Based on ChatGPT’s responses to questions from several communication scholars and drawing on the latest research and discussions in academia and industry, I propose three possible roles for large language models (LLMs) in social science research: the diligent student, the reliable research assistant (RA), and the independent principal investigator (PI). I further discuss these roles in relation to three key issues of LLMs: training data, prompt engineering, and whether probabilistic statistical-based models can be cognitively competent. I conclude by suggesting that social scientists should continue to maintain their sovereignty in scholarly endeavors and actively seek ways to tap the intelligence of LLMs to empower their research.
本文引用格式﹕ 方可成(2023)。〈本科生、研究助理、課題負責人?試論ChatGPT在學術研究中的角色〉。《傳播與社會學刊》,第66期,頁53–65。 Citation of this article: Fang, K. (2023). Who is ChatGPT: A college student, RA or PI? Communication and Society, 66, 53–65. |
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