ChatGPT predicts where the photo was taken with its new feature

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ChatGPT, signed by OpenAI, had its visual creation and visual analysis capabilities published a while ago. Thanks to these features , ChatGPT, which has reached millions of active users, has discovered a new side of its visual analysis capability that can be both positive and negative.

CHATGPT CORRECTLY GUESSES WHERE THE PHOTO WAS TAKEN

If you send ChatGPT a photo of city streets, squares, or statues and ask, " Where was this photo taken?" , it makes a guess. If the image has city or country markers, it guesses the country, city, and even neighborhood correctly. However, if there is no marker, it has trouble analyzing an ordinary image and its guesses are not accurate.

While this is a useful feature for fact-checkers, it also raises security and privacy concerns. The AI ​​analyzes street signs, specific murals on streets, or stores to come up with a result, and this carries the potential risk of misuse, as a malicious person who takes a person’s photo and posts it here could find out where the owner of the photo took it and harass that person.

According to experts, there should be a restriction for this feature.