GPT-3 is a Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3, a language model developed by OpenAI that generates AI-written text with the potential to be practically indistinguishable from human-written sentences and paragraphs. Trained on a massive corpus of text with over 175 billion parameters, GPT-3 uses few-shot learning to quickly predict output results with minimal input. It can perform various tasks such as generating recipes, creating original poems, answering questions, translating conversations, summarizing articles, programming, informing, and even writing an article. However, GPT-3 still has room to grow and is not perfect, with weaknesses including a lack of true intelligence, potential privacy risks, and the ability to create biased content. Its applications include semantic search, chatbots, content generation, productivity boosters, and translation. To integrate GPT-3 with IVRs, developers can use Twilio's programmable voice system, allowing for dynamic interactions between automated systems and customers. While GPT-3 is not yet available for general availability, its prior version, GPT-2, can be used as a starting point, and various applications have been built using the technology.