spend time with family and friends, and take an occasional part-time job that is not too demanding but still provides a sense of purpose. Finally, it is important to stay physically and mentally active, as this can help to maintain a sense of purpose and prevent boredom.
BONUS QUESTION: What are the best places to see in Florida?
Walt Disney World – Orlando. Everglades National Park – South Florida. Beaches and resorts along the coast – Miami, St. Petersburg, Daytona Beach, and more. Universal Orlando Resort – Orlando. Kennedy Space Center – Cape Canaveral. Dry Tortugas National Park – Key West. Miami Beach – Miami. The Florida Keys – Key Largo to Key West. St. Augustine – Florida’s Historic Coast. Discovery Cove – Orlando.
ChatGPT version 3.ai; Image Credit: Pixabay
I just tried to access the tool but it said it was running at capacity. The direct competition with search engines like Google could be massive.
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Yes – I’ve heard that Google is scrambling to develop something similar … quickly!
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To the tune of Old McDonald:
“No more need for man to write,
AI AI O!
Artificial wins the fight,
AI AI O!
With a sentence here,
And a sentence there,
Here a sentence, there a sentence,
Everywhere a sentence.
Man unmanned by his own e-toy,
AI AI OY!
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I literally laughed out loud! I doubt that AI will challenge the brilliance of a Madison Avenue copywriter for some time. After all, the best copy breaks all the rules in its sophistication.
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Amazing. Exciting and scary at the same time! It’s incredible to think about the technology leaps that our parents and grandparents lived through…horses to cars, cars to airplanes, penicillin to advanced medical transplants and even atomic energy. I suspect our children and grandchildren will say the same of our generation…airplanes to lunar (and Mars) landers, adding machines to advanced computers and micro circuitry, incredible genetic advancements, and now the onset of AI. Let’s hope that it’s all utilized for the good of humanity. I’m still optimistic that we will. Interesting post!
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For the most part innovation has benefited most of humanity. Of course, the same technology is often used for military purposes. The arc of history seems to be bending away from armed conflict, although sometimes that’s two steps forward, one step back.
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